Beaverhead Abstract Company Week Ending April 7 1928
Beav erhead county deeds list transfers including J H Gilbert trustee to Edward C Smith for land near Barratts station and Edward C Smith to George Re bich and Ditty to Tash 820 acres south of Dillon. Also Luebben to Nye 320 acres Centennial valley and Dewitt to Perry three Dillon lots. Mining and cemetery deeds noted with multiple lode claims and Mountain View cemetery lot transfer to Mrs Mary Jacques. Certificates of location filed for Silver Queen Ruby Silver Heather Belle and Argentine lode claims in Vipond district.
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If the Worm Turns What Then For Him
A brief pondering the proverb about power shifts and the possible gains or losses when an underdog seizes control. It contrasts caution with ambition and asks what advantage a person gains when change comes.
Tax cut plan faces mixed approval in senate committee
Secretary Mellon presents a reduced tax cut package to the Senate Finance Committee and wins tentative GOP support. The plan envisions about 200 million dollars in tax relief, with adjustments for corporate rates and estate taxes, while other tax cuts may be trimmed or shifted to fund flood protection and other items.
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