Madison County Tax Valuation Drops While Taxes Rise
The Sheridan Forum reports Madison County 1921 assessed real value fell to 17.6 million with taxable value 6.54 million while 1920 figures were higher. taxes collected rise to 10 677.52 and calls for investigation into causes of higher levies. Beaverhead also fell in value but taxes were lower by 51 236.63.
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Mary Vanderbeck
Vanderbeck
Madison County
Beaverhead
Sheridan Forum
Five Montana teachers added to state pension list
The Montana teachers retirement fund board added five names to the pension list, bringing total beneficiaries to 61. The fund totals about 160,447 with 148,881 invested and a 11,566 cash balance. monthly income from the $1 per teacher fee runs between 5,000 and 6,000.
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Montana
Katherine Edie
Emma
Perry
Eva Harrington
Helena
Maud Canavan
Geraldine
Ella L. Hayden
Billings
Real estate agents barred from self deals by Supreme Court ruling
The Montana Supreme Court affirms a lower court ruling in the Crowley Logan Realty case that agents cannot sell land to themselves or to related parties without the landowner consent. The decision holds such contracts voidable and emphasizes an agent must avoid conflicts of interest. The court also rules that failing to present a bill of exceptions within the statutory time is a fatal defect, upholding the Cascade county case against I W Thrasher.
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Supreme Court
District Court of
Broadwater County
M. H
W. E. Crowley
Logan Realty Company
Nick Rorvik
Rorvik
Stella G
Mary D. Crowley
Walter H. Hill
Gilbert Burtch
Stella G. ‘Crowley
M. H. Crowley
Stella G. Crowley
Spencer
Cascade County
Commercial National Bank of
No Joy Rides Ban on State Owned Cars
Helena November 6. State Board of Examiners approves a resolution prohibiting use of state automobiles for private trips or joy riding. From now on cars may be used only on state business and gas, tires, and insurance will be limited to public service. heads of departments will be held responsible for compliance.
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Helena
State Board of ‘Examiners
A. E. McEtridge
Joseph M. Dixon
Bachelor Tax Act Before High Court
The Montana Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of the Bachelor Tax Act passed in the last legislative session. Howard K. Pierce and Leonard E. B. Riebe sued Nellie Gowdy as Flathead County treasurer, contesting the tax in Flathead County. They lost in district court and appealed directly to the state supreme court. Attorneys Jess H. Stevens and B. L. McIntyre represent Pierce and Riebe.
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Montana
State Supreme Court
Howard K. Pierce
Leonard EB. Riebe
Nellie Gowdy
Flathead County
Pierce
Riebe
District Court
Supreme Court
Jess H. Stevens
B. L. McIntyre
Dean
Have You Vision Problems Call Optometrist Today
Do you doubt your vision or suffer eye soreness after close work. If print grows misty or headaches occur while reading or sewing you should be examined. Call Carl B Taylor Optometrist now with Albert Stamm Dillon Montana. Emery Keller visited the county seat from Lima.
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Carl. B. Taylor
Bill and Questions Presented
A legislative document outlines the bill and the list of questions intended for presentation. It details proposed provisions and the scope of inquiry to be considered by the governing body.
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Bill
The Nut Factory Parodies Beaverhead County Curiosities
A fragmented spoof features quirky dialogue and mock headlines about Beaverhead county, Montana, including jokes about paving costs and local figures. It mimics a late era conversational radio tone with street slang and faux questions about films, dances, and public works.
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