North of the western picture at Hartwig theater
A feature titled North of, touted as the greatest western picture, will show at the Hartwig theater on Wednesday and Thursday February 4 and 5 with a Wednesday matinee for school children. Lois Wilson and Ernest Torrence star with Jack Holt. critics rate it superior to The Covered Wagon.
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Hartwig Theater
Montana
Emerson Hough
Lois Wilson
Ernest Torrence
Jack Holt
Hartwig
Dana Film Premieres Don t Doubt Your Husband at Hartwig
Dana’s Metro picture Don t Doubt Your Husband directed by Harry Beaumont will play Hartwig theater Friday. A tale of a suspicious wife in smart suburban society as her husband obsesses over an interior decorator. Cast includes Alan Forrest Winifred Bryson John Patrick Willard Louis Adele Watson and Robert Dunbar. Written by Lada Cowan and Howard Higgins.
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Viola
Dana
Metro
Harry Beaumont
Hartwig Theater
Miss Dana
Alan Forrest
Winifred Bryson
John Patrick
Willard
Louis
Adele Watson
Robert Dunbar
Lada Cowan
Howard Higgin
Tax Exemptions and Rates Under 1924 Revenue Act
The article outlines exemptions of 1000 for single persons 2500 for married couples and heads of families plus 400 credit for dependents under 18 or incapable of self support. It notes normal tax rates of 2 percent on the first 4000 of net income over exemptions and credits, 4 percent on the next 4000, and 6 percent on the remainder, with reference to earlier provisions and a redim taxes clause.
Revenue act of 1924 changes tax filing rules
The 1924 revenue act lowers some taxes and raises exemptions, with new filing thresholds. Returns are due March 15, 1925, for individuals with net income of 1000 dollars plus, gross income of 5000 dollars plus, or married couples with combined net income 2500 dollars or gross 5000 dollars. Joint or separate returns allowed. pay at least one fourth of tax owed with the return.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Income Tax in Nutshell for 1925 Filers
Filing applies to single people with net income of 1000 dollars or more or gross 5000 dollars or more, and married couples with net 2500 dollars or more or gross 5000 dollars or more. Filing runs January 1 to March 15, 1925 with the Collector of Internal Revenue where the taxpayer lives. Tax rates start with 2 percent on the first 4000 dollars of net income after exemptions, 4 percent on the next 4000, 6 percent on the balance, plus a surtax on net income over 10000 dollars.
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Internal Revenue
Lumber Census Shows 1923 Output Soars Across States
The 1923 biennial census reports logs and timber products valued at 1.494 billion dollars, up 65.6 percent from 1921. Washington tops with 290.7 million in product value. Oregon and Louisiana follow. Total wage earners reach 495,818, with wages rising 61.8 percent to 475.9 million.
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Forest Service
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Washington
Alabama
North Carolina
Oregon
Louisiana
Income Taxes Paid in 1924 Reach 1.773 Billion
The American people paid 1 773 509 982 dollars in income and profits taxes in 1924, about 21 million less than 1923. The Treasury reports show 783 685 050 dollars in the first half and 989 924 682 in the second half of 1924, with customs at 504 912 472 for the year.
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Washington
Federal Treasury
Treasury Department
Community Church To Be Started At Jackson Soon
Jackson residents agreed to establish a local church to provide regular public worship. The Presbyterian pastor will visit Big Hole bi monthly to conduct services and strengthen community ties.
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Jackson
Big Hole
Loft
Rural Church Needs A Broad, Inclusive Path
The speaker notes visiting countryside sections by horseback and reports broad satisfaction with the first meeting. In untouched districts denominational spirit fades, a new day requires wide minded church thinking. Denominations served their era yet rural America seeks a church large enough for all worshipers. The lesson from the countryman is valued for guiding American churches today.
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America
Churches of America
Firemen to Host Masquerade Ball Monday Feb Twenty Eight
The Firemen announce their annual masquerade ball set for Monday February 28 with attendees expected to dress in costumes and enjoy a formal social event.
Early Montana News Highlights From Dillon Examiner Files
The Helena Republican caucus nominated Lee Mantle of Butte and Thomas H. Carter of Helena for U S senators. Paul Metcalf faced a preliminary murder examination after noon before Justice Holden for the killing of Frank Hunter, a Medicine Lodge saloon keeper. J B Morse of the state board of education says a plan to raise funds for a state school was discussed at a recent board meeting. Anaconda Copper Mining Company quarry at Daly's Spur to resume operations within weeks.
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Helena
Lee Mantle
Butte
Thomas H. Carter
United States
Paul Metcalf
Frank Hunter
Holden
Metcalf
Hunter
Medicine Lodge
J. B. Morse
State Board of Education
Exauthér
Anaconda
Daly's Spur
Temperance lecture by F. L. Kern on Saturday night
F. L. Kern of Anaconda will deliver a temperance lecture here Saturday evening. The account mentions Governor Rickard's recent legislative recommendations and various local events from January 1905, including college basketball results and public notices.
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F. L. Kern
Anaconda
Rickard
Highest lamb price paid in Powell County contract
Deer Lodge January 28 reports what is believed to be the highest price yet paid to Powell County flockmasters for lambs. Fred B. Smith’s lambs were contracted to R. E. Foster at 12 1/2 cents per pound for delivery next October. Foster, a chief buyer of sheep and wool, represents Draper & Co. of Boston and has contracted substantial wool volumes.
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Powell County
Deer Lodge
Powell’ County
Fred
Smith
R. E Foster
Foster
Draper & Co
Boston
Wool Clip Sells at Fifty Cents in Deer Lodge
Thirty thousand pounds of high grade Merino wool sold for 50 cents a pound in Deer Lodge through Silberman & Son of Chicago. Scott Brown of Missoula represented the sale from the Wilson & Mannix band, with Merino ranches as the source.
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Deer Lodge
Silberman & Son
Chicago
Scott Brown
Missoula
Wilson & Mannix
Wilson & Mannix Ranches
Notice to Creditors in Pauline Pahnish Estate
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of Pauline Pahnish deceased calls creditors and all with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Gilbert Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana. William A Pahnish administrator dated December 1924.
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District Court of the Fifth
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Pauline Pahnish
Gilbert & Gilbert
Idaho St
Dillion
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Robert Watt
Charles
Robert
O'Leary
Clete Schuler
Bond
McDonald
Beltzer
O’leary
Miss Roe
Dillon
Mildred Schuler
Harriet Schuler
Bernice
Segfred Johnson
Billie Pilgrim
Mildred
Harriett
Bud
Lee Schuler
Holger.Carlson
Mitchell
Kirshbaum Coats
Lowenthal
Quality Cash Store
Dillon Examiner
Montana College
William Mathewson
Lima
Chung Ling
Farmers’ Institute
County Court House
G. R. Featherly
B. F. White
Senate
State Normal College
H. Tyree
Continental Life Insurance Co
Salt Lake
William A. Pahnish
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