Montana corporation income tax receipts decline sharply
Montana records show a drop in corporation income license tax receipts from 1917 to the present. Despite more firms paying the tax, overall revenue fell from 788,088.59 in the initial year to about 239,410.48 this year with near 40,000 more expected. Major factors cited include copper mining declines, higher wages, and increasing operating costs. The general state fund is exhausted and warrants are being issued.
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Helena
Montana
HL. Hart
Dean
Miller
Anaconda
Hart Sys
New County Fight Hotly Contested
August 4 report on county division petition hearings shows protestants withdrawing and counters with withdrawals. A large number of names were struck for various grounds as sessions aim to complete examination of all names within the original time. The dispute involved withdrawals and retractions as commissioners ordered names stricken.
Venereal Diseases Surge In Helena Health Reports
Helena reports for the week ended August 2 show a decline in contagious diseases overall, but venereal diseases rise sharply by more than 100 percent. Officials note no epidemics and attribute changes to a new reporting law.
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Helena
State Boardf Health
Industry heads to meet on Montana manufacturing aims
Helena reports a meeting of industry leaders and secretaries to revise ways and means to boost Montana manufacturing, expand industry scope, and promote Montana products for Montanans. Discussion includes Montana industrial exhibit at the state fair Victory Exposition from Sept to 13 under state association auspices. local coverage notes assault charges against Mathews and others in Missoula with bond hearings set, alibi from Spokane police.
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Helena
Direction Industries
Monta
Association
T. R. N. Hitchcock
Butte
Industria
Montana
Missoula
Mathews
Justice Court
Willam Mason
John Arnold
Jack
Miles
Va. Ngheith
Spokane
Arnold
Montana Wins Battalion Colors Award
Helena reports the state government has learned the 346th machine gun battalion colors were awarded to Montana for contributing more men than any other state.
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Helena
Montana
Deer Lodge News Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits
Deer Lodge Aug 4 A string of social notes covers visits and travels. Mrs all ton Mason and Miss Alice Napton visit Missoula parents. E G Wright returns from visiting son. Lochrie family tours Yellowstone with annual bankers convention at Canyon Hotel in park. Guests include Mr and Mrs Arthur Lochrie. Phil Mill’s mother visits on west side. A birthday party for Gene Paul features neighbors and friends. Harry and Mrs Smith return from coast trip. plans to move to Deer Lodge. Mrs John Moe recovering from operation. eldest son near home from France. Ernest Moe visiting Bitter Root relatives.
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Deer Lodge
Allton ‘Mason
Alice’ Napton
Napton
Missoula
Mason
E.G. Wright
Der
Wright
Clyde McGuire
H. M. Lockridge
Bel
Joe Coy
Cummings
Atis
Soula
Butte
William Williams
Phil Mill
Attwood
Philip
Cyril
Larable
Hocklake
W. M. MerIwain
Aarive
Cole Brosadet
Bevenionine
Antmenuad Fiaupbe
Harry Smith
Frank Smith
Dee Lodge
John Moe
Overett
France
Navy
William’ Lintz
Garnet Lintz
Claude Holmes
The
Big Blackfoot
Ernest Moe
Bitter Root’ Valley
Lewistown Elks seek special train for Bozeman convention
Lewistown businessmen push fund drives to erect a $40,000 dormitory for country girls attending the local high school. $23,000 has been raised. work to start soon for September occupancy. Great Northern unloads steel for a new Judith river bridge to replace the old wood structure.
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Elks
Bozeman
Lewistown
Wiedeman
N. M. Walker
E.W. Saal
Great Northern
Hear Hobson
Judith River
Moonlight excursion planned on Flathead Lake by Polson civic league
Arrangements are complete for a moonlight trip on Flathead Lake on August 5. The steamer Klondyke and a barge are chartered, with the famous cowboy band for dancing and the Polson Glee Club singing old-time melodies. Proceeds will go to the civic league bathhouse fund, and the Chautauqua opens August 7 near the Pend O'Reille river park.
