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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
4
Anaconda Standard notes post office matters and that the Butte office handles large sums up to 450 million dollars, aligning with last year’s receipts. It cites higher productivity and business activity from the tax rate cuts, with more full payments this year attributed to lower assessments and prosperity. if economies continue and spending is cut, Congress may enact further tax reductions next session.
March 28 1925 readers confront the Wheeler indictment with emphasis on Montana judges and officials. The piece defends Montana justice against claims of political frame up and asserts nationwide exoneration of local juries and district attorneys. It argues state courts are sacred and unassailable.
Preliminary reports from revenue collectors suggest total tax collections will exceed 425 million dollars, with estimates indicating further gains as fee departments compile full detailed tallies. Strong entities are referenced in broad terms as authorities project higher revenue totals.
Belgrade banker B H Heidel argues Montana money sustains the Southern California boom and urges Montanans to invest at home. He cites mild winters and sunshine as key assets and says local capital must back climate scenery and resources before outside funds will follow.
The article notes President Coolidge will sign a bill raising the army band leader’s pay from 185 to 300 dollars monthly. It praises General Pershing for building a top army band of 90, surpassing the marine and navy bands, and attributes morale gains to battlefield music.
Puzzle clue set presents a playful mix of wordplay and trivia hints. Includes entries such as eager, tee, eye part, Goa era and love time, plus a humorous note on a ridiculous failure and a man’s name.
The clipped text cites varied responses from papers like Detroit News and Boston Transcript about tax policy and salaries. It references Mr Heflin on salary value, pressures on talent, and objections to allocations, with stray phrases about the Dry Laws and misgivings over public spending.
Radio Digest lists stations and schedules across the country with concerts talks and lessons. Tokyo plans a 50 mile underground subway with foreign loans. Berlin studies safer buses with side doors and a covered shelter roof.
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