Tax hikes on cigarettes gas and bets prompt new filings
Thomas M. Robinson, collector for Montana, announces a 10 percent excise tax on certain wagers and a $50 annual tax on gamblers and agents effective Nov 1 1951. The act also raises small cigarette taxes to four dollars per thousand with a 50 cent floor stock tax and imposes a one half cent per gallon floor stock tax on gasoline held for sale as of November 1 1951 with specific reporting and inventory requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Robinson
Internal Revenue
Robinson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
District of Montana
Helena
How To Stay Healthy This Winter
A Cosmopolitan summary outlines winter health tips focusing on diet, vitamins, rest, ventilation, and cold weather dress. It emphasizes milk and varied foods, multivitamins, eight hours sleep, proper sleep environment, ventilation, and avoiding colds by hygiene and limiting contact with sick people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Cornell High Bowling Dominates Weekly Lane Action
Vigilante League saw no records but steady totals with Mildred Stanchfield 195 high single and Lois Lynch 496 high series. Other leagues report top scores including Bay's Butchers 2657 in Treasure State and Meten Hotel 853, with multiple players surpassing 200 in various matches.
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Vigilante Bowling League
Mildred Stanchfield
Lois Lynch
Watkins
Roberta
Elec. & Var
Snack Shack
Big Dipper
Madden
Red & White
Lary
Electric & Variety
Maddens
McFadden
Bay’s Butchers
Mont. Met
Meggquier
Meten Hotel
Roscoe Cornell
Frenchman Flats Proving Ground
Langdorf
Tribune Squad
Star
Graham
Flitton
Squires
Hignight
MSU approves funds for engineering lab and greenhouse
The state board of examiners okayed a $272000 engineering laboratory project at Montana State College and a $93000 greenhouse at Bozeman. both will be paid from the $5,000,000 University Building fund after prior approval by the board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
State Board of Examiners
Bozeman College
Board of Educaion
Rotary to Host 1952 Montana District Convention in Great Falls
D. Gordon Rognlien of Kalispell said the Montana District Rotary International will hold its 1952 convention in Great Falls after the district accepted the invitation. The district governor announced the plan to the local Rotary club.
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Great Falls
Montana
Rotary International
D. Gordon Rognlien
Kalispell
Rognlien
Rotary Club
Livestock Prices From Montana Live Stock Auction
Montana Livestock Auction Company Butte reports prices on October 29. Cattle receipts totaled 3485 with good and medium grass fat steers $29 to $32.50, heifers $28 to $31, cows $24 to $27.50, cutters $20 to $23.50, veal calves $36 to $38, stockers and feeders steers $28 to $34, calves $17 to $39 depending on type and weight.
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Montana Livestock Auction Company
Butte
County meeting installs officers and showcases women’s programs
At the county meet officers were installed and committees named. Mrs. Pendergast opened the session and reported on the State Home Demonstration Council in Bozeman. The program highlighted Montana Extension Service work abroad and a traveling Montana Institute of Arts exhibit featuring weaving ceramics wood carving copper work and silver jewelry from Virginia City.
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H.D
Bers
Pendergast
Stanchfield
State Home Demonstration Council
Bozeman
Penwell
Montana
Pres. Renne
Philippines
Eric Wilson
Katharine Roy
M.S.C
Greece
Jerry Fenn
Germany
Turkey
Iran
Iraq
Egypt
South America
Africa
W.moc.e
England
Montana Institute of Arts
Virginia City
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
A brief item notes a feature on ranch time sheets and social security coverage appearing in the Examiner. The piece highlights how rural workers track hours and benefits under federal programs.
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the Examiner
Electricity gives big value for small daily cost
The piece extols electricity as a cheap, versatile service that powers cleaning, laundry, heating, entertainment, and more for only a few cents a day. It contrasts rising costs elsewhere, arguing electricity remains a bigger bargain than ever.
Shakespeare Club Meeting Reviews The Wisteria Tree
SOGLELY Shakespeare Club meets Saturday at 2 30 pm at 524 South Pacific home of Mrs Hans Andersen. Mrs Frank D Williss reviews The Wisteria Tree by Joshua Logan for members.
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Shakespeare Club
Hans Andersen
South Pacific
Frank D. Williss
Joshua Logan
Barrett Hospital Births and Admissions
Births include a son born to Mr and Mrs Martin J Markovich Jr on Saturday Oct 27 and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles Richardson. Admissions list Her schel Davis Mrs John Ney Cato Keith all of Dillon Eugene Tenney Armstead and Frank Bell of Dillon.
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Barrett Hospital
Martin J. Markovich, Jr
Charles Richardson
Herschel Davis
John Ney
Cato Keith
Dillon
Eugene Tenney
Armstead
Frank Bell
Hereford Sale Sets 14 Year Record At Annual Futurity
The Hereford sale's 11th Futurity event crowned Hartland Domino entries for open class, Futurity, and best pair of bulls. Hartland Domino 90th led open class. Higgin s entry claimed 45 percent of a $200 Futurity purse. Multiple growers from Bozeman Livingston Hobson and Stevensville earned cash prizes from the Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce and Hereford committees.
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Hereford Sale
Hartland Domino
Hartland Dominord
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce
Dillon Hereford Show and Sale Committee
Higgins
Hereford Committee
Henry Skank
Bozeman
Howard Bodine
Livingston
Becker Hereford Ranch
Wilsall
Monforton Hereford Ranch
E. H. Bodley
Hobson
N. D. Jackson
Clyde Park
Allyn O’hair
Vernon Watson
Solsby Bros
Windham
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Hagen
Stevensville
Wilbur Storey
Monforten Herefords
Bulls sold set high auction record at sale
George B. Simm of Highwood served as judge for both classes. Mrs. Roscoe Cornell provided the closest estimate on the average selling price for the bulls, estimating $1216.15.
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George B. Simm
Highwood
Roscoe Cornell
MSU appoints Whalen to verplant chief as Baker resigns
Walter C. Baker resigns as superintendent of the physical plant at Montana State College effective Oct. 3 to join the Economic Cooperation Administration in the Philippines. Martin Whalen, a 1950 MSC graduate, will replace him.
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Bozeman
Walter C. Baker
Montana State College
Martin Whalen
MSC
Baker
Economic Cooperation Administration
Philippines
Butte Man Elected to ACM Board and VP Post
Roy H. Glover of Butte has been elected to the board of directors of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. He was also named vice president and general counsel at a directors meeting in New York.
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BUTTE
Roy H. Glover
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Glover
ACM
New York
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Beaverhead
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SS. Ornefjell
Italy
Europe
Holy Land
India
Philadelphia
Catholic Rural Life
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Cornell High
Harvey Ap
iEliel’s Op
Gosman’s
Roberts
Men’s Store
Bond Gro
Tribune
Bonds
Men’s
Harvey Appliance
Ebel’s
Tash’s
Eagle Bar
Brewer-Mk
Berger-Chin
Warner Food
Coasters
Winn’s
Tasks
Creamery
Warner’s
Brewer- Mockel
Berger-Cochrane
Spe
Mrs. America
Wired Help
The
Montana Power Company
St. James’ Guild
Guild Hall
B. W. Emerick
A. G. Williams
Paul Stahl, Jr
Paul
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