Reversion in 1930 income tax rates noted
The article explains that the 1 percent income tax cut for 1929 was temporary and 1930 rates revert to 1928 levels. It details brackets for individuals and corporations, filing thresholds, and urges taxpayers to prepare returns early with guidance from the Internal Revenue Service. It also discusses Montana’s legislative context and the need for ongoing modernization of laws and highway-related legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Montana
Union
Highway Commission
State Capitol
Legislative session shows Senate and House favor cooperation
The dialogue praises the current legislative session for cooperation between the senate and the house. It counters the idea that there is a flood of bills, noting that many bills are introduced and enacted with a view toward the public good across every field in the state.
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Senate
House
Couni Ag
Beverly Silk Clearout Promises $1000 Reward for Purity
Advertises genuine Beverly printed silk at 58c per yard with a bold $1000 cash bonus if any impurity is found. Claims silk is pure and durable for 32 inch wide fabric and emphasizes washable properties while urging testing for dye integrity.
Silk Thread Yardage Sale Ad Highlights Various Colors
An advertising notice promotes fabric yardage with Navy blue Navy white Black White Tan and medium blue options. It claims durability against crepe and tub silk, lists a price of 1.40 per yard, offers free samples and a matching spool to introduce silk thread.
Beets Trial Considered in Beaverhead Valley
Erwin appointed to investigate sugar beet viability in the community and to recruit ranchers to try the crop. The Beavershead valley has not had a full beet trial though its potential has been discussed. Lieutenant Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker chaired Monday's luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Beaverhead
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Beavers Face Poplar In State Tournament Opener
Beavers head to Bozeman for opening state tournament clash with Poplar, defending northeastern district champions. Beavers feature Kerr Bates Ward Vandegrift Thompson Kent and substitutes English Stahl Boone. Whitefish and Great Falls loom as potential semi final foes. about 40 Dillon fans travel to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Brheden
Beavers
Bozeman
Beaverhead County
Poplar
Kerr
Bates
Vandegrift
Thompson
Kent
English
Sstahl
Boone
Wolf Point
Stalenerss
Brick
Whitefish
Huskies
Bear Creek
Fishers
Great Falls
Livingston
Billings
Plains
Chinook
Custer
Dillon
Camel Humidor Pack Aims to Keep Tobacco Fresh
R J Reynolds Tobacco Company declares a new Humidor Pack to preserve natural moisture in Camels. Tests show existing packaging dries tobacco. waterproof airtight wrap maintains quality for at least three months across climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Arizona
Winston-Salem
City Board in Regular March Meet
City board holds its regular March meeting listing topics and attendees. Officials discuss budget items and union electrical issues with D Le Smith named as janitor in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board
H. H. Huntting Co
Union Elec. Co
D. le. Smith
Electric Companies Lighting District Totals
Main Dist No 8 The Urfion Electric Co lighting 165.76 Imp Dist No 7 Union Electric Co lighting 65.26. Listing of district lighting charges for two utilities with respective amounts.
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Imp. Dist
Union Electric Co
Dillon Eyes New Federal Building Amid Expansion Talks
Dillon considers a federal building to serve the post office and Beaverhead National Forest offices as plans discuss enlarging the forest and adding Madison forest land. A federal project report requests 504 million in nationwide appropriations for 1 086 new buildings 245 replacements 191 extensions 41 hospital/quarantine projects and 62 other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Dillon
Beaverhead National Forest
Madison Forest
Organizing Movement for Federal Building Support
A group organizes an active movement to persuade authorities about the need for a federal building. The effort presents case facts to officials to gain backing and shape public opinion.
Veterans loans services offered by state bank
State Bank offers veterans loan services to aid in securing loans. The program aims to relieve the United States Veterans Bureau and provide immediate funds to those seeking loans with no bank handling charge for applications.
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State Bank
States
Veterans Bureau
United States Veterans Bureau
Brandford Outlines Provisions of Land Commission Report
Brandford described rate control and ownership as part of the commission report and noted an alternative plan for a national range in states not seeking land takeover. He indicated findings lean toward the national plan and said he and Rudolph Knehler of Arizona signed the report with reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pargeé
Brandford
Rudolph Knehler
Arizona
Plan to place grazing lands under private state management
The reservations state that agricultural and grazing lands yield best returns under individual control and ownership. They urge policy planning to bring remaining public domain grazing lands into private management and ownership through state agency without unnecessary delay.
Beaverhead Forest to Become Nation's Third Largest
The supervisor announces a merged Beaverhead forest from Deer Lodge and Madison units will exceed two million acres, ranking third in the United States behind the Gallatin unit. It will be a heavily used area for grazing and timber with scenic Northwest mountains and wide open Montana landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Forest
Deer Lodge
Madison
Montana
Gallatin
United States
Tonto National Forest
Arizona
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Earl
Hazelbaker
Srane's Silks
Fifth Ave
N. Y. City
Prane
N.Y
Beverly
Ner
Denver
Winston- Salem
Timbuctoo
Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory
Pittsburgh
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Federal
Deer Lodge Forest
Lower Big Hole
Northwest
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