Local Bank Report and Notices Include Tax, Cash, and Dues
Financial statement from Beaverhead County bank shows capital stock, surplus, deposits, and notes with liabilities listed. Notaries public and county officials attend a state education event with Miss May Trumper and Adelaide Ayer present from Helena.
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Me Carson
Jefferson
Crichton
Lewis and Clark
Carrie Spence
Lincoln
Mary F. Bully Ma‘ison
Mary J. Davies
Meagher
Leota Wright
Mineral
Madelin
Stadt
Missoula
Minnie Feguson
Musselshell
Irene Coughlin
Power
Annie E. Low
Prairie
Katheine Drayton
Ravalli
Emogene Lectra
Richland
Sallie Adams
Roseby
Gladys
Brown
Sanders
Irene’ Murphy
Meridan
Julia She
Silver
Bow
Gertrude Sylvester
Stillwater
Inga Solberg
Sweet Grass
Grace Thompson
Teton
Bertha Blacker
Toole
Ellie Johannett
Valley
Bertha Lunce
Ord
Wheatland
Frances Miller
Yellowstone
Lora Guyaz
Beaverhead
Ione Boehme
Cascade
Josse Wright
Dawon
Clara Shearer
Fergus
May Trumfer
Adelaide M. Ayer
Charles M. Reinoeich
State Superinendent
Helena
Many Will Pay Income Tax Changes Hit Farmers and Employers
The article explains that many farmers will now pay income taxes as part of a broad tax effort. Farmers may deduct depreciation and certain farm expenses, but not family living costs. Salaries from state or local governments are exempt, and employers or others paying $800 or more in wages must file returns with the internal revenue collector.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Short Line Coal Tower to Boost Montana Railroad Service
The new steel and concrete coal tower in Montana is nearly finished and will hold 150 tons. It uses three chutes to feed three engines with coal and sand, delivering faster loading than the old chutes. Old coal chutes near the fair grounds will be torn down.
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Montana
Idaho
First National Bank Dillon Montana Statements and Meeting Notes
The Dillon Montana First National Bank reports assets and liabilities as of December 31 1917 totaling 3 928 197 56 and details loans deposits securities and reserves. County superintendent meeting notes describe university course attendees and lectures with Dr Trexler addressing Balkan affairs at Normal College.
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Security State Bank of
Dillon
State of Montana
First National Bank
Montana
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Professor Light
Hatch
A. Cashmore
Frances Higbee
May Trumper
Elizabeth Sutherland
Beaverhead
Lucy Batty
Big Horn
Opal M. Cronk
Broadwater
Asgard Haaland
Carbon
Jane Kenney
Cascade
Elizabeth Milliken
Chouteau
Olive H. Lovett
Custer
Camilla F. Osborne
Dawson
May Russell
Deer Lodge
Lelia. M. Baker
Fergus
Mary. E Eckstein
Flathead
Ida W. Davis
Gallatin
Laura G. Lovett
Hill
Jen
War savings drive expands across Montana and beyond
Reports from Philadelphia show over a million dollars in war savings stamps sold there by December 19, 1917. In Montana, towns like Grove City and Helena boast active campaigns with dozens of selling sites. State officials John F. Davies and H. W. Turner lead tours and school campaigns while counties and towns organize thrift days and booth sales run by patriotic volunteers.
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Philadelphia
Grove City
Mint
W. T. Perham
Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs of
Glendive
H. W. Turner
John F. Davies
Davies
John J. Rogers
Yellowstone County
Billings
Livingston
Bozeman
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
A. J. Breitenstein
Cascade County
Small
Fergus County
Lewistown
Eighth Grade Examination Set for Three Towns
An eighth grade examination will be held January 25 in Dillon Jackson and Wisdom. Elizabeth Sutherland 24 County Superintendent announces the testing for local pupils.
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Dillon
Dillon, Jackson and Wisdom
Elizabeth Sutherland
Strayed horse found on Craver ranch near Armstead
A four year old brown gray horse weighing 1050 pounds with brand O V on the right shoulder and H on the left thigh, wearing a halter when found. Taken in by John Stricker at Craver ranch, Armstead. Report number 2.39.
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John Stricker
Care Craver Ranch
Armstead
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Says Internal Cure
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, with tonics and blood purifiers, and endorsements from physicians and testimonials offered.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
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