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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1926

Page

2

Montana Tax Reform Highlights Personal Exemptions

Tax changes for 1926 raise single exemption to 1500 and married exemption to 3500 while the normal rate drops from 2 percent to 1 1.2 percent. Earned income credit remains 25 percent. Forms 1040 for higher incomes await authority from Washington. filings due March 15.

A. Rasmussen Internal Revenue Montana District of Washington Senate House Conference Committee

Noted Butte Doctor Dies in Seattle at 79

Dr Isadore D Friend a longtime physician and surgeon in Butte died in a Seattle hospital after traveling there for treatment. A native of Germany he came to America as a child and trained at the University of Michigan. He practiced in Marquette before moving to Butte in 1983 and is survived by his widow and son Dr J B Fruend of Butte.

Isadore D. Friend Butte Seattle Germany America University of Michigan Marquette J. B. Fruend

Karnak Sensational New Medicine Arrives in Montana

Karnak a vegetable medicine praised as a master health builder arrives in Montana with claims of rapid relief for stomach and digestive issues. The ad touts wide customer letters, a two bottle guarantee, and availability through major druggists in Billings Great Falls Helena Missoula Butte Anaconda and mail orders at $1.10 per bottle.

Sme Karnak Montana Karnak Broadway Pharmacy Billings Model Rexall Great Falls Parden Drug Co Helena Smith Drug Stores Missoula Butte Anaconda

Fort Keogh progress marks US cattle and sheep tests

At Fort Keogh near Miles City Montana the USDA reports rapid progress building a unique livestock experiment station now housing about 1400 sheep 250 registered Hereford cattle 250 horses and 60 sows Two years after start the farm has irrigated 700 of 1200 plowed acres with alfalfa and a strong aim to expand stock and improve facilities. funding may rise to about 45000 for the next year with plans to buy stock repaint buildings and advance the plant development.

United States Range Livestock Experiment Station Miles City United States Department of Agriculture E. W. Sheets Department Division of Animal Husbandry Montana Fort Keogh Chicago Sheets Miler City House Senate Texas Vermont Middle West United States Mr. Sheets Plains Arizona Jardine

Wheat acreage in state exceeds last year's total

H R Wahoske, division agent for the Northern Montana district of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad, says spring wheat acreage will rise about 15 percent this year while winter wheat drops about 15 percent due to poor fall weather. He notes spring wheat already outsizes winter wheat, and predicts overall wheat acreage will top 1924 levels because of fertile soil moisture and high 1925 prices.

Northern Montana Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad H. R. Washoske Wahoske

Moon's Orbital Period Rounds 27 Days

The moon completes a circuit around the earth in about 27 days. This motion reflects its orbital period and influences tides and celestial observations during its cycle.

Earth

Montana Supreme Court Upholds One and One-Half Mill Tax

The Supreme Court sustains the one and one-half mill levy for University of Montana support. It rules funds may not fund the agricultural experiment station or farm extension service and directs $112,323 and $80,560 annual appropriations come from the general fund for 1926 and 1927. The report notes cattle sales and school land dealings, plus insurance for state boilers and a disbarment action.

University of Montana Supreme Court State of Montana Francis C. Jones J. E. Erickson C. T. Stewart L. A. Foot State Board of Examiners George P. Porter Agricultural Experiment Station Farm Extension Service Breversees Board of Examiners Agricultural College Experiment Station

Pioneer Sheepman Stephen Cook Dies in Montana

Stephen Cook a pioneer stockman and founder of the Cook Sheep company died at Dillon Montana at age 76 after a brief illness. A Arkansass-born rider who moved west as a youth he settled in Montana a year before the railroad arrived in 1880 and built a ranching legacy in the sheep industry.

Stephen Cook West Montana Dillon Mr. Cook Arkansas Cook Sheep Company

Cadet Curtis Excels at West Point in Third Year

Cadet Raymond W. Curtis of Fort Benton, son of John F. Curtis, is praised by West Point authorities for strong work in academics athletics and extracurriculars. Entered in 1923 he is in his third year and currently plays on the basketball squad and has qualified as marksman with pistol and rifle.

Raymond W. Curtis Fort Benton John F. Curtis Military Academy West Point Curtis

SICKNESS AND LIVER CARE DARING CLAIMS PROMINENT MONTANA DRUGGIST

Montana pharmacist A E Jensen promotes Jen Sen pun as a liver cleansing treatment claiming to restore digestion and energy. He asserts the liver as the body’s filter and offers free pills to prove efficacy amid testimonials. Public notice hints at widespread support and free trials.

Montana A. E. Jensen Batte Jen Sen Mr. Jensen Nature

Unscrupulous health claims circulated in local ad

A garbled advertisement urges readers to try Jen-Seq Liver pills claiming a month’s treatment and public health benefits. The misspelled copy inconsistently references a pharmacist and a Beuth Mostana Street address, indicating a dubious remedy promotion.

A. B Beuth Mostana Street Putte Puiane

Woman Fined 75 For Mail Fraud in Great Falls Court

Mrs. Malvena Martens of Cleve land Blaine county pled guilty to fraudulent use of the mails in Great Falls federal court. Restitution was made to defrauded parties and the offense occurred amid family financial hardship. the fraud involved sending worthless checks through the mail.

Malvena Martens Cleveland Blaine County Great Falls

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