Penalties for Failure to File a Tax Return
The 1921 revenue act imposes penalties for late or refused tax returns. The text outlines fines up to 1000 dollars, 25 percent of tax, possible 10 thousand dollar fines, imprisonment, and interest rules including 1 percent per month, plus 5 percent penalties for negligence, and 50 percent under false defiance. Extensions may be granted for reasonable cause, up to 30 days, then up to six months for longer needs, with abroad exceptions. Receipts and written records are required on request.
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Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Public School News Highlights Seventh Grade Awards
Seventh graders Sulgrove Doege Pike Hansen Roulston Nysman Haugen received Palmer Method Buttons. Fifth grade teacher Miss Sebilist was absent a week due to sickness. Eighth grade finished Whittier Snowbound and will dramatize characters. Charlotte Looney led silent reading tests. two eighth grade essays by Spolder and Rose will be published. Little Citizens League elected Wiprud as chair and Pridham as secretary. a short Friday program is planned.
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Lucille Baker
James Sulgrove
Howard Doege
Kenneth Pike
Earl Hansen
William Roulston
Hazel Nysman
Ruth Haugen
Miss Sebilist
Jane Adams
Whittier
Charlotte Looney
Gertrude Spolder
Kenneth Rose
Little Citizens League
Tom Wiprud
Francis Pridham
Teton County High Beats Valier 34 17 in Basketball
Teton County High defeated Valier 34 to 17 in a basketball game at Chateau last Friday. Final score 34 17 with 15 11 at halftime. Lineups featured Dow r guard St Dennis A Wiprud L guard Lowe B ONeil center Love F Wiprud J forward Parmalee G Jackson 1 forward Wendeln. Referee IX J Hodgskiss.
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Teton County High
Valier
Chateau
Teton
EE. Dow R
St. Dennis
A. Wiprud
Lowe B. O’neil
Love F. Wiprud
Parmalee G. Jackson
Wendeln
Anderson
O’neil
W. Dow
Jackson
McDonald
Art Wiprud
O'Neil
Referree
J. Hodgskiss
Midsummer Madness at Royal Theatre Entices with Romance
A pretty neglected wife seeks romance and falls under the influence of her husband's best friend in William De Mille's Midsummer Madness. The Paramount picture stars Lila Lee, Jack Holt, Lois Wilson, and Conrad Nagel in a dramatic tale of temptation and consequence.
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William de Mille
Paramount
Royal Theatre
Lila Lee
Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Conrad Nagel
Internal Revenue Payment Instructions for Taxes
The text explains where and how to pay income and war profits taxes. It notes payments can be made at the office of collectors of internal revenue or branch offices in cash, by money order, or by check. Checks should be made to the collector of internal revenue in the city of the office, such as Baltimore. It advises using checks or money orders to avoid trips and congestion at year end. If a check is not honored, the payer becomes liable for the tax and penalties.
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Collectors of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Toole County Grand Jury Ordered by District Judge
L. A. Foot of the attorney general's staff traveled to Great Falls to aid a grand jury inquiry into Toole County offices set to begin Tuesday. Judge John J. Greene ordered the session amid widespread local dissatisfaction with county operations. Foot noted no charges filed and predicted similar investigations in other northern counties. He also mentioned assisting in the parallel case against former Warden Frank Conley, with a trial date to be set in about one to two weeks.
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L. A. Foot
Wellington D. Rankin
Great Falls
Shelby
Toole County
John J. Greene
Attorney General’s
Foot
Toole
Geene
Flathead
Frank Conley
St Stephen’s Church Sermons and Guild Party Report
Rev H E Bush leads 11 am morning worship 12 pm church school 7 30 pm evening service as weather prompts move to rectory. The Ladies Guild hosted a party at K P hall with 150 guests and praised the orchestra and helpers. The Episcopal church reports a 65 percent rise in receipts over two years totaling 10 million dollars.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Episcopal Church
Ladies Guild
K. P. Hall
Death of Dick Goitre Shocks Chateau Community
Dick Goitre of Chateau died at his home Monday morning at 5:30 from heart failure after a three week illness. He was 70 years old, born in Holland, and had lived in Montana since moving from Chicago to the Teton area. Survived by his wife Mrs. Goitre, daughter Mrs. A. P. Reiding, two grandchildren, and a sister in Holland. Funeral held yesterday at the Methodist church.
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Dick Goitre
Chateau
Mr. Goitre
Holland
United States
Chicago
Washington
Montana
T. S. Gap
Goitre
Choteau
Teton County
Methodist Church
Renk Blanksma and Fannie Bouma Unite in Marriage
Renk Blanksma of Bole and Fannie Bouma of Bole were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. Harry T. Stong. The ceremony was witnessed by the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bouma.
Abraham Lincoln Tribute and Lincoln's Legacy
A tribute marking Lincoln's birthday reflects on his life and impact. The piece praises his humanity, leadership, mercy, and commitment to liberty, equal rights, and the Constitution, arguing he embodies both greatness and goodness.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Southland
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary Dance at Woodman Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Catholic church will host a St Patrick’s Day dance at Woodman hall on March 17 with good music and refreshments. Remember the time and place and bring a girl.
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Woodman Hall
St. Patrick's Day
Pendroy Community News Roundup
Local residents by name travel to Great Falls and Chateau for business and personal reasons. A dance is planned at Brow nell school house next Saturday night. A dog was accidentally killed while a fence repairman worked. A car of flour and mill feed arrived for Rocky Mountain Elevator Co. and coal car delivery to Sand Coulee. Genevieve Larson and Waynird hosted a valentine party with attendees reporting enjoyment.
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J. R. DeWitt
C. C. Sheble
Chateau
Brownell School House
Nick Rees
J. G. Anthony
Great Falls
Mrs. Sheble
J. P. Nelson
Keystone
W. Virginia
Nelson
Genieve B. Friend
Joseph Conde
Butte
Della Deaver
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Waynird
Boy Scouts observe anniversary with key meeting and reminders
Troop 2 of Chateau marks the 12th anniversary week with a Friday 7 p.m. meeting. Members are urged to attend as several games remain this season and scout crafts remain essential for continued troop membership. Slogans emphasize daily good turns and preparedness to shape better boys and cities.
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Boy Scouts of America
Chateau
Montana optimistic over crops and livestock outlook
Helena February 13. Senator T O Larson Te ton county field agent for the Montana Livestock Finance corporation reports no stock for sale in Montana though loans have been placed widely. He sees a good year ahead for crops and livestock with strong optimism and ample feed on ranges. early marketing likely as stock wintered well.
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Helena
Montana
T. O. Larson
Teton County
Montana Livestock Finance Corporation
Treasure State
Larson
Marriage Announcement from Boulder Details Baker Petesch Union
Mr Oscar Joanis sent notice of Arnold Baker and Miss Petesch marriage in Boulder last week. Baker now works in the drafting department of Anaconda Copper Mining Co and the couple will live at 322 Quartz Street Tutte Mont at home to friends. S R Roll cashier of State Bank Fairfield transacted business in Chateau Tuesday between trains.
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Oscar Joanis
Arnold Baker
Petesch
Boulder
Baker
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Quartz Street
Tutte
Mont
S. R. Roll
State Bank of Fairfield
Chateau
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