Bermuda Named for Spanish Discoverer John de Bermudez
Bermuda derives its name from the Spanish discoverer John de Bermudez. The attribution links the island chain to early exploration by European navigators.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1957
Page
8
Bermuda derives its name from the Spanish discoverer John de Bermudez. The attribution links the island chain to early exploration by European navigators.
Internal Revenue announces taxpayers will not answer line 6a on the 1957 Form 1040 and will handle travel reimbursements as before. Offices nationwide are informed that retroactive inclusion was not public, so burden on taxpayers is avoided. For 1958, individuals should keep records of employment expenses and reimbursements to provide data from personal records.
An elderly recluse in mid 20th century Europe transforms his barren home into a holiday scene. He expects children to visit but wrong day brings grief until village children finally come, teaching him mercy. Their faith saves him and changes his heart for years.
Montana bird hunters will receive questionnaires after the close of the migratory waterfowl season. The statewide duck season ended December 18 and goose hunting ended December 3. Questions cover upland and waterfowl hunting data, numbers taken, hunting locations, and other details to gauge 1957 hunter success.
Sweet Grass county collected two checks totaling 17465 toward The Montana Power company 1957 first half property tax as protest over 78954 of gas production assessments. Company reports 1957 property tax at 3586635 with total taxes and federal assessments about 12967000.
Helena Stockgrowers say Montana will join western state representatives in Oklahoma City on January 6 to discuss issues from the proposed federal interstate system. President J. S. Brenner announced after a Montana executive meeting, noting access, ranch division, and cattle crossing difficulties as key concerns. The committee also chose Great Falls as the 1958 convention site for May 22 to 24 and planned a delegation to Billings January 21 to protest intrastate cattle freight-rate hikes.
MSGA in the taxation field appointed two additional committees to study property classification laws and a proposed state sales tax and its possible effect on the cattle business. The actions indicate a broader review of fiscal policy affecting agricultural operations and cattle market dynamics.
Public law 85-203 limits wheat acreage in the commercial area to the stated allotments for 1958 and beyond. Exceeding a farm allotment assigns the farm’s wheat history to its annual allotment. Compliant farms still receive diversion credits as before for reducing production.
Wheat and a non-complying farm will have as its historical record only the allotment that was issued to the farm, defining its future agricultural status and tracing back to prior regulatory allocations.
Anthony Ferrera of McChord Air Force Base was shocked by 6000 volts while helping erect a Christmas tree on a wet barracks roof. A metal contact with an open wire caused a blinding flash and he was knocked to the ground.
The tough sergeant quickly regained his feet, descended a ladder, and reached the base hospital where he suffered severe arm burns.
Roland Goss of Dallas and his wife and young daughter Janice travel to Bainbridge Maryland for military duties. Janice begins to say her prayers but stops saying she forgot to tell Jesus they were leaving Texas.
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