Montana Mining Association Healthily Drives Exemption Blanks Demand
Scores of Montana miners rush to obtain exemption work blanks from the Montana Mining association at the Placer hotel. Secretary A M Alderson notes the program is free to all miners and claim owners and covers all claims under the amendment passed by Congress and approved by President Wilson. The change ends annual assessment work and promises substantial savings to owners in 1919.
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Montana
Montana Mining Association
Placer Hotel
A. M. Alderson
Mining Association
Congress
Wilson
Alderson
Ravenal Macbeth
Idaho Mining Association
Macbeth
Washington
Ford 1080 Recalled as Most Wonderful War Car
W T Massey, wartime correspondent for the London Daily Telegraph, recalls using a Ford 1080 on travels from Beersheba to Jerusalem and Nazareth to Damascus and Aleppo. He estimates over 4,000 miles in six weeks during Allenby’s push and claims more than 30,000 miles in a year in rough Syrian roads. He notes wire netting used as temporary roads and credits the Ford with aiding the Holy Land’s wartime operations. He plans to address Ford workers and visit Windsor during the Prince of Wales tour.
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W. T. Massey
Prince of Wales
Canada
United States
London Daily Telegraph
London
England
Allenby
Holy Land
Syria
Beersheba
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Damascus
Alepp
Siam
Massey
Ford
Windsor
College Notes Highlight 1920 Graduates And Campus Activities
The college marked the first division Class of 1920 graduation with diplomas for Margaret Fisler Edna Voigt Margaret Young and Lillian Dean conferred by Chancellor Elliott. A campus birthday dinner honored Miss Alice Hall with fourteen settings and a candlelit cake.
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Alice Hall
Miss Parr
California
Margaret Fisler
Edna Voigt
Margaret Young
Lillian Dean
Elliott
Buennett
Dorothy Poindexter
Schubert
Humphrey
Claire Reardon
Ruth
Hazel Asbridge
Perry Armstrong
Finch
Esther Niebel
Catherine McCormick
Eleanor Wolpert
Winnifred Shields
Prof
Light
Prof. Clark
Dull
Ruth Thompson
Mary O'Donnell
Marguerite Handley
Cascade
Anaconda
Boulder
Notice to creditors in estate of William Montgomery
William Montgomery deceased. creditors and all persons with claims must present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the executor J. H. Gilbert at the law offices of T. E. Gilbert Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated Dillon November 25 1919. First publication November 26 1919.
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T. E. Gilbert
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
J. H. Gilbert
Zaoe
Cherniavsky Trio to Perform at Public School Auditorium
High school notes report a December 6 8 30 p m concert by the Cherniavsky Trio at the public school auditorium with tickets at Thomas Book Store Adults 1 00 Students 50 cents. The big high school carnival is set for December 12 and 13 with posters to come. Deer Lodge plays Beaverhead at Dillon Thanksgiving day.
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Cherniavsky
Thomas Book Store
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead High
Dillon
Finch
Europe
Manning
State Teachers’ Association
Helena
Mrs E Marchesseau and Marjorie Plan Eastern Visit
Mrs. E Marchesseau and her daughter Miss Marjorie spent a week in Dillon and left Saturday for New York state. Mrs Marchesseau combines pleasure with business. Miss Marjorie will attend an eastern school.
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E. Marchesseau
Marjorie
Dillon
Polaris
New York State
Marchesseau
Miss Marchesseau
Income Tax Forms Preparation for 1919 Returns
The Bureau of Internal Revenue plans early December issuance of filing forms for 1919 income and excess profits tax returns. Filers may submit from January 1 to March 16, 1920, with quarterly payments, and forms 1040A 1040 1041 1066 designated for various taxpayer types. Helena date November 13 1919. W C Whaley Collector.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Helena
W. C. Whaley
Parkhurst cattle arrive to winter at Big Hole Basin
Bob O’Connell delivered 560 head of Parkhurst cattle Tuesday night to be wintered locally. Steers head to Montgomery ranch and stockers to the Wash Elliott place. Parkhurst plans to feed a thousand head here and is preparing another shipment.
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Bob O'Connell
Parkhurst
Montgomery Ranch
Elliott Place
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Poindexter Block
Eugene W. Bond
H. W. Luther
Phillips’ Apartments
W. J. Cushing
Attorney-at-Law
Bannack Street
Annabel Desmond
Pacific
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Earl Ross
Boulder, Montana
Dillon Greenhouse
MRS
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Grafonoa
City Drug CO
Clarence Budy
E. Helena ST