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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
8
The Bureau says all individuals with net income of 1500 or more or gross income of 5000 or more must file a return by March 15, 1929. Singles and married couples file details with the district collector. Rates: 1.5% on the first 4000 over exemptions, 3% on next 4000, 5% on the balance, plus a surtax over 10000.
The American Automobile Association outlined federal allowances for car owners. Deductions cover registration fees licenses taxes and state or local taxes. Interest on car loans can be deducted with cash or accrual accounting. Business use allows depreciation maintenance and related costs pro rated by use. Damages and injuries tied to business use are deductible, with caveats on insurance and fines. Depreciation and tax treatment vary if the car is used for pleasure or farm use. Chief use defined as more than 60 percent for business determines deductibility of maintenance and other expenses.
An auction will be held Friday March 8 at the Bert Watt ranch five miles north of Dillon. Ten work horses two saddle horses and three milk cows along with many farm implements will be sold starting at 1 pm. Cash terms. Col Luther S. Smith acts as auctioneer.
Beaverhead high freshman basketball team prepares for a return game against Whitehall at the local gym next Saturday night. The Beaver frosh beat Whitehall 21 to 18 on the road, with Underwood and Vandegrift starring for Dillon and the Brown brothers leading Whitehall.
Golfers from Dillon, led by Dr. A. H. McFarland and Paul Brams man, braved a chinook thaw to play one round at the Country Club. They report fairways in decent shape with most greens still snow covered, predicting further snow melt will open more holes after a few warm days. More fans joined yesterday afternoon.
Ruby Bouse a 17 year old began serving a 20 day sentence in Wichita Falls Texas after a cafe owner charged vagrancy for her cigarette use. She sang merrily during the county court hearing drawing the judge’s annoyance.
Help wanted for general housework tasks advertised by Mrs James Dodd. Contact via phone 51 f for route.
The Basin company reorganizes with stockholders reinvesting after confidence in the old firm. No major management changes expected. Anson says innovations will occur and top policies kept. Wisdom and Divide stores to be renovated and improved.
The state music meet on April 4 at Bozeman expands to aid small or distant schools by adding a new contest. The memory segment now requires recognizing orchestra sections and identifying both the section and the instrument. closing night features an all state program.
An all state massed band, orchestra, and chorus will perform contest numbers, combining participants from each state's organizations. The meet winners will be announced at the program's conclusion, with many awards presented by individuals and clubs across the state.
The senate worked from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. with meals breaks, voting on 38 bills in two passes and receiving 20 committee reports. Lawmakers warned that even with the push to finish, appropriations may stretch into extra days as pressure grows to extend Thursday into Saturday afternoon.
St Charles built a 39 11 halftime lead but rough second half and repeated warnings from Referee Keane marked a tense finish. Lang sparked a late burst of shooting while Cole twins and others provided support as fans cheered his effort.
Coach O K Moe plans track work soon after spring quarter opening. Montana college prospects look promising with efforts to arrange several meets with state teams. A state wide Missoula meet is discussed but not decided. Beaverhead county high school forms Class A wrestling with 32 boys joining. Sessions start Tuesdays and Thursdays under Jimm Harris, famed ex Butte star and Strangler Lewis devotee.
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