Explaining Tax Refunds on Stock Dividends
Butte Internal Revenue head H M Dengler clarifies that only taxpayers who paid income tax on stock dividends may deduct the amount via form 474. Taxpayers must attach company certification detailing dividends, taxes paid, and any stock sales, plus years profits were earned. March 15 is the deadline for filings, with offices seeing long lines and a new record for returns.
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H. M. Dengler
Butte Internal Revenue Tec
Butte
Temperature of Butte Rises Again in Warm Spell
Butte saw a 10 degree jump in temperature from Thursday with a high of 47 above zero and a low of 23. Thursday peaked at 37 and fell to 14 in the early morning. A chinook like wind and thawing water in street car tracks marked yesterday. Rail delays were not weather related and state snow has not disrupted Montana rail traffic. Officials do not anticipate spring flood trouble as mountain streams open.
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Butte
Montana
Visitor in Butte Reviews Old Times During Visit
T L Carroll manager of the Caroline Company in Chicago spent a brief stay in Butte visiting his brother at Rockwood apartments. He met old time mining city friends and discussed memories of earlier days before continuing his trip to the Pacific coast on business tied to four Caroline factories in Indiana and Wisconsin.
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Putte
T. L. Carroll
Caroline Company
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Indiana
Wisconsin
Carroll
Hugh
Boyle Held for Federal Authorities
Dan Boyle was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Mitchell and lodged in the city jail awaiting action by federal authorities. Police say the man is wanted by the government for impersonating a federal agent. Complaints from two sources were received, with the Department of Justice notified and future action pending.
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Dan Boyle
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Plane summons jurors for murder trial in Bloomington
Deputy Sheriff Tale D Balbach of McLean county will use his airplane to summon prospective jurymen for the trial of Edgar Strause charged with murder of Berne M Meade. The venture includes men from remote areas as roads are poor and travel is difficult.
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Bloomington
Tale D. Balbach
McLean County
Edgar Strause
Berne M Meade
Sherif Spafford
Belbach
Return of American War Dead From France Planned
Washington March 12 The bodies of about 50 000 American dead in France will be returned to the United States while between 20 000 and 25 000 will remain Baker today informed Hes Wadsworth of the senate military committee
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Washington
France
United States
Baker
Ch Hes
Wadsworth
Senate Military
Lafayette
Ind
Larson Stingey
Clarkshill
Tingley
The
American Legion Weekly
Bandits Steal Bonds From Two Philadelphia Offices
Bandits stole bonds totaling 410000, including 118000 negotiable, from safes in two offices in the Weightman building in Philadelphia. Date: March 12.
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Philadelphia
Konda
Weightman
Spanish Flu Ravages Poland and U S Red Cross Aid
Reports from Warsaw describe a virulent Spanish influenza sweeping Poland with hundreds dying daily and hospital staff heavily affected. American Red Cross teams assist with medicines doctors and nurses while funerals proceed at night amid widespread grief and a festive mood contrasts with the epidemic.
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Paris
Red Cross
Warsaw
Amer Hind
France
Poland
Lincoln Memorial Nears Completion in Washington
A long feature on the Lincoln Memorial describes its location near the Potomac and landmarks, the marble statue by Daniel Chester French, and the monumental design details. It notes Georgia marble blocks, a 30 foot statue with 19 foot figure and 10 foot pedestal, and Perrin Piccirilli studio work, plus foundation and architectural innovations.
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Potomac River
Washington ‘Monument
White House
Daniel “Chester
Lincoln
Ix Hg
Burling
Georgia
New York
Lincoln J
Gettliy Piccirilli
Frenen
Rocky
Den= Yor
Cole
Tennessee
Jone
Smithsonian Institution
New National Museum
Congress
Capitol
Arlington
Wathington
Meat consumption drops off in 1919
Washington report says high retail beef prices in 1919 reduced per capita beef intake by almost eight pounds while veal and hampered consumption rose. Pork use remained high, exports of pork and lard increased, and total meat consumption fell from 1918. Exports equated to 18 million hogs. hog slaughter rose sharply. Hungary peace treaty advances with drafting committee and unchanged territorial terms noted.
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Washington
America
Department of Agriculture
London
Hungary
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a non calomel laxative option for chronic constipation and sluggish liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets are taken at bedtime for quick pleasant results and are offered in 10c and 25c sizes.
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Edwards
Edward Olive
Dr. Edwards
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