Extension of Time For Filing Corporation Income Returns
Montana IRS official clarifies requirements for automatic extension to June 15 1923. Corporations must file a tentative return by March 15 1923 with one quarter of estimated tax and a formal extension request. Failure to comply risks penalties. officials urge cooperation and prompt information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
A. Rasmusson
Internal Revenue
District of
Montana
Collector of
Madison Forest Sheepgrowers end coyote bounty policy
Notice states the Madison National Forest Sheepgrowers association will discontinue paying bounty on coyotes due to repealing state bounty laws. Bounties on grown coyotes dated on or before April 12, 1923 will be paid. Bounty on pups continues until July 1, 1923.
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Madison National Forest Sheepgrowers’ Association
Local Notices and Movements Across Riverside District
Last Tuesday Robert Melten raised a flag pole. Nick Spehier and family move to the Perkins ranch for five years. Rosa Rebish travels to Dillon for medical care. George and John Butella return from Butte after a week with friends. A note mentions Normal College events on March 1 and 20.
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Robert Melten
Nick Spehier
Blacktail District
Perkins Ranch
Rosa Rebish
Dillon
George
John Butella
Butte
Gladys Brockwell Returns to Screen in Paid Back
Gladys Brockwell stars in Paid Back at the Hartwig theater next Saturday in a Universal all star feature directed by Irving Cummings. The cast includes Mahlon Hamilton Stuart Holmes Edna Murphy Kate Price and others with photography by William Filden and scenes from Laguna Balboa Catalina and mountain resorts.
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Hartwig
Irving Cummings
Louis Dureau Lighton
Hope Loring
Gladys Brockwell
Mahlon Hamilton
Stuart Holmes
Arthur Stewart Hull
Edna Murphy
Kate Price
Wilfred Lucas
Lillian West
Universal
California
Laguna
Balboa
Catalina Island
William Filden
Tod Browning
Priscilla Dean
Beaverhead County In Good Condition And Debts
Beaverhead County reports strong finances with funds allocated for fair and pest control. It notes school costs rising from 77.78 to 141.73 per pupil since 1918 and compares county debt levels with Musselshell and Hill counties, highlighting Beaverhead’s debt-free status and modest bond issues.
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Board of Prisoners
Beaverhead County
Toole
New York ‘City
Waldorf Astoria
Beaverhead
Montana
Muselshell County
Musselshell County
Hill County
Wool Trust Report Shows Neat Profit
The American Woolen company shows 1922 net profit of 9,531,925 after taxes and contingencies amid improved merchandising conditions. Dividends of 5,600,000 were paid, 3,277,324 went to depreciation, leaving a year end profit of 654,601 and added surplus of 406,684. President William M. Wood notes improved conditions at start of 1922.
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New York
American Woolen Company
William M. Wood
Wool markets steady after easing prices says bulletin
The Commercial Bulletin reports world wool markets steadied after a brief easing period. Foreign markets show steadier values on a lower basis while domestic activity is muted with Worsted wools firm and woolen wools easier as the season wanes.
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Commercial Bulletin
Wisconsin
Texas
Boston
London
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Congress
the Examiner
THE
Dillon Examiner
Bond Grocery Company
Riverside News
Normal College
Utz & Dunn
Eliel Bros
Burlington
van Raalte
la France
Wayne Knit
Elite
Detroit
Beaverhead Motors CO
United Kingdom
Japan
British-Australian Wool Realization Association
Treasury Department
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Territory
A. A
Wool Trust
Wool Market
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