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Duncan
Chautauqua
Turner
Horace Turner
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Great Falls
Polson High School
Pace
Charles A. Neiman
Department of Agriculture
Washington
State Agricultural College
Neiman
Kansas State College
School Board of Polson
Cattle Prices Rise Amid Western Shipments and Local News
In Dillon Montana the past week saw cattlemen offered high prices for stock ready to ship to eastern markets with most sales to St Joe and Omaha. A Murray hospital injury concerns a broken shoulder and arm from a Friday car accident north of Dillon. Joseph Faller, former Heaverhead State Bank assistant cashier, returned from overseas service having earned a sergeant’s warrant. The county board of commissioners meets at the courthouse to award a concrete coal bunker contract, review road petitions, and act on paving progress as work aims to finish before cold weather. A chautauqua ticket sale begins today managed by Kinsey Collins and located at Pearl J Smith’s and the assessor’s office.
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Dillon
St Joe
Omaha
Murray Hospital
Humphrey
Joseph Faller
Faller
Heaverhead State Bank
France
Board of County, Commissioners
D. D. McKnight
Dell
Joseph Shaw
Wisdom
O. M Hest
Kinsey Collins
Pearl J. Smith
Furthouse
Export Liquor Rap Returns From Kentucky Markets
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Co plans large whiskey exports to England Ireland and Scotland totaling about 20000 barrels. Officials say current shipments contract dates precede last January with draws from bonded warehouses in Louisville and other Kentucky sites. Shipments move via New York collector under wartime prohibition act and stamp tax rules, with no $6.40 per gallon tax. Vast overseas shipments expected before constitutional prohibition takes effect.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
England
Ireland
Scotland
Louisville
Collector of Customs
New York
Romanian Army Seizes Budapest Despite Orders
Aug 4 dispatches report Romanian troops entered the suburbs of Budapest amid protests from authorities. Soviet papers in Budapest were suppressed while workmen’s battalion maintains order, with Vienna and Paris reporting officials seeking to minimize interference in Hungary’s internal politics. Bela Kun and aides seek asylum in Austria. Tibor Szamuely shot near Fuerstenfeld as Hungary’s new government forms a workers and peasants cabinet to revise soviet regulations.
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Paris
Budapest
Vienna
Niger
Copenhagen
Clemenceau
Peace Conference
Supreme Council of the Peace’ Conference
Ander
M. Clemenceau
Ruman
Bela Kun
Hungary
Austria
Tibor Buamuely
Ronder
Fuerstenfeld
Szamuely
The New Role of Women in Business and Advertising
A fragmented editorial discusses women as active buyers shaping retail strategy. It argues women increasingly participate in purchasing, weigh values and prices, and expect purposeful advertising. The piece notes business men must adapt to changing demand and that stores should focus on genuine engagement rather than mere information.
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Nce
Pernape
Beier
Dr Chien Hsu Urges U S to Press China Peace Demand
Dr Chien Hsu, one of the Chinese delegates, appeals to the American people saying the United States got China into the war and now should use influence to compel a return of the Tung peninsula to China. He declares the U S must press for settlement and withdrawal from the conflict.
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Dr. Chien Hsu
Dr. Hsu
America
Compan
China
Tung Peninsula
Good Roads Drive Spurs Tokyo Residents Society
A new citizen society forms to promote better roads in Tokyo. A record Leipzig spring fair attendance of 100000 marks a high for the event. In Vera Cruz many of the better class now favor American-made shirts.
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Good Roadsitizens of
Tokio
Leipzig
Germany
Vera Cruz
Anaconda Country Club Hosts Season 15 Event
Readied for an anticipated two week tournament at the Anaconda Country Club with two flight match play rounds. Ladies compete for first eight cards in flight one and a full 18 in flight two while husbands and admirers ponder roles as caddies or supporters amid lively wagers.
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Tipa
Close City League Showdown Between Goodfriend and Cubs
Tonight s city league game pits Goodfriend against the Cubs in a tight race as the Cubs lead by one and a half games and aim to cut the gap to a half game. A Knight of Columbus versus Foundation match from last evening is noted, while a list of Chicago and Montana figures is included in the page.
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Cubs
Knights of Columbus
Foundry
Petcee
Montana
Woolsey Heads Paris Visit On Reparations Plan
Lester N. Woolsey solicitor of the Hate department travels to Paris with Assistant State Secretary Polk to work out detailed reparations plan terms. The trip centers on shaping practical peace measures and influencing subsequent talks.
