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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
10
A report cites 5000 Montana corporations and 650 cases involve a one percent tax on net income yielding about 217 487 dollars in revenue. The data suggests limited impact and prompts discussion on corporate taxation.
A collection of social notes from Dillon shows Frank Felt visiting Elk Horn Springs and many residents, including Lapham from Jackson, Tessier in Butte, Cushing at Elkhorn Springs, and others sharing visits, business, and travel. Mentions frequent front-page names and local venues like City Shoe Store and Fair child Studio.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Williams and two children motored from their ranch near Alder to Dillon on Monday and spent the day visiting friends at the college town.
Mr and Mrs C W Woodburn plan a morning departure by motor to Glacier National Park for a family trip. Mrs Woodburn will attend the National convention of the Tri Delta sorority at the Many Glacier hotel during the first of the week.
National Geographic Magazine recounts the Black Death's spread from a Genoese fort to Asia Minor and Egypt, then to Constantinople Genoa and across Europe. It notes England's first victim in 1348 and London's rapid infection, with Norwich’s population collapse and ruined harvests as the plague ravaged the island.
A pithy quotation attributed to Ovid contrasts the value of silence on sensitive matters with the gravity of speaking on issues that deserve restraint. The saying frames silence as prudent and speech as potentially blameworthy when it transgresses discretion.
Advertisement lists several ranch and sheep properties including 800 acre cattle operation with open land and forest permit, 2000 acre sheep range with hay and water, 620 acre irrigated tract, and 1125 acre cattle or sheep ranch. Offers include $8.50 to $40.50 per acre with half cash and balance financed, at 6 to 7 percent. Time's right to get in the game, these are winners.
Wolf Point Eastern corporation purchases the local power plant and plans 24 hour service expansion to Culbertson Poplar and additional areas.
John T. Scopes, a biology teacher at Dayton High School, stands trial for allegedly teaching evolution in violation of the Monkey Law. The case is hailed as a national test watched with great interest across the United States.
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