Northwest tourism hits record in 1955 with 14.2M visitors
Pacific Northwest travel survey shows $425 million in tourism revenue, up 3 percent from 1954, based on counts from five states and PNTA members. California leads visits to Washington Oregon Idaho while Montana and North Dakota attract campers and park guests. Major attractions include Mt Rainier Grand Coulee Dam Crater Lake and Yellowstone region.
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Pacific North- West
Pacific Northwest Travel Association
Albert Erickson
Helena
PNTA
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Associaion
Pacific Northwest
Erickson
California
British Columbia
Alberta
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Garrison Dam
Mt. Rainer National Park
Grand Coulee Dam
Olympia National Park
Puget Sound
San Juan Islands
Columbia River Gorge
Oregon Coast
Crater Lake
Mount Hood
Oregon Cascades
Rogue River Valley
Wallowa Mountains
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Virginia City
Lewis and Clark Cavern State Park
Custer Battlefield
Flathead Lake
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Tax official clarifies new provision for partnerships
Thomas M. Robinson district director of internal revenue for the district of Montana explains a new federal income tax provision. It allows unincorporated groups used for joint production extraction or use of property to elect exclusion from all or part of Subchapter K for partnerships. No final regulations under Sec 761 yet, delaying guidance.
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Thomas M. Robinson
Internal Revenue
District of
Montana
Tax guidance on election for mineral property partners before 1956
The text notes a temporary rule for joint operating agreements entered before 1956. If partners would have filed a qualified partnership return under I. T. 3930, they may file within 90 days after final Sec. 761 regulations of the 1954 Code, but no more than six months after the relevant due date under Sec. 6072(a).
Public foreclosure summons in Montana district court
Labeled as a legal notice, the document commands defendants to answer the cross complaint within 20 days and warns of default judgment. It outlines a mortgage foreclosure action over real property involving multiple named defendants and plaintiffs in Teton County Montana, dated February 27, 1956, with publication dates March 22 29 and April 5 12.
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District Court OF the Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Teton
Toole County State Bank
Montana Banking Corporation
Dale Blakely
Dale J. Blakely
Aimee Blakely
T. H. Hammond
Teton Plumbing and Heating
Monarch Slumber Company
J. L. Gleason
Walter Henneford
Henneford
Electric and Variety Itore
J. P. Connolly
Jane Doe
Connolly
State OF Montana
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
Teton Paul
F. Mathis
Gertie H. Mathis
Keith C. Morton
Geo. J. Gunther
Packer & Bridenstine
Larson
cCross
Hazlett
Chateau
A. D
Helen J. Vance
Leo H. Murphy Larson
Foreclosure and Estate Notices From Chateau Montana
Legal notices include foreclosure of a real estate mortgage on Lot 7 and parts of Lots 6 and 8 in Hazlett's Second Addition Chateau Montana, with cross-claims for Mechanic's Liens. Also public auctions for delinquent assessments, creditor notices for the estates of James M. Ryan and George L. Cook, and a time appointed to prove the will of John W. Harkins.
Teton Co op Canal Co directs stock assessment levy
Notice to all stockholders that at a directors meeting in Chateau Montana on March 28 1956 an order was made levying regular assessment No 86 of 25 per share on all capital stock to be paid by May 5 1956 to Elmer Knaff secretary treasurer. Any stock upon which said assessment remains unpaid may be subject to further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
Teton Co-operative Canal Co
Elmer Knaff
Sec'y-Treas
Teton
Harkins Probate Notice for Letters Testamentary Issuance
The application of Geral dine A. Harkins for letters testamentary is set for hearing with contest rights noted. Dated April 3 1956 George J. Gunther Clerk Deputy Clerk Herbert Conrad Attorney Montana 3 pubs April 5 12 19.
Indian Rains Reveal Thousands of Untouched Ruins
Weather and storms in India uncover about 5,000 ancient ruins, many still unexplored, suggesting vast hidden heritage. Researchers note the finds span multiple states and may reshape understanding of early civilizations in the region.
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Mexico
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Britain
Atomic Energy Research Establishment
Harwell
Berkshire
Northwest
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Citizens State Bank
Toten Coun
Ilegal
Jeter Knudtzon
Richard Conklin
Clarice Conklin
Knudtzon Lumber Company
John W. Hentges
Veva Hentges
Joseph W. Pahl, JR
Monarch Lumber Company
Jesse C. Bleecker
James M. Ryan
K. M. Bridenstine
John A. Swanson
George L. Cook
Robert W. Gronberg
John W. Harkins
John W. Harkins, JR
Isaid Way
John W
Carnival Kentile
Carnival
Colera
Kentile
Enuction Lumber Company
Choteau, Montana
Lewis and Clark
Traveller’s Rest
Bitterroot Valley
Fort Clatsop
Traveller's Rest
Lewis
Great Falls
Hellgate
Blackfoot
Siarborn
Sun River
Clark
Jefferson
Three Forks
Yellowstone
Missouri
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Anaconda Company
E. Whitaker
Bez
Augusta
Denple
Stendard
Oneni Este
Cori E. Larson, Leese
Standard Oil CO
H. R. Davidson
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