Notices of Church Festivals and Fairs Admission Charge
Notices of church events such as festivals fairs dancing parties sociables and concerts with admission fees or profit from selling fancy articles will be charged at five cents per line.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
9
Notices of church events such as festivals fairs dancing parties sociables and concerts with admission fees or profit from selling fancy articles will be charged at five cents per line.
The 1921 income tax requires reporting gross income of 5000 or more. Net income equals gross income minus deductions, with capital expenditures not deductible as business expenses. Living expenses are not deductible. Dr Scarborough eye correction to visit Dillon at Andrus hotel on February 22.
President Harding and Secretary Mellon urge Congress to create a funding method before paying the soldiers' cash bonus, arguing a moral obligation to those who fought in the war. Editors and citizens praise the battle sacrifice and urge a way to fund the bonus, noting Canadian generosity and public willingness to share burdens.
Miss Eleanor Troxell and Dr. Davis attended the Broadwater county teachers institute at Townsend. Mrs. Curran visits southeastern high schools. Miss Tessie Degan returned from Butte. A four credit trig course will be offered next quarter, likely meeting at second hour. Beulah Standiford left college due to illness. M. S. N. C. basketball lost to the School of Mines 18 to 16 with 13 to 5 at halftime. Normal college defeated the School of Mines in teamwork and shooting. An Agricultural college vs M. S. N. C. game is set for Thursday at the high school gym. A Valentine dance was held at the residence hall. Excavation for the new dining hall will begin soon.
A Montana advertisement offers a curated list of sheep cattle hog and dairy ranches and irrigated wheat and alfalfa farms at current prices. Some are stocked and equipped ready to operate with easy terms from C C Newman in the tele phone block.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, the oldest American life insurer, reports a prosperous 1921 with paid-for insurance totaling 348 million. Total policyholder liabilities stood at 2.47 billion as of December 31, 1921, while assets reached 677 million and surplus 28 million. Policyholder payments were 95 million. deaths, endowments, annuities, and dividends were 27.8, 10.7, 2.6, and 26.1 million respectively.
A Chicago Journal note describes Pickle, the South Carolina cook, guiding wedding guests inside with quiet, solemn ushering until a family friend arrives. Upon sight, Pickle breaks into a loud welcome to Mrs Brown, who walks in to thundering observation.
Address from Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio for Hall's Catarrh Medicine tonicity and blood purifier. Claims relief for run down constitution by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulars free.
The Piersons formerly ran the Polaris post office in Montana and retired to Kalamazoo Michigan in 1910. They retain Montana interests and hope to visit. An advertisement notes sewing services at 416 South Atlantic Street and a single man’s view on marrying finances.
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