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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1933
Page
2
Editorial letters to The Dillon Examiner are directed to the editorial department and the business management. Address correspondence to the specified office in Dillon and send to the publication for consideration.
The internal revenue bureau asks cotton goods manufacturers to supply full data on cotton content to help retailers compute floor tax. Many items use mixed materials making taxability unclear. final August 31 inventories must be filed by October 1. The commissioner's statement notes taxable value requires knowing each component's market value. schedules for 100000 articles are impractical.
An employer seeks workers for the next morning and favors those reached by telephone. The piece touts the phone as a fast way to find help, run errands, save time, and enable social or business contacts for only a few cents daily.
Joe Roe and Hiram Rodgers returned from Chicago where they attended the Century of Progress exposition. They traveled home by motor cycles after the visit.
Phillip J. Lovell files a contest to cancel John Ernest Cook's Homestead Entry No. 077628 in Montana. Lovell alleges Cook failed to establish residency within law terms and will proceed to cancel the entry if Cook does not answer within twenty days after the fourth publication.
Frank D. Willis sues Abbie Hansen Herbert Hansen Mildred Williams May Wylie James Banks Josephine Banks Edward Saunders in Montana Beaverhead for mortgage foreclosure and land and stock security parcels to recover debt and secure real estate water rights including Dillon Canals stock. court summons defendants to answer within twenty days of service.
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