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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1956

Page

5

Republican Women Plan Canvass Across County

Four women from the county Republican central committee joined about 30 club members at the president Mrs J H Gilbert home for a coffee hour and reorganization meeting on January 20. They discussed polling voters in each precinct to verify registration and identify new voters. Lieutenant Governor George M Gosman urged registration and voting, citing efficiency savings in state departments under the current administration.

County Republican Central Committee Republican Women’s Club J. H. Gilbert Gilbert Dillon South No 12 D. A. Patton Dillon South Central No Millie Adams Dillon West No Mida Stahl Dillon North No George M. Gosman

Beaverhead County GOP Looks to Precinct Canvass and Women Candidates

Beaverhead County Agent Cliff Mockel urges precinct committeewomen to file by April 25 for the June 5 primary. C A Bergeson explains state central committee roles and stresses support of the party ticket. Also advised: prepare net worth statements for loans, use the Ten Year Capital and Inventory Record, and plan fertilizer orders early for 1956.

Republican Central Committee Cliff Mockel State Central Committee C. A.bergeson Abraham Lincoln Montana Extension Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Heyev

Farmers taxed for self employment Social Security

Farmers must pay a 3 percent social security tax on net income above 400 and may owe 3 percent of gross if net is below 400. The tax funds retirement and survivor benefits. District IRS Helena will mail forms 1040F and 1049, plus a Farmers Tax Guide.

Internal Revenue Helena County Extension Office Internal Revenue Service Federal Extension Service

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