National Commander Urges Tax-Exempt Securities Reform
Louis Johnson, national commander of the American Legion, denounces tax-exempt securities accounting for about 72 billion dollars of wealth. He calls for federal recall of such securities to tax the rich pro rata with the poor, pledges Legion support for veterans, and criticizes economy efforts seen as harming veterans while stressing rehabilitation and child welfare as Legion priorities.
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Louis Johpson
American Rssion
America
Washington
Legion Against War
American Legion
Legion
Wholesale Beer Dealers Must Report, Jewell Says
John J. Jewell, in charge of beer keeping, stated all wholesale beer dealers must report to the state board for April sales even if not liable for tax. He noted about 120 of Montana's 8 237 licensed dealers have filed so far with April receipts around 2200. The Examiner reflects Beaverhead County interests.
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Jewell
ATS
John J. Jewell
Bugry
Mr. Jewell
Montana
State Board
It Paid Them to Have a Telephone
Farmers report telephone service saved barns and livestock and aided market contacts. They cite timely alerts saving four thousand dollars in farm buildings, rapid vet access saving three horses and two cows, and ongoing market communication benefits as usage grows.
Judge Berg Rules Mortgage Moratorium Unconstitutional
Bozeman Montana District Judge Benjamin E. Berg declares the state's 1933 mortgage moratorium law invalid in a 16 page decision dismissing a stay of foreclosure. The case by Alice E. Wisner to foreclose a $5 500 note cites U S and Montana constitutional protections against contracts impairing the obligation. The action seeks sale of 160 acres near Boreman to satisfy the mortgage. The decision may prompt an appeal to the state supreme court.
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Bozeman
Benjamin E. Berg
Berg
United States
Montana
Lillie Florence Thompson
Alice E. Wisner
State Supreme Court
Boreman
G. Y. Patten
Mre
Wister
G. D. Pease
Universities eye four percent loan for dormitory project
Greater University of Montana executives prepare preliminary petitions to secure a loan for dormitories costing just under 1.6 million dollars. They seek a four percent or lower rate from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, aiming for self liquidating facilities funded by room and board revenue.
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Congress
Executive Council
The
Greater University of Montana
State Board of Education
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
M. A. Brannon
C. H. Clapp
State University
Sheldon E. Davis
State Normal College
Freeman Daughters
Department of Education
Dillon’ School
New College
Davis
G. H. Vande Bogart
Mon
Miss Ethel Anderson Visited Miss Winifred Mitchell
Miss Ethel Anderson of Jackson was a house guest of Miss Winifred Mitchell for a few days last week.
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Ethel Anderson
Jackson
Winifred Mitchell
Layee ons Colorful Cottons Care Guide
Colorful cottons will not fade or run if washing precautions are followed. Use tepid or cool suds with mild white soap, wash one item at a time, rub soils gently, and rinse in three lukewarm waters. Dry in shade and press promptly. lightweight fabrics may be rolled in a towel to remove moisture first.
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Beaverhead Post
the Examiner
Beaverhead
County
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Seperoz
Geo. M. Gosman
Rexall
Dillon, Montana
Chicago Exposition
Tury
Northern Pacific
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
Terry
First National Bank
Ford
Detroit
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
University Council
Tana School
College of Great Falls
Catho
Lic School
College of Great Fallhg
State Board of Education For Final Action
Eastern Montana Normal School
Miles City
Brannon
H. H. Bwaln
Alberta
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