Low Price For Whiskey Aimed By New Tax Plan
Congressional tax experts drafted liquor levies on a low scale to drive bootleggers out by legal prices. The plan envisions whiskey at 1.50 to 1.75 per quart with a 55 to 75 cent per quart federal tax. Revenue from liquors and beer was projected at 700 million dollars annually, with beer around 200 million. The medicinal liquor tax remains 1.10 per gallon, and the overall aim is to set a 2 to 3 dollar per gallon tax to balance revenue and low prices.
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Washington
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Martinus Barrett Spends Week in Dillon from Ike Rife Ranch
Martinus Barrett has been staying in Dillon for a week coming from the Ike Rife ranch on the upper Medicine Lodge, with no further details provided.
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Martinus Barrett
Dillon
Medicine Lodge
Where Hunters May and May Not Hunt Deer During Season
Montana hunters face varying deer seasons with open periods and multiple county closures. The state Fish and Game Commission lists open counties including Lewis and Clark Powell Broadwater and Jefferson, while 19 counties are entirely closed such as Blaine Carbon Custer Daniels Garfield Liberty McCone Musselshell Petroleum Phillips Powder River Teton Prairie Rosebud Sheridan Toole Treasure Valley and Yellowstone. Additional restricted zones cover parts of Glacier Pondera Gallatin Big Horn Stillwater Ravalli and other areas. some counties allow antlered only deer or female deer under specific rules.
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Helena
State Fish and Game Commission
Lewis and Clark
Powell
Broadwater
Jefferson
Blaine
Carbon
Custer
Daniels
Garfield
Liberty
McCone
Musselshell
Petroleum
Phillips
Powder River
Teton
Prairie
Rosebud
Sheridan, Toole
Treasure
Valley
Yellowstone
Big Horn County
Stillwater County
Absarokee
Albert Johnson
Granite
Ravallis
Ravalli County
Montana Board Tightens Rules to Stop Poisoned Crop Shipments
State health board in Helena approved a regulation to halt shipments of fruits and vegetables loaded with spray residue after reports of sickness and at least one death. In Glasgow, Septimus Crabbs 74 was found dead at Hinsdale after prior suicide threats and firearm access attempts. Glacier National Park closes Going-to-the-Sun highway near Logan Pass due to heavy snowfall.
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Montana ‘Board of Health
Helena
Glasgow
Septimus Crabbs
Valley County
Hinsdale
Crabbs
Deer Lodge
Belton
Glacier National Park
Logan Pass
One Dollar Dinners Feature Chili Con Carne and More
A penny dinner feature offers a Chili Con Carne and Gratin with cheese and milk baked layers, Parsley Potatoes, Sliced Cucumbers in Vinegar, Bread and Butter, Jellied Fruit Macedoine, and Demt Tasse. Instructions describe layering, baking, and setting gelatin desserts with fruit molds and whipped cream.
Equine Encephalomyelitis Reports Hit Utah and Kansas
Dr W J Butler Utah state veterinarian reports an outbreak of equine encephalomyelitis or brain fever in horses. One thousand or more deaths noted with concern over spread to Montana and impact on beet crops. Kansas State College expert says resemblance to the Kansas horse plague of 1912 and possible limited human transmission is unproven.
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W. J. Butler
Utah
Montana
Butler
Hveatock Sanitary Board
Manhattan
Kass
Kansas
Dean R. R. Dykstra
Division of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas State College
Livestock Prices Rise As Pork Reduction Impacts Outlook
Hog prices jumped past five cents on Missouri River markets and Chicago bids exceed last year for the first time this season. The USDA reports nearly four million young pigs slaughtered and 1,922,000 more to be eliminated as future producers. Cattle values rise in the midwest, with Los Angeles bid levels higher for good quality young fed cattle up to 7.06. Intermountain cattle and lambs move in volume, though drought affects finish.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Middle West
California
Missouri River
Stocker and Feeder Cattle Outlook in California and Arizona
Cattle will be thinner and many forced into beef channels due to tight feeder cattle demand caused by feed shortages and financing difficulties. Irrigated pasture and dry forage likely to increase this winter in California and Arizona. California stocker replacement demand hinges on weather. early rains could trigger strong demand, with financing available via federal or private sources.
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California
Arizona
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