Congress debated tax plan to balance budget gains
Speaker Garner led a House rally behind a substitute revenue bill replacing the defeated sales tax. The Ways and Means Committee listed new excise taxes and corporate levies expected to raise nearly $985 million, with passage by the Senate uncertain and budget cuts anticipated.
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Garner
Peaker
John N. Garner
House of ‘Representative
Ways and Means Committee
House
Ways and Means
Crisp
Senate
Congress
Montana State Notes From Across The State
Development growth looms in Devil's Basin oil field near Roundup while 70 Stillwater county farmers sought seed loans in March. Anaconda to build an $800000 post office as foundation work begins. National work program aids Montana with over 700 jobs found. May Day planned as National Child Health Day across counties. Flax acreage forecast to rise to 300000 acres this year. Livingston teachers accept 10 percent wage cuts. Butte and Great Falls police push for 1932 license compliance. Montana seeks copper tariff protection in concert with other mining states. Frank H. Cooney of Butte to seek Democratic lieutenant governor nomination. Neon Outdoor Advertising and Wisner Porter building fire causes nearly $20000 damage in Butte. Montana high schools to receive $17342.98 in oil royalties this year. DeMolay conclave at Bozeman with Havre to host next year. Zane Grey eyes Montana as summer playground, inquiries for Madis on and Big Hole rivers. Montana Highway Commission to begin road program May 9 10 with first 1932 contracts. Legislature may face farm product grading laws in 1933 session. Anaconda citizens fund employment relief aiming to raise about $50000. Miss Mary Rhodes named La Rosiere at Intermountain College Helena. Lewistown canvassing program to relieve unemployment. state funds pending.
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Stillwater County
Anaconda
Montana
Livingston
Butte
Great Falls
Erickson
Congress
Frank H. Cooney
Neon Outdoor Advertising Company
Wisner Porter
Williams
Bozeman
Havre
Zane Grey
Madison
Big Hole
Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Mary Rhodes
Charles Wesley Rhodes
Fromberg
Intermountain College
Rhodes
Prissy Pratt’s World Tour Dream and Secret Romance
Priscilla Pratt, the Ald’s staid spinster, plans a round the world trip funded by an unexpected inheritance. She longs for romance and adventure, but her longtime friend John Blake reveals his love and offers a life of companionship and shared future.
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Society of “Midhill
Né Mates
Orphans’ Asylum
Ald
Priscilla Pratt
Panama
Honolulu
Japan
India
Taj Mahal
Egypt
Nile
Pyramids
Italy
Vesuvius
Venice
St. Marks
Charlie
Midhill
John Blake
Prissy
Main Street
John
Jeff
Watkins
Hubbard
Montana farmers plan 1932 crops to 7.28 million acres
A state federal crop reporting service survey shows Montana farmers intend to plant 7 278 000 acres in 1932 across 11 main crops, up 1.6 percent from 1931 and 1.8 percent from 1930, with corn up 31.6 percent and oats up 20 percent while barley and beans fall. Tame hay acreage remains near last year’s harvested level.
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Helena
Montana
Teething Fuss? Castoria Eases Baby’s Discomfort
Advertising copy promotes Castoria as a gentle, safe remedy for teething fussiness and colic in infants and children. It emphasizes regular bowel movements, no harsh drugs or narcotics, and urges buyers to choose genuine Castoria.
Castoria Children Cay For
Walter F. Stanley, a World War I veteran from Charlotte, D.C., was gas casualties when he returned home. In England he shed his uniform for civilian clothes and later found a pair of old 0 D pants in a salvage shop that bore his name and serial number, proving his lost hospital pants had come home.
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Walter F. Stanley
England
Charlotte
D. C
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Praised
Mrs M Harvey of 122 West 4th South Salt Lake City endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best tonic for debilitation. She says it helps her husband and herself ward off colds and indigestion during winter and spring. Free medical advice offered via Dr Pierce’s Clinic Buffalo NY. Drugstores sell the Discovery.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Pierce
Pleros
Clinte
Buffalo, N.Y
He’s Had Experience Sergeant What Is a One Way Street
A fragment notes a street with reversed traffic and a cop nicknamed Rookle, describing a one way street and rear bumping as a joke about law enforcement and road rules.
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Rookle
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Rankis credits Kruschen Salts for rapid weight loss and relief from rheumatic pains. He reports losing 22 pounds after starting a diet and taking one half teaspoonful in hot water each morning. The testimonial emphasizes quick fat loss and renewed vitality.
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Herman Rankis
Detroit
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