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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1909

Page

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Conference on State Taxation Highlights Federal Issues

The Third International Conference on State and Local Taxation in Louisville drew delegates from forty states and four Canadian provinces. Leaders like Governor Wilson of Kentucky and Governor Noel of Mississippi urged limiting taxation to public purposes and warned against Federal interference with state revenue. The session debated the federal corporation tax, with supporters arguing for state control of revenues and opponents fearing national overreach. resolutions urged careful consideration and urged governors to study the issue for their legislatures.

Louisville Toronto Seebach New England Souutheast Northwest Pacific Coast Montana Idaho Utah Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Dakotas Whch Wilson Kentucky Chaiman Noel Mississippi National Tax Association Lawson Purdy Department of Taxes and Agreements City of New York Purdy Congress Supreme Court Dong Haa Seligman Columbia University Friends of National Corporation Tax Taft Denver Bureau of the Census

Automobile Hits a Telephone Post Near Dillon

Four occupants ride with Mrs. Wilson to a ranch when Mr. Wilson loses control at high speed and crashes into a roadside telephone post. Bertha Crowder is knocked unconscious, others suffer bruises. all are taken to Dillon for treatment. Crowder recovers gradually, with Wilson and Juleson among the slightly injured.

Dillon H. T. Poindexter Lovell Ranch T. K. Juleson Will Wilson Bertha M. Crowder Blacktail School Wilson Misa Crowder Wil 00 Mr. Juleson H.A. Bond

New Music Teacher Arrives to Teach Vocal and Instrumental in Dillon

Miss Kila K Jones arrives from Valparaiso Indiana to teach voice and instrument music in Dillon. A pupil of the Gottachalk Lyric School she brings strong recommendations and will study at the Murray home on South Atlantic street. She plans a debut at the Methodist church next Sunday. A Valparaiso Evening Messenger note mentions a recital by her pupils at Wallace Riggs home with over a hundred guests and readings by Cleo McClosky.

Kila K. Jones George Murray Charles Burden Dillon Valparaiso Indiana Misa Jones Ate Miss Jones Gottachalk Chicago E. S. Luce Janea Valpariano Kila Jones Wallace Riggs Mica Cleo McClosky Joliet, Ill Disa Jones

Big Potato Crop On Dry Land Farm Near Town

Norman Holden operates 75 acres of dry land potatoes east of town using the Campbell system. He reports 215 bushels per acre with 12 to 15 workers digging and packing spuds stored for higher prices. Holden plans 1200 to 1500 acres on the beach next year with neighbor farmers joining the dry land program.

Norman Holden Holden Mr. Holden Campbell W. Hunt Alliance Neb Hia

Eagles of Dillon Aerie Initiate New Members

The Dillon Aerie No. 1897 met Wednesday and added thirteen new members to the roll. Initiated: Walter Scott Isaac Newton H C Patterson Hans J Hansen Walter A Heldl Chae Kaiser John Winer Jack Walker Arthur R Harrold John C Blatt O C Gosman Ernest L Manogue William Harren. Meeting ended with refreshments and social entertainment. The order invites Dillon’s best citizens. the fee remains ten dollars. T. C. Palleson, Sec.

Dillon Aerie Jaet Walter Scott Isaac Newton H. C. Patterson Hans J. Hansen Walter A. Heldl Chae. Kaiser John Wiener Jack Walker Arthur R. Harrod John C. Blatt O. C. Gosman Ernest L. Manogue William Harren

G and P RY Expansion Rumors Roil Salmon City

Dr C W Whitwell reports strong talk along the Pittsburg and Gilmore line that the route will reach Boise and eventually San Francisco with a through transcontinental grade. Work advances from Armstead to Salmon City with tunneling, grading, and rapid rail laying as contractors and Hill interests maneuver for a Boise to Pacific corridor.

Contracore Pittsburg &Gilmore Salmon City Boise San Francisco C. W. Whitwell Masonic Grand Lodge Divide Boomer Parsons Boomer & Winter Salmon Country Columbia River Portland Idaho Seattle Tacoma Armstead Beaverhead River Northern Pacific Twin Bridges Montana Dillon Salmon Miaseuri River Beaverhead Armatead Salmon River Challis Lewiston United States California and St. Paul- Minneapolis Butte Nothern Pacific Lemhi County Dr. Whitwell Whitwell Lembhi Newa

Pianoforte Recital by Miss Edith Watch at State Normal

Miss Edith Watch, new music teacher at Montana State Normal College, gave a complimentary pianoforte recital in college hall last Friday. The hall was filled with college students and city residents invited to attend. Watch impressed all with her talent and confidence in leading the college music department. Miss Hatch assisted and plans to study at a Cincinnati conservatory next year.

Edith Watch Montana State Normal College Misa Watch Miss Hatch Miss Graeter Cincinnati Ohio Conservatory of

Married in Ruby and Forney union at Methodist church

Mrs Conforth of Ruby Madison county and Mr M B Merritt of Forney Idaho wed on Monday September 27 at the Methodist church officiated by Rev F E Dodds. Merritt is a noted horse buyer with ties across Southern Montana and Idaho and runs the Florence A mine at Rainy Ridge west of Salmon City.

Conforth Ruby Madison County M. B. Merritt Forney Idaho Methodist Church F. E. Dodds

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