Montana Tax Chief Explains New Income Return Rules
C A Rasmussen, Montana internal revenue official, explains that about 60,000 Montanans earn under 5000 annually and outlines simplified forms. He urges careful, honest reporting, highlights Schedule F items like labor, salaries, supplies, rent, interest, taxes, repairs, depreciation, amortization, debts, and other expenses, and emphasizes clear inventories for business returns.
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Butte
C. A. Rasmusson
Montana
Rasmuseon
Rasmussen
AMO Bencor
Inipense
Compromise Verdict Reached In City Court Case
After a full day of legal wrangling Judge Donlan and counsel for both sides reached a compromise. The jury returned a directed verdict for the plaintiff Helena Mayer for 425 dollars in the suit against Alice Eder administratrix of Joseph Eder estate over a car sale, wreck, and subsequent claims.
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Donlan
E. D. Fidekin
Kremer
Sandere
Helena Mayer
Alice Eder
Joseph Eder
Eder
Mayer
Admi Istratrix
Alf. C. Kremer
Nick Chules
Lisa Grocery Company
Jackson’ Court
East Park Street
Chules
Kiwanis Club Luncheon Spotlight On Fresh Program
Kiwanis club plans a full house at noon at the Squirrel with a varied program featuring Casey Pierce Date Robinson and Herb Moses. Secretary Al Clark says the luncheon will showcase combined talents and lively entertainment for a busy meeting.
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Kiwanis Club
The
Squirrel
al Clark
Casey” Pierce
Robinson
Herb” Moses
Physician Defends Alcohol Use In Medical Practice
Dr J F Lhotka urged University club members that alcoholic liquor is indispensable in medicine while avoiding intemperance. He claimed alcohol yields 7.1 calories per gram, acts as a stimulant in small amounts, and is beneficial in fevered elderly patients. He cited Teutonic and Slavic nations as advancing with alcohol, contrasting Turks who hardly used liquor.
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J. F. Lhotka
University Club
Dr. Lhotka
Lhotka
Butte Home Show Seeks Space as Exhibitors Grow
The Butte home products show will open in the chamber of commerce rooms in five days with 5,000 square feet of space needed for 39 exhibitors. Secretary P L Wills and Assistant Secretary Wade scramble for room as about 15,000 people are expected to attend over the five show days February 1 to 5. Exhibitors urged to create unique displays to attract the public.
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Chamber of Commerce
Butte Manufacturers and Merchants
Chamber
P. L. Wills
Wade
Butte
Tony
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet Advertises Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for acid stomach and gassiness. It promises stomach comfort after meals and allows eating rich foods, urging readers to buy a 60 cent box to test the product.
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Stuart
Oldest Cop Back On Job In Barnegat Village
Sam Protine, 98, sworn in as special officer in Barnegat New Jersey by Mayor Cocking. He walks a 26 foot beat on West Park Street to move loiterers and deter flirtatious ventures, with full authority to summon traffic if needed. The post lasts until flowers bloom again at Columbia gardens.
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Sam Protine
Barnegat
N. J
Cocking
Thomas
West Park Street
Sam
Murphy
Bain
Columbia Gardens
Athletic Club to Host Dance at Sacred Heart Hall
The Wyoming Street Athletic Association will host a dancing party tonight at Sacred Heart Hall on East Park Street. President John Downey assured attendees of a good time from start to finish.
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Wyoming Street Athletic Association
Sacred Heart Hall
East Park Street
John Downey
Local notes from Butte area residents reported
Phil Goggan has returned from Elk and is now employed in a Cen Sut record. Watt Sales was treated at Deaconess hospital last Saturday and is home again. Mrs I. W. Boehrer’s overheated stove caused a small kitchen fire, quickly extinguished by Harrison Avenue firefighters. Mr. Thompson of 1820 Texas avenue is ill with grippe. Eva Wyman arrived from Philipsburg to attend business college and stay at 2331 Florence avenue. Mr. and Mrs. P. Oren hosted friends in honor of William Linstrom of Billings, with a dances and midnight lunch provided by Mrs. Oren and Rook Laraundeau. Guests included many couples and families. W. Goddard of 1735 Florence avenue, Lar Key Lumber employee, left for a 10 day Seattle trip. W C Wilson, pharmacist on Harrison avenue, notes. Mrs. Flynn of 2122 Johns avenue remains home with severe cold. Tobinski of Bennetts store, recently to Rochester for treatment, has returned unable to work.
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Phil Goggan
Elk Aorn
Cen Sut
Watt Sales
Deaconess Hospital
Roberts Avenue
I. W. Boehrer
Johns Avenue
Harrison Faverue Company
Mr. Thompson
Texas Avenue
Eva Wyman
Philipsburg
Mont
Butte
Business College
Florence Avenue
P. Oren
Marcia Streets
William Linstrom
Billings
Oren
Rook Laraundeau
F. J. O'Boyle
H. Largundeau
W. Ged
Ars. L. Larson
Lempke
Seattle
W. C. Wilson
Ego Harrison Avenue
Flynn
Johns
Tobinski
Bennetts
Rochester
Mentho Sulphur Promised To Soothe Skin Troubles
A vintage ad-style note touts Mentho-Sulphur as a quick remedy for itching and skin conditions like eczema. It claims the preparation cools the skin after first use and heals rash and blotches, available from any good druggist as a harmless cold cream-like application.
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Welom
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