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Lester N. Woolsey
Hate Department
Polk
Woolsey
Last Lecture by Staff Captain Garabed in Anaconda
Salvation Army staff captain Garabed, a Turkish-born Armenian immigrant and U.S. citizen for 36 years, delivers his final Anaconda talk. A skilled musician and speaker, he has toured all states, energized meetings, and leaves tonight for Idaho Falls to begin a new tour of Idaho.
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Anaconda
Garabed
Salvator Army
Ve the Turk
Bof
Armenia
Amin
America
Haseen
Salvation Army
Union
Idaho
Falls
Eastern Champions to Play Anodes Saturday
Anaconda baseball fans anticipate a three game series in Anaconda from Saturday through Monday. Klein club, Eastern and Central Montana champions, will face the Anode team at Washoe park with Lodell hoping to bolster the pitching staff after Ed Kelly left. The first game is at 1? o'clock Saturday, Sunday at 3:30, with Monday arrangements pending.
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Anaconda
Klein
Roundup
Montana
Anodes
Lodell
Ed Kelly
Washoe Park
Anaconda Residents Leave On Various Vacations
A list of Anaconda residents departing for extended trips yesterday and this week. Mrs D R Roach and daughter Katherine plan to visit Portland Oregon with friends in Toronto Ontario and Quebec. Mrs Justin Jobin heads to Toronto and Quebec. Mae Cox and Ann Scallon tour Yacina ch will tour various locations. Mrs Hugh Taggert and children return from a visit with parental kin in Minnesota. J A Woll of Whitehall visits Anaconda. Mrs Charles Hardtin visits from Hardin. Arthur McMahon family depart for Seattle and Tacoma for weeks of visiting relatives. Helen and cumin Relareed return home from Great Falls after visiting uncle Mr Strain. Mark Fulmer family back from California automobile tour. M D Piger Met ena spending days in Sty Mine region. Senator J B Goose and Rep CA Lemmon travel to Helena for legislative session. Misses Irena and Marie Murphy visit family ranch after Anaconda relatives. Maud Capps heads to Beattie. J Ross Clark and family visiting Anaconda at Mr and Mrs J Durston home. C E Meyers family and Miss Dillon take one week outing on lower Rock Creek. Mrs Charles Collins and daughter Evelyn return from ten weeks in Salt Lake City.
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D. R. Roach
Katherine
Portland
Ofe
Justin Jobin
Toronto
Ontario
Quebec
Mae Cox
Ann Scalton
Yacanich
Hugh Taggert
Chi Aren
I Wallena
Minn
J. A. Woll
Whitehall
Manda
Charles Hardtin
Hardda
Arthur McMahon
Seattle
Tacoma
Vaemenon
Helen
Cumin
Posteetey
Great Falls
Strain
Mark Fulmer
California
M. D. Piger
Metena
J.B. Goose
CA. Lemmon
Helena
Irena
Marie Murphy
C. Murphy
Les Maud ‘Capps
Beattie
J. Ross Clark
Lee
J. Mr. Durston. C. E. Meyers
Mrs Glenn Hamilton Leaves Anaconda for Superior Move
Mrs Glenn Hamilton plans to depart for Superior Montana to join her husband who has moved there. A longtime Anaconda resident, she has lived in the city for six years since her marriage and has been active in church and community work. Friends hope she will return soon to visit and remain connected with her many social engagements.
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Glenn Hamilton
Superior
Mont
Charles
Simone
Benis
Har Sethe
Hee
Sita
Anaconda
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Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Hamilton
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
To Miles
Lewistown News
Polson News
Dillon News
City Hall Park
Informatiin
Aug
Romative
Associated Press
Piedil
Howe
Marion
Chien Hsu
Margaret Nuckols
8S. Ware
J. A. Hasley
R. C. Hall
W. A. Bower
Frank Tucker
TC. le Howard
Johnson
Flore
Ernest Klepetko
J. Crosby
Islla
Mabel Lewis
A. E. Swen
B. T. ‘Turton
Chicago
A. J. Kellogg
St. Joe
William W. Hardy
Salt Lake
le W. Hardy
Robert Waikelin
Minneapolis
C. B. Mellen
Los Angeles
J. J. McClue
H. J. Blakley
Philipsburg
KR. D. Morrix
Great Fails
W. V. Gustison
Spokatraham
Klein Team
Wii Bhatia
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