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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
3
A notice states the publication is issued every Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered in the post office as second class. It lists subscription price at 2.00 dollars per year in advance.
An editorial notes rising unemployment in the United States now exceeding two and a half million. It urges targeted relief, public works, and immigration limits as possible remedies while criticizing inaction in Congress and highlighting Russia trade issues as part of the broader economic distress.
The supreme council mandates Germany pay 226 billion gold marks in 42 yearly installments for wartime devastation. Berlin editors warn the sum is ruinous yet acknowledge Germany must bear the burden to atone for German conquest and its victims.
The speaker urges immediate action beyond talk to provide employment for every willing worker. He argues no valid reason exists for productive people to be idle while dependants need support in the wealthiest nation.
Thousands of farmers with net income above exemptions must file income tax returns for 1920. The Bureau of Internal Revenue provides form 1040F to record sales of livestock and produce and summarize income and expenses. Attach to Form 1040 or 1040A. include all proceeds from farm product sales and valued exchanges.
The article outlines how farmers determine net income for tax assessment. It covers deductible expenses such as cultivation, harvesting, seed, fertilizer, repairs, tools, wages, and rent. It advises accrual vs cash basis reporting, based on recordkeeping, with form 1040F available from IRS collectors. The series ends next week.
The Montana district court summons Amstel Mortgage Company sues Carl Wilmot Riggins Ethel Mae Riggins and The First National Bank of Chateau to foreclose a mortgage on property in Teton County Montana. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. The mortgage dated September 17 1917 secures 2800 with notes of 300 and 2500 due 1918 and 1922 at 8 percent interest. Court clerk Blanche M Jacobson issued January 25 1921. First pub February 3 1921.
The administrator Albert Heekes seeks sale of the forest Price estate land in Teton County Montana with deed delivered at purchaser expense. The buyer must pay 10 percent cash at sale and remaining balance upon court confirmation before deed. Sale dated January 28 1921 in Great Falls Montana.
In pursuance of a Montana District Court order the administrator of Forest Henry Price estate will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder, subject to court confirmation, on a Sunday in March 1921 at 1 PM at the front door of the Post Office in Dutton Montana.
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