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On This Day | Sign of Hard Times and Smart Advertising

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Josh Wolsky
Josh Wolsky

Fred M. Brey, county auditor, states that there are about 1,000 descriptions. No property on which Ward county has bid in the taxes prior to 1936, no property on which the owner has entered into contract with the county for payment of taxes, are listed. Last year, no taxes were bid in and Mr. Brey does not expect that there will be any buyers this year. The taxes draw a straight six per cent, the three per cent penalty having been eliminated. Before one can get title to the property thru a tax deed, it will be necessary to wait five years.

December 2, 1937 | Ward County Independent

Why We Chose It

A 1,000 parcels delinquent, and no expected buyers. That’s a sign of great that depression really was. Also, we’re still getting a look at this Fargo Glass advertising today!

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Josh Wolsky

Josh Wolsky

Developer & Writer @TheMinot Voice, Fan of the Souris River, SavorMinot Advocate. Fortunate to be a 'former' City Council member ;)