Planting Guide and Tax Notes From Historic Almanac
Indoor starts require care before outdoor planting. Early May sets lettuce and cabbage. frost danger delays tomatoes peppers and eggplants. Hardening off may harm some crops. transplant on calm cloudy days. avoid hot sun and late rains. Use sturdy, dark green potted plants. protect roots. water after transplanting. enrich soil with manure. avoid root contact with fertilizer. control worms with baits. Also reports President Truman promising to veto any Dill excise cuts without revenue offset. Congress debate on tax cuts and revenue, with election-year concerns and possible higher taxes on corporations and large gifts.
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Truman
Congress
Seek Billion In New Taxes
Washington April 29 House tax writers opened a drive to raise nearly a billion dollars in new taxes to balance excise cuts approved yesterday after days of trimming. They face a possible presidential veto if they cannot strike the required balance.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Montana Rain and Ranch Company and Cox Agency Partners
Certificate of copartnership lists P R Cox and J A Kup sic as the partners transacting business in Sweet Grass County Montana under the firms Montana Rain and Ranch Company and P R Cox Agency with the certification of partnership remains.
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County of Sweet Grass
Notary Public Acknowledgment for Cox and Kuplick
P R Cox of Big Timber Montana and J A Kuplick of Big Timber Montana signed an affidavit April 20 1950 witnessed by Notary Public E O Overland. The notarization confirms their identities and execution of the certificate as of April 20 1950. The commission of the notary expires November 1 1950 and public notices ran April 27 May 4 11 18 1950.
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P. R. Cox
Big Timber
Montana
J. A. Kupsick
State OF Montana
County of
Sweet Grass
E. O. Overland
J. A. Kuplick
Alpine ibex still found in limited Swiss regions
The ibex, Alpine wild goat, now occurs only in three Swiss areas along perpetual snow lines. It descends at night to graze in the highest forests, adapting to remaining alpine habitats despite widespread range loss.
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Switzerland
Speed and centerline driving blamed for Montana wrecks
Helena May 4 Too much speed and centerline driving caused many of the 4 769 Montana auto accidents which killed 162 persons hurt 2 091 more and did damage totaling 1 308 063 in 1949. The State highway patrol reported most of the 7 367 drivers in accidents were men. Most incidents involved collisions on blacktop highways during daylight and on dry roads with normal drivers and no vehicle defects.
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Helena
Montana
Highway Patrol
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Seiberling
Waettn
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