The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 27, 1920, Page 11

by ADVERTISEMENTS 0 e ot ) -FULLY. GUARANTEED , CREAMZ SEPARATORI A SOLID PROPOSITION to lend new, we mlde. euy Holiday Poultry Wanted .We Pay Cash For LIVE or DRESSED TURKEYS CHICKENS DUCKS GEESE Coops Furnished CREAM Veal Hides Pelts Wool Furs Rabbits Write our nearest house for prices and - tags The R. E. COBB Co., ST. PAUL, MINN. Tracy, Minn.. Devils Lake, N. D. "“Ship t Wwitt” GEESE, D EGGS Dheet to the Retmlex-—-l-lmh— Prices — Quick Re! turns, Re!emnce. First National Bank. 705 -HENNEPIN 'AVE. MINNEAPOLIS {Shave, Bathe and ‘Shampoo with one Soap.— Cuticura Cuticura Soapisthefavoriteforsafetyrasorshaving. » Dickey. Glazed Tile Silos *“The Fruit Jar of the Field” Buy the am Silo _and Save Money, Time and Worry Bend for Catalog No 28 W.S. chlel' ;mg Co. Kansas City, Mo. Chumnnon DOLLARS IN HARES lE‘ack yard, -barn, Contract and Tlustrated e e Food & Fur Ass'n 401Y Broadway New Yor! n'ru. onm Halkm Minn. 63 BR REEDS S B ‘ -rhya, m Large uhlq 4 uau. TAA zwm Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers _'session of congress. AnY Boovdvay”__ew York N, 64 BREEDS Nt Zuions preiees ! 5 FO IB'LN'GQQ ‘. e Send 00k and catalog. t The Nolan Bill What It Is and Arguments for and Against It attracted throughout the country by the Nolan bill, also known as the Nolan-Ralston bill, which is now before congress. Many farmers have written the Leader about this bill, some opposing and some favoring it, while still, others were in doubt and asked the Leader’s opinion. The Nolan bill is a measure upon which _the Nonpartisan league has taken no cfficial position and we can not, therefore,’ either recommend or attack it. We can, however, tell what: it is and what its friends and enemies say about it. The Nolan bill proposes to raise 25 per cent of the national taxes (about $1,000,000,000) by levying a 1 per cent tax on land values and natural resources above $10,000, exclusive of improvements. Farm improvements of all kinds, including buildings, fences, tiling, irrigation systems, ma- chinery and livestock, would be exempt. On the bare land value above $10,000 the farmer would pay a tax of 1 per cent or $10 on $11,000 worth of land, $20 on $12,000 worth of land and so - on. The major portlon of the revenue would be secured, however, by the fact that the 1 per cent tax also applies on waterpower sites, oil lands, iron mines, clty lots, ete., much of which property is now held 1dle and- escapes taxatlon to a large degree. ' WHAT ITS FRIENDS AND OPPONENTS SAY The sponsors of the Nolan bill claim that 90 per cent of all the farmers in America would be exempt from its provisions, that the tax on idle city lots would compel their owners to put up houses and solve the housing ques- tion, that. the tax on big landlords would compel them to sell to tenants at reasonable figures and that the tax on idle mines, timber lands, water- power sites, ete., would compel their use and thus build up industry. The opponents of the Nolan bill claim that.it is a modified form of the single tax, that it would apply to more than 10 per cent of the farmers, that landlords instead of selling their land to tena!gts on easy terms would add the cost of the tax to the rent, and that it is easier to collect taxes by levying upon sales of tea, coffee, sugar, ete., than by levying upon land values, It is undoubtedly true, that the Nolan bill is a form of what is known as the single tax. Whether the single tax is right or wrong is another ques- tion and whether the Nolan bill as drafted would bear too heavily upon working farmers with farms valued at more than $10,000, outside of build- ings and improvements, is another questxon. It is probable, however, that the Nolan bill will not be passed at this which would pay: heavily for its hold- ings of idle waterpower sites, mines, etc,, is against it, so are speculators in city and farm property, while farmers appear to be divided at the present tifne. PUBLIC ELEVATOR AT NORFOLK The city of Norfolk, Va., has or- dered plans prepared for ‘a mumclpal ‘grain elevator in connection with its municipal port. The elevator will be built on the “unit” system. The first unit will have a capacity of 1,000,000 ‘bushels, but a working house will be ‘built- large enough to handle four 1,000,000-bushel units. 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