Millionaire incomes show tax rise and regional disparity
The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes a 45 percent rise in corporate tax receipts and 66 percent in individual taxes, with 911 filers earning 250000 or more and 120 reporting 1000000 or more. It questions why wealth concentrates unevenly in states like New York, Illinois, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Delaware as overall tax collection improves.
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Blame the Hens and the Cows for Egg Prices
A Helena Independent summary of a Washington bureau of markets report shows eggs in cold storage fell from 3,984,543 cases on November 1 to 2,103,869 on December 1, with western states revealing mixed changes. Butter stocks dropped from 71,848,767 to 56,627,236 pounds, while cheese had 5,000,000 pounds less than a year ago, yet Montana area stores remained higher. The piece argues price rises stem from supply controls and urges reduced consumption to balance demand.
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Pensions for Teachers Move Forward at Montana Legislature
Montana eyes amendments to the teachers pension law as the legislature nears session. The 2000 teachers in the state would be affected by changes, with discussion noting varied national experiences and suggestions that Indiana’s plan, sharing costs between teachers and state, may be among the best. The Helena Independent notes ongoing debate and the push for a more effective system.
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Some Notes From The County Seat In Dillon Beaverhead
The editor visits Dillon for the first time and meets local editors bankers and merchants including Pearl Smith George Dart and Albert Stamm. Gov White and Mayor Gilbert greet him. He tours Western Wholesale with Judson Best and notes growth housing roads and utilities as well as plans for new hotels and street improvements in a prosperous Beaverhead county town.
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Orvis W. Smith Files Desert Land Proof at Dillon
Notice from the U S Land Office Helena dated December 18 1916 states Orvis W Smith of Belgrade Montana has filed intent to prove up Desert Land Entry 06855 for NE half NE quarter section 32 township 7S range 7W Montana Meridian before Frank A Hazelbaker Dillon Montana January 30 1917. Witnesses listed Ralph C Smith Gilbert Kerr Jud Bradley Al Davis all of Dillon Montana. 2015 Jos Okhr Register.
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Register
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