Married in Great Falls to Miss Thelma Wilson
Vandergrift native marries Thelma Wilson of Gallup City last Sunday morning in Great Falls. Attendants Miss Gladys McLean and Oren Salasman of Dillon. Couple will honeymoon after a Dillon visit. Bride a State Normals graduate. groom employed by Union Electric and head of Dillon Volunteer Fire Department. A charivari greeted them on arrival. Housekeeping at Vandergrift on Railroad Avenue.
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Great Falls
Thelma Wilson
Gallup City
Gladys McLean
Oren Salasman
Dillon
State Normals College
O. Vandergrift
Union Electric
Montana Farmers Face Low Land Taxes Despite Burden
The Montana State Board of Equalization reports farm land tax per acre at 13.4 cents in 1931, with Nevada and Arizona lower. The board notes tax shifts from agriculture to other industries and cites farm tax cuts since 1921, while detailing livestock tax declines and rising head counts. The three-member board under Governor Erickson includes Maria, Stewart, and Greene.
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Elena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Nevada
Arizona
Equalization Board
Dan J. Muri
University
Missoula
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Penitentiary
Warm Springs Hospital
Boulder Twin Bridges
Miles City
Helena
Capitol Building
Board of Equalization
Maria
James H. Stewart
John J. Greene
Erickson
The Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph Co Ad
An old time advertisement extols the telephone as vital in daily life. It highlights connectivity to markets, news, protection, and people, noting a single call can be worth a hundred dollars and a lack of service endangers lives, while costing only a few cents daily.
L D S Relief Society Holds Annual Picnic by Beaverhead River
The L. D. S. Relief Society enjoyed their annual picnic yesterday afternoon on the Beaverhead river banks south of town. Mrs. J. E. Morae returned from Southern California, Miss Vera Mast travels to California for health, Mrs. Frank Sullivan and children rush to Dillon from St. Paul due to Mrs. Sullivan's mother Mame French illness, Miss Melissa Minger visits home in Idaho for a brother's illness.
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L. D. S. Relief Society
Beaverhead River
J. E. Morae
California
Vera Mast
Frank Sullivan
Dillon
St. Paul
Idaho
Fitzgarrald Again Seeks Montana Congress Nomination
Mark D Fitzgarrald of Stevensville announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Montana's first district. He pledges equal and fair representation of Montana and sister states in the national legislature and notes 17 years in Montana with work in teaching mercantile farming and dairying and former Ravalli County representative.
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Mark D. Fitzgarrald
Stevensville
Montana
Fitzgarrald
House of Representatives
Ravalli County
Professors Exempt From Income Taxes In Montana
The United States board of tax appeals ruled that professors in state operated schools engaged in essential governmental functions and paid by the state are exempt from federal income tax. Attorney General Foot and law professor Sveinbjorn Johnson urged the decision against the Internal Revenue Service to collect taxes from Montana professors.
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Helena
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Foot
Montana
Sveinbjorn Johnson
University of Illinois
Internal Revenue Department
Socialists Nominate Ticket With Platform in Montana Convention
Socialists adopt a platform endorsing tax exemptions for homes up to 2000 dollars and farms up to 3000 dollars. Other planks call for day labor on highways repeal of the current primary law creation of a state oil refinery to operate on royalty oil unemployment insurance and issuance of five billion dollars in funding.
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Socialist Party
Montana
Convention taps slate of Montana GOP candidates
The party named A N Brooks Trout Creek for congressman in the first district J N Mathieson Billings for the second district Christ Yegen Billings for governor Harry Hazelton Plains for lieutenant governor Charles Pyett Belknap for secretary of state John F Duffy Kalspell for attorney general George Lambert Miles City for treasurer Rose Bauman Livingston for auditor Daniel B Mc Corkle Conrad for superintendent Charles Brown Whitefish for railroad commissioner C J Williams Butte Charles Curtis Kalispell John Maas Whitefish Catherine Held Noxon elected presidential electors Delegates to the national conventions BE Duncan Butte John Mathieson Billings Sam Rivin Missoula
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A. N. Brooks
Trout Creek
J. N. Mathieson
Billings
Chrig Yegen
Harry Hazelton
Plains
Charles Pyett
Belknap
John F. Duffy
Kallspell
George Lambert
Miles City
Rose Bauman
Livingston
Daniel 8. McCorkle
Conrad
Charles Brown
Whitefish
C. J. Williams
Butte
Charles Curtis
Kalispell
John Maas
Catherine Held
Noxon
BE. K. Duncan
John Mathieson
Sam Rivin
Missoula
Registration for Primary Election Closes June 3
County Clerk Albert S. Baker announces registration deadlines for the upcoming primary. Eligible voters must register by June 3 at the County Clerk and Recorder office or rural districts with proper notarization. The office will stay open until 6 p m on regular business days to accept applications, with notices being posted on May 4. Nearly 1,000 eligible residents may not be on registration lists.
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Albert S. Baker
Baker
Saloon and gambling den opens in old Royal place
May 18 1892 report notes a saloon and gambling establishment opening at the historic Royal site on a Saturday night. An invitation to Montana Normal School commencement at Twin Bridges is acknowledged.
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Royal
Montana Normal School
Twin Bridges
Marshal
Opera House
Marcus Poindexter
Roscoe Cornell
Clarence Axe
Iso-Vis Proves 146000 Miles Of Protection
Mr. Orchard's 146000 troublefree miles show Iso-Vis lubrication protection. The Standard Oil product will not thin oil from dilution as tested in A.A.Re tests and at Indianapolis Raceway. Ball and Bottle Test demonstrations available at Standard Oil service stations and dealers.
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Orchard
Indianapolis Speedway
Montana Enabling Act Change Broadens Land Uses
I M Brandford, Montana lands commissioner, says Congress amended the enabling act affecting six million acres in Montana and neighboring states. The bill ends single lease limits, allows land exchanges, consolidates state lands into units, lowers grazing land price to five dollars an acre, and permits long term hydro power leases.
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Elena
Montana
Congress
I. M. Brandford
State Lands and Investments
North
South Dakota
Washington
Brandford
State land department bill marks new epoch of administration
The bill described as marking a new epoch in the administration of the state land department signals major changes in governance. Officials indicate reforms will modernize management, transparency, and accountability within the department.
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State Land Department
Rust Prevention For Scratched Fender Edges
A scratched or dented fender with peeled paint can rust if left untreated. Applying a little new paint stops the corrosion and prevents spread, protecting the metal and maintaining the finish.
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Vandergrift
Mrs. Graeter
W. A. Graeter
West Side
Lima
Elizabeth Ballard
Parent Teachers’ Association
The
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Hartwig
Dark Vallainy
Frank Albertson
the Boy
Bette Davis
Dorothy Peterson
Stanley Fields
Blackguard
Scar Apfel
RKO Radio
Regis Toomey
Anita Page
James Dunn and
Sally Eilers
Edward G. Robinson
H. B. Warner
Marian Marsh
Frances Starr
Blackleg Aggressin
Fleld Tested
Parke, Davis & Co
Geo. M. Gosman
Tthe Grand
Robert J. Casey
Chicago Daily News
Ugh Orchard
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Willys-Knight
Willys Knight
Standard Oil Company
Colorado
Wyoming
Atlasto
Hugh Orchard
Town
R. J. Casey
Free Montana Auto Supply Company
Dillon, Montana
Grego Idaho
Ontana
West
Sole Mey
Hid
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