Revenue Act of 1904 becomes law with major tax cuts
The Revenue Act of 1904 is enacted as a landmark tax cut aimed at securing a balanced budget amid rapid growth. Supporters argue it will stimulate investment, reduce poverty costs, and improve the economy, while warnings warn of inflation and the need to curb spending.
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Wilbur D. Mills
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Ways and Means Committee
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Johnson
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U. S
United States
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
State Department
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New Zealand
Mills
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American National Cattlemen’s Assn
Bob Barthelmess
Miles City
Community organizations plan events March week
Dorcas Circle hosts Mrs. Ray Beck and Mrs. Archie Lake to lead devotions March 12. TOPS members and guests held a meeting with Mrs. Ed Holmberg presiding. Shrine Club hosted a dessert luncheon at Mrs. Clarence Flattum’s Grey Cliff home. Big Timber ALCW meets March 12 with devotions led by Mrs. Dennis Eigen. Senior Citizens plan March 9 meeting and March 15 open house for Mrs. Nealie Phillips. Jayceens meet at Mrs. Robert Bird’s home. Royal Neighbors had a friendship meeting with a potluck supper. Pythian Sisters hold a 6:30 chili supper March 11 with Knights of Pythias guests.
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Dorcas
Ray Beck
Archie Lake
Ed Holmberg
TOPS
Ted Fichtner
Free Crockett
Maxine Robinson
Shrine Club
Clarence Flattum
Grey Cliff
Alcw
Big Timber Alcw
Dennis Eigen
H. A. Anderson
Ralph Prather
Arne Grosfield
Olga Muir
Svend Maitland
Agnes Refsland
Carl Myrstol
Anita Ward
Olande Terland
E. Thompson
Senior Citizens Executive Committee
Ruth Moschelle
Nealie Phillips
Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hole
Big Timber Jayceens
Robert Bird
Dennis Beer
Buzz Flanagan
George DeBelly
Columbus
Royal Neighbors
Pythian Sisters
Fraternity Hall
Knights of Pythias
Medical admissions and releases at Cremer ranch
Steve Scofield of the Cremer ranch was released February 21 patient. Mrs. Albin Roemer and others admitted for medical care with several releases. Notable entries include Gail Crum, 10, admitted and released. George Lovelace transferred for further study. infant Kevin Brekke admitted with the group. Home Again: Aloe Warila trip reports pleasant weather and good roads during travels to California and related visits.
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Cremer Ranch
Albin Roemer
Selmar Fotland
Bertha Plaggemeyer
Anna Fessenden
John Lende
Gail Crum
George Crum
George Lovelace
St. Vincent’s
Billings
Kevin Brekke
Herman Brekke
Aloe Warila
California
Gilbert
Escondido
Mr. Warila
San Francisco
Pomona
Johnsons economic message shifts toward thrift themes
The article notes President Johnson's proposals reflect good intent but political realities shape reception. It highlights a new wave of federal thrift and an economy minded approach aimed at appealing to popular feeling amid ongoing political contest.
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