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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1949

Page

9

Teeths in State Income Tax Law

Montana readers are urged by the State Board of Equalization to file income tax returns on time to avoid penalties. Chairman John Matthews and members Sam Die and M. Joe Miller note penalties rise after April 15, with rates from 1 to 8 percent plus monthly additions. The board stresses no escape from tax obligations even if a return is not filed and encourages early official filing to correct errors without penalties.

Board of Equalization John Matthews Sam Die M. Joe Miller State Board of Equalization Helena

Jensen High Rolls 601 Series in Commercial League Night

Jensen High led the Commercial league with a 601 series on Tuesday night surpassing Tim Tash who had 595 the prior evening. Roberts' Market totaled 2,733 pins to defeat Pad dock & Trye's 2,637. J Schuler shot 244 in a 972 Paddock & Tyre mark. Monday's scores remain top for the week.

Vigilante NFLA Elects Officers at St James Meeting

Parker Scott of Armstead was re elected president Amos Galahan of Twin Bridges became vice president Dan Fulton of Bozeman was secretary treasurer at the annual Vigilante NFLA meeting held in St James guild hall after a noon dinner A large turnout from Beaverhead and Madison counties attended The board of directors now includes Bill Carroll Amos Galahan Jeff Cox Bert Paige and John Blomquist

Palm Sunday Service At Presbyterian Church

Dr J Thompson Baker to lead Palm Sunday worship with sermon The King of Glory at 11:00 a m Sunday morning. Ralph Stowell to sing Psalms tenor solo Young reports from Westminster Fellowship synod in Bozeman to be shared during morning service. Printed notices follow.

Presbyterian Church J. Thompson Baker Westminter Fellowship King of Glory Ralph Stowell Great Westminster Fellowship Synod Bozeman

Beaverhead County High School honor roll listed

The third quarter honor roll at Beaverhead County High School lists 58 students with honors 2.0 or higher. Freshmen lead with 18 names including three straight A's followed by 16 sophomores one with straight A's 13 juniors and 11 seniors with three straight A's. Mrs Frank Baril senior and daughter Arcile Sanderford travel to Portland to visit relatives, accompanied to Butte by Mr and Mrs Clarence Baril.

Beaverhead County’ High School Frank Baril Arcile Sanderford Portland Butte Clarence Baril

Market Review: Livestock Prices Dip at South Saint Paul Center

Week of April 4 1949 reports a slide in hogs sheep and lamb values as increased supplies let buyers be selective. Hogs top at 20 cents on Monday while heavyweight steers face pressure though average quality steers at 1325 bring modest gains.

South Saint Paul's Public Livestock Center

Coal Giant Fields of Montana Highlight Vast Reserves

Montana once lay under a shallow sea and now hosts 38 000 square miles of coal fields containing over 300 billion tons of fuel. The Rosebud Colstrip pits showcase giant draglines and the world’s largest shovel, powered by Montana Power Company lines from Billings. Free advisory reports are available from The Montana Power Company Research Advisory Service.

Montana Rosebud Colstrip Northern Pacific Railway Montana Power Company Billings Butte

Cattle Prices Hold Steady With Mixed Demand Despite Cautious Trade

Prices for cows and bulls showed little overall change with a cautious undertone slowing trading versus last week. Top young and feedlot cows edge up to 20 cents per pound while most good cows fetch 18.50 to 19.50. Superior heavyweight bulls reach 21.50, beef types max 19.50, vealers to eastern buyers up to 33 cents but most good quality vealers earn 29 cents and up. Replacement cattle interest grows as green pastures near, focusing on common and medium stock rather than high priced stockers and feeders.

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