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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1938
Page
4
A state board report shows theater and telephone taxes add to annual revenue. Theaters contributed 28 682 dollars and phones 37 732 dollars for the year ending June 30 1938. An electrical energy tax rose from 0.625 to 1 percent, lifting annual collections from 89 000 to 116 000 dollars.
Farmers and stockmen in seven southern Montana counties tied to National Farm Loan associations will receive Federal Land Bank loan services through the Bozeman office after five associations merged. The new Bozeman entity serves Broadwater Gallatin Park Jefferson Meagher and surrounding areas with 462 stockholders and 2.639 million dollars in loans. N L Towne of Bozeman elected president. the board also includes Chris Mikkelson T W Simpson C E Axtell H M Daniels R W Pepper and Tom Adams. Towne notes 25 years in Bozeman and runs a 160 acre farm with a dairy herd.
A U S department report assigns Montana crop losses at 6.831 million with prevention saving 940 thousand. Wyoming losses reach 903 thousand with 1.295 million saved. Nationally preventive measures saved 176 million in crop value last season. outbreaks expected to be lighter this summer in the district.
County officials announce larger numbers on 1939 car license plates to distinguish them from last year. Plates go on sale shortly after January 1 with taxes due before issuance. Registration cards must be shown to county treasurers. An overdraft of 999652 in the state general fund affected receipts, with summer withdrawals delaying recovery until fall receipts arrive.
Montana held a net cash balance of 5 420 749 dollars as of December 1 according to a compilation by State Auditor John J. Holmes. The report details the state’s funds and financial position.
Archie Henneberry, county commissioner-elect, returns from a trip to the eastern part of the state. He plans to address regional issues and meet local officials to prepare for taking office.
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