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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1913

Page

7

Independent argues for expert property tax equalization in Montana

The Helena Independent opposes Senate Bill No 38 after it passes the senate arguing it would saddle duties on the state board of equalization rather than create a proper tax commission. It calls for thorough equalization by experts to ensure fair assessments across counties and prevent overburdening some owners while others reap profits.

Senate Helena State Board of Equalization Montana

Spurious Lincoln Quotation Reappears In Publications

The article discusses recurring Lincoln birthday pieces and a 1912 book by Helen Nicolay. It highlights a widely misattributed Lincoln quote about war and corruption, noting it is not found in Lincoln's writings and was used by Senator Henry L. Moyers in campaign speeches.

Lincoln Pew Abraham Lincoln Helen Nicolay Nicolay Republic Ahiss Nicolay United States Henry L. Myers Montana Moyers Merry

Call for Special Tax Commission to Modernize Valuations

A letter argues for creating a special tax commission of experts to unify duties with a proposed public utilities commission. It urges a two-year timeline, reporting to the legislature, to ensure thorough valuation of corporate property and equalization. The note contends many firms withhold taxable property and would fund needed reforms.

Public Utilities Commission

Postmaster General backs heavier parcels in parcels post

Advocates say higher weight limits up to 75 to 100 pounds will relieve shippers from extortionate express rates. The postmaster general favors lowering rates overall to boost volume and net revenue, predicting substantial growth if parcels post expands.

United States

Mormon Church Strong Against Liquor Shipment

Joseph F. Smith, leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, telegraphed Washington that the church is “positively and unalterably opposed” to shipping liquor into dry territory and to all unlawful traffic in intoxicants, urging “entire suppression” of liquor traffic. The note argues liquor traffic is a curse and should be eradicated.

Joseph F. Sith Mormon Church Congress Washington City Church of Latter Day Saints

Tax policy urged to curb government costs and boost investment

Idaho Governor Haines calls for lower property assessments to ensure tax income supports a fair margin for investors. He notes heavy local tax burdens, especially on farmers, and argues for tighter government spending, businesslike county management, and external oversight to prevent waste while preserving public services.

John M. Haines Idaho Dillon Boards of County Commissioners California

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