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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1934
Page
2
Bitter Root grower R J Carmichael reports harvesting cabbage three times in January for 1500 pounds and plans to cut 800 more. heads are firm and in excellent condition. He lives three miles from Corvallis Montana. The article notes average head weight around four pounds and mentions editorial department correspondence for The Dillon Examiner.
The article explains how the normal tax is 4 percent on the first four thousand dollars of net income over exemptions and 8 percent on the excess. Surtax begins on net incomes over six thousand, with warnings about common miscalculations.
A Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph ad urges people to call relatives and friends living away at college or in other cities. It highlights the joy of hearing loved voices and suggests making a timely telephone call tonight.
Federal tax surcharges and brackets are outlined with examples legal actions follow. The Dillon Examiner lists condemnation proceedings in Beaverhead County Montana with The Water Users Irrigation Company versus George H Shambow and others, plus estate matters regarding Maggie Courtney and court orders for probate revocation and appointment dated 1934.
The Beaverhead newspaper underscores its role as the county's voice, committed to covering community concerns, developments, and events for readers across the region.
The piece rejects mail order houses and outside concerns as money grabbers and urges shoppers to spend locally. It emphasizes that local merchants reinvest profits to fund taxes and community growth and warns against outsiders pressuring how money should be spent.
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