Investment and Taxes Drive American Industry Growth
The article notes that the average American worker supports about $10,000 in plant and equipment as capital. Each new generation entering the workforce requires large investments to create jobs, while oppressive taxes are the main deterrent to expanding business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco
From where I sit on River Road
A late night call from Whitey Fisher praises this week’s Clarion. He notes the paper arrived just before the ta lk and says he enjoyed it after the school dance kept him late. The next day Buzzy Wilson explains he delivered Whitey’s copy late due to the dance and expected it to be fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey Fisher
River Road
Whitey
Blazes
Buzzy Wilson
the Clarion
Reed Point Notes Honor 36th Anniversary and Local Events
Mrs. Glen Barnum and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schmitt hosted an open house for their 36th wedding anniversary with many neighbors and friends calling. Miss Wanda Zinne and James Baker wed in Columbus, followed by a reception and trip to Swan Lake. Community groups met, visitors toured, and school events including a 4 H club meeting and Bible school were reported along with various visits and social greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schmitt
John Douglas
Carroll
Tommy
Walter McBride
Tony Dahl
John Hornsby
Arthur van Oosten
Nellie van Oosten
Hazel Berry
Lawrence Berry
Earl Hicks
Bonnie
Illa Ostenson
Nelson
Ruppel
Farthing
Ray Smith
A. P. Brumfield
de Ostenson
P. A. Huntey
Frances
Sharon Booth
Gladys Lamb
H. A. Shutes
P. A. Huntley
Duncan DeGroot
Absarokee
Dave Kenfield
Golden
Huntley Brumfield
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Elsie Stockburger
Pat Adams
Broadview
EUB
Raymond Baxter
Jim Baxter
Yellowstone Park
Lloyd McKenzie
Beverly
Laurel
R. Lamb
Gerald Kinney
Michael
Paul Curfman
Billings
Robert Fradel
Columbus
Glen Barnum
Pat Adam
Hillcrest Bible College
Canada
Dorothy Lawson
Greybull
Wyo
Lawson
Bozeman
Perry Molar
Son Trig
Rapelje
Howard Shutes
Mel Peterson
Pleun Roobol
P. Roobol
Henry Jacobs
John Elgar
Petrine Peterson
Alice Myrstol
Big Timber
Arlen Albright
Reed Point
Douglas Pappas
Fishtail
Mel Jr
Mary
Joe Bare
Phillip Bare
Cody
Ballard Bare
Park City
Livingston
Martha Bare
Lloyd Sibbitt
Floyd Ferguson
Art Sibbitt
Tax Sale Notice for Sweet Grass County Montana
On July 14 1952 between 9 am and 5 pm delinquent taxes for 1951 on all property in Sweet Grass County and the City of Big Timber will be sold at public auction unless paid. A complete delinquent record is on file with the County Treasurer for public inspection. Harold S Roe treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Montana
Harold S. Roe
Louisiana seniors flood public relief rolls
Two thirds of residents over 65 in Louisiana have filed pauper's pleas and joined public relief, totaling 119 thousand people. The notice hints at a rapid response via classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Upright Food
Amana
West Park
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Montana Power Company
The
REED
Mrs
Hermitage
Sigl
Hunters
Rhythm Ramblers
Greyhound
Minneapolis
Chicago
East
Butte
Missoula
Spokane
Bismarck Fargo
Greyhound Terminal
Grand Hotel
Go Greyhound
Ile
Continental OW Company