Court rules tax moratorium act unconstitutional
Montana Supreme Court declared the tax moratorium act unconstitutional challenging SB 8 and chapter 41 of the 1933 session laws. The ruling states tax remission with no penalty or interest breaches the constitution and cannot be allowed to favor some taxpayers over others. The decision cites mandatory constitutional safeguards and notes the act was illegal at the time it was proposed. Senator Burr acknowledged delinquent taxes ran into millions and hoped the act could aid collections pending court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Senate
Elmer C. Smith
Supreme Court
George A. Burr
Petroleum County
Bremer Burdette Farmer Henry Bremer Dies at 77
Henry Bremer a Burton bench farmer died at his ranch near Farmington last Thursday night after a period of declining health. Born in Germany on August 16 1855 he became naturalized and lived in Teton county for 26 years. Survived by wife Louie and four children the funeral was moved to Tuesday due to a storm and conducted at the German Lutheran church near Farmington with interment in Choteau cemetery.
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Henry Bremer
Burton Bench
Farmington
Mr. Bremer
Germany
Teton County
Louie Bremer
Henry Bremer, Jr
Fairfield
Rudolph Bemer
Oscar Carlson
Robert Thorn
G. C. Michael
German Lutheran Church
Power
Choteau
Byler Expands Meat Route to Bynum and Pendroy
J H Byler owner of Byler's Market announces a new meat route to Bynum and Pendroy. A truck will operate every Wednesday and Saturday under Ace Leary. Plans call for a Pendroy market once suitable quarters are secured.
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J. H. Byler
Byler’s Market
Bynum and Pendroy
Ace” Leary
Pendroy
Dist Auxiliary Head to Attend Joint Meeting Here
Mrs J H McLaughlin president of district No 6 American Legion Auxiliary will join the local Legion post for a joint meeting Monday evening at the Chateau hotel dining room. Commander Carpenter and Adjutant Hill of the Great Falls post will attend. A 25 cent lunch will be served by Emily Thompson hostess of the hotel. A program and features are being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McLaughlin
American Legion
Gion Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Commander Carpenter
Adjutant Hill
Great Falls
Chateau Hotel
Emily Thompson
New Officers to Be Installed at Woman's Club Meeting
The Woman's club holds its regular business social session at Mrs. G. C. Core's home next Tuesday April 18 at 8 p.m. A brief club history by Mrs. B. J. Crary precedes the installation of 18 incoming officers in a ceremony viewed as highly diverting. members are urged to attend.
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Woman’s Club
G. C. Core
B. J. Crary
Transportation Rate Clerk Wanted by U S Exam to Be on Apr 25
The U S civil service commission invites applications until April 23 for a transportation rate clerk (passenger) in the Navy Department Washington D C. Salary 2000 dollars yearly with deductions up to 15 percent and 3 percent retirement. Two years of relevant experience required, including at least two years handling through traffic revenues and deductions under land grant laws.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Supplies and Account
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the
United States Civil Service Board of Examiner
United States Civil Service Commission
Montana Woolgrowers Slash Shearing Rates in 1933 Season
Announcement notes the first 1933 shearing at the Williams and Pauly ranch near Deer Lodge. Montana plans a 6 to 7 cent per head rate, down from 8 cents last year, with full Montana shearing not starting until May while Utah and Idaho proceed. About 30,000 pounds of wool from the ranch is ready for shipment east.
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Williams and Pauly Ranch
Deer Lodge
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Stebbins
William and Pauly Ranch
Local Hostesses Schedule Episcopal Guild and Circles
Mrs. Eary Yeager to entertain the Episcopal Guild this afternoon at her home. Yesterday Circle C of the Ladies Industrial was hosted by Mrs. E L Jourdonnais and Mrs Obert Peterson. Circle A met with Mrs. W D Helm.
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Eary Yeager
Episcopal Guild
E. L. Jourdonnais
Obert Peterson
Circle C
Ladies’ Industrial
W. D. Helm
Role Briefs from Lutheran Ladies' Aid Meeting
Mrs Benson Mrs Dale and Mrs Holm attended Lutheran Ladies Aid on the bench last Wednesday. Mrs Davis and Mrs Munson were noted in attendance with other members at the gathering.
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Benson
Dale
Holm
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Davis
Munson
Fairfield Woman's Club Meets At Thurber Home
Mrs Zimmerman Mrs Bammel and Mrs Kosnick attended the Fairfield Woman's club meeting at Mrs D B Thurber's home. Mrs Davis spoke on hooked rug making. The Farmers Union held its monthly meeting with F J McLaughlin of Watertown SD as guest speaker. Lunch by Mrs Paul Mathis. Mail carrier Ralph Clayton rode horseback due to bad roads. Dauwalder hauled hogs to Great Falls.
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Danny Barham
Great Falls
J. P. Huidekoper
Farmers’ Union
F. J. McLaughlin
Watertown
South Dakota
Paul Mathis
Kermit Dale
Ralph Clayton
W. G. Dauwalder
Notice of Warrants Redeemed by Teton County Treasurer
Elmer C. Smith county treasurer calls for payment of specified school district warrants registered before given dates. The notice lists districts 1, 12, 20, 21, 30, 44, 46, 51, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 68, 69, 70 and 74 plus individual warrant numbers and ends with interest ceasing after April 15, 1938.
Public School Stage Cast and Announcements
Readout lists performers and characters for a school stage show including Billy Wallace Captain Widd, Billy Daley Jack's Mother Virginia Allum Juliana and others. Also mentions Maurice Black Jerry McClue Gipsy Ann Florence St Germain Foolemess Blunderbuss the ogre and notes Rexell Peterson Norman Rosengren in the roster.
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TRG Ieee Diwssteteeconettence
Billy Wallace
Widd
Esse
Billy Daley
Jack
Virginia Allum
Juliana
Maurice Black
Jerry McClue
Gipsy Ann
Florence St. Germain Foolemess
Blunderbuss
Clarence Bleeker
Atnounces
Pirate Themed Village Pageant With Musical Numbers
A village pageant lists acts such as Overture Rythm Rustlers Maidens and Men and What Magic Is This with pirates and villagers performing. Intermission features dances including Shoemaker Mountain and Ace of Diamonds. Ticket prices are 35 cents for adults 25 cents for students with reserved seats 15 cents extra.
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Seven Seas
Captain Kidd
Juliana
Jack
For Sale Farm Goods and Implements at Chateau
FOR SALE team gentle work horses Abe Dad Breere Farming ton 46-21ms hl FOR SALE Used goods John Deere tractor four-disc plow duckfoot eight-ft drill corn cultivator three bottom plow three-section harrow sulky plow fanning mill saddle and bridle wagon also new goods at bargain prices Full line of DeLaval repairs and oil Mobile oil and greases New duckfoot shovels 90 cents Teton Implement Co Chateau 46tf
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John Deere
Duckfoot
Teton Implement Co
Chateau
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State of
M. J
Rice
Kellogg’s
Pretzels
N. B.C
Swift
Wheaties
Rockwood
Tissue— Ambassador
Chateau Baker
Cash
Northwest States Utilities CO
Spring Creek Dairy
Lyons, Prop
T Pee
West
Great Northern
H. P. Sears-Roebuck
Sam Luinstra
Phil Rodolph
Mont
E. M. Bammel
Bob
Gentle Work Horses
Abe
Breere
L. E. Taylor
Teton Service CO
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