Montana Supreme Court Ruling Affects Royalty Tax Rules
Helena July 18 A recent Montana Supreme Court ruling on the Northern Pacific Railway Co vs Musselshell County shifts tax rules for mining royalties. It holds royalties paid to recipients cannot be taxed as income nor deducted in net proceeds tax, simplifying future assessments and potentially prompting retroactive reevaluation for 1922 1923 and 1924.
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Helena
Ita
Supreme Court
Auit
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Musselshell
Montana State Board of Equalization
Walker
Board of Equalization
Montana
Montana Medical Society Elects Officers at Lewistown Meet
The 47th Montana Medical Society annual convention in Lewistown chose C. F. Watkins of Billings as president and F. F. Attix of Lewistown as president elect. E. G. Balsam of Billings was re elected secretary treasurer and E. M. Gans of Judith Gap, J. H. Garberson of Miles City, W. H. Stephan of Dillon named as councilors. The next gathering will be in Glacier National Park if the Pacific Northwest Medical association meets there.
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Lewistown
The
Montana Medical Society
C. F. Watkins
Billings
F. F. Attix
E. B. Hitchcock
Great Falls
E. G. Balsam
E. M. Gans
Judith Gap
J. H. Garberson
Miles City
W. H. Stephan
Dillon
Board of Councillors
R. J. Hathaway
D. J. Donahue
R. C. Monohan
Butte
Dr. Hathaway
Dillon Lands Suit Seeks Quiet Title in Beaverhead County
In Dillon Montana, Hazel J Talent sues Addie A Kohl in Beaverhead District Court to quiet title to Lots 19 and 20 in Block 17 of the original townsite. Judgment by default possible if Kohl fails to answer within twenty days of service.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Hazel J. Talent
Addie A . Kohl
Beaverhead County
Dillon
A. D
When You Were a Tadpole and I Was a Fish
A fragment from a 1895 poem by Langdon Smith appears in a Helena Independent item. The piece traces a humorous prehistoric romance from tadpole to modern lovers, ending with a luncheon toast at Delmonico’s. The dated excerpt blends geological eras with vivid creature imagery as it shifts from Cambrian to Carnivore or later times.
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Dayton
Langdon
Smith
Denver
New York
Helena Independent
Montana Board Sees Early Signs of Prosperity in Assessments
Montana Board of Equalization notes 12 counties reporting so far show a net gain of 545 781 in 1924 valuations, with real estate up 1 096 984 and livestock up 1 004 286 but a 1 555 439 decline in other personal property. The shift follows a 1918 classification and a court ruling allowing banks to dodge tax on liberty bond capital.
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Walker
Montana
Hill
Phillips
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Stillwater
Yellowstone
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Garfield
Lake, Park
State Supreme Court
Marketing the Wool and Lambs in Idaho
Careful estimates from the Poca tello Journal place Idaho 1926 wool clip at 16,000,000 pounds with an average price of 43 cents. The lamb crop is valued around 40,000,000 dollars. In Lemhi county the wool clip nears 500,000 pounds and lambs marketed should bring about 550,000 dollars.
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Pocatello Journal
Idaho
Lemhi County
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Anderson Bros
First National Bank
Bank of Strength and Service
Dillon, Montana
DR. Watkins
Billings President Medical Body
Fred Rife
Smaty
P. Stamm
Tor
Plaintiff
Examiner
Lfe
Bear
Delmonico’s
Devon
Kimmeridge
Bagshot
Caroline Crags
Tremadoc
Montana Board of Equalization
Beaverhead Motors Company
the Examiner
Portland
Oregon
Utah
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