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Newspaper

Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1918

Page

13

Tax Commission Recommends Permanent Panel and Tax Shift

The Montana state tax commission urges creating a three member non political tax commission with supervisory powers and constitutional changes to shift duties from the state board of equalization to the tax commission. It calls for classifying property tax and realigning assessment practices citing wide variation in county valuations and a need for uniformity.

Sam Treloar and the Great Musical Organization He Created

Sam Treloar of Silver Bow, known as the John Philip Sousa of Montana, leads the Anaconda Copper Mines band once Boston & Montana, a premier group composed of Butte miners. The band has a 31-year history, won national contests, and planned army service before war ended. it has toured nationally, brought acclaim to Montana, and received gifts from notable locals.

Sam Treloar Silver Bow John Philip Sousa Montana House of Representatives Anaconda Copper Mines Boston & Montana Northwest Treloar Butte Hill Butte Veterans of Music Uncle Sam Meaderville Thomas Couch Chicago Minneapolis Lake Harriet Kansas City Missouri Lincoln Neb William Jennings Bryan Montana Serenade Montana Elks Salt Lake City Order Denver Presidio San Francisco Emporia Kansas Cowboy Ouray Col Ellis’ Grand The Elks Los Angeles Mecca California Venice Pacific Beach Great Treasure United States A. Liberatti A. J. Davis First National Bank

Tax Commission Recommends Reform Of Property Assessments

A state commission reports widespread tax evasion on real estate and financial assets, urging a permanent three member tax commission to oversee assessments, enforce laws, and direct prosecutions. It backs county and state boards of equalization, visits every county yearly, and favors appraising utilities by a central body with a mileage based county apportionment. It outlines property classifications with specific tax percentages for mines, real estate, money and credits, banking capital, and other property.

County Boards of Equalization State Boards of Equalization Auaete

LIEUTENANT LONGEWAY WINS CROIX DE GUERRE

First Lieutenant Forrest Longeway of Great Falls received the French Croix de Guerre for gallantry in action during the last six months of the war. He flew a large French bombing plane with the French air service before transferring to the American service around October 1. He recalls leaving French aviation with regret and notes a close comrade perished during a final raid over German lines. He is now with the 163d air squadron in German territory.

Forrest Longeway Great Falls Longeway Escadrille San Diego 163D

Pioneer Montana editor played violin to recruit subscribers

Tom Baker a early Avant Courier editor traveled for subscriptions, playing violin at dances at Winston ranch on Thanksgiving 1871 to sign eight advance subscribers at 64 dollars. He later journeyed toward Deer Lodge with Maginnis Woolfolk and Rowan but winter snows forced a return.

Tom Baker Montana Tom Winston Winston Baker Avant Courier Bozeman Avant-Courier Mr. Baker John Baker Helena Matt W. Alderson Northwestern Stockman al Orton Orton Bros. Music Dealers Orton Alderson Montana Democrat Virginia City Virginia City Maderonian Deer Lodge Martin Maginnis A. M. Woolfolk Pete Rowan Rowan Flathead Valley Davis Lincoln A. H. Mitchell Warm Springs Dog Creek Washington Mr. Alderson Dr. Mitchell

Scanlan Married Man Shocks Montana Press Circle

Joseph D. Scanlan, Miles City Star editor and Montana Press association president, wed Miss Sarah MacDougall of Ashland Wisconsin. The couple’s marriage delights friends in state journalism, with Scanlan noted for his rise from humble beginnings to owner of a daily and printing department. Captain Pete Snelson of the Helena Record Herald comments on the news, praising Scanlan’s public career and predicting continued success for the newlyweds.

Joseph D. Scanlan Montana Press Association Big and S Mall Miles City Star Miles City Weekly Independent Republican State Central Committee Custer County Council of Defense Scanlan Sarah MacDougall Ashland Wisconsin Miles City The Star Snelson Pete Snelson Helena Record-Herald Benedicts Missoulian

Montana Soldier Who Is Winning Much Fame

Lieut. Lloyd Callahan, 23, commander of a tank squadron that captured a German battery, is a nephew of Sam Spencer of Northern Montana. He helped flank the guns under heavy fire and operated a machine gun as tanks mopped up nearby nests before moving toward the hills beyond.

Lloyd Callahan Sam Spencer Montana Missouri River Ulm Callahan Spencer Associated Press

Canvass of Official Returns of Election in Montana

The state board of canvassers completed the official tally for Montana's November vote with 180 soldier ballots pending. Major results include Lanstrum 40,1865. Walsh 46,082. Rankin 26,002. Cooper 50,403. Matthews 47,916. Porter 45,695. Poland 42,719. Dennis 51,356. Hall 47,857. Linderman 23,380. Evans 25,475. Kane 5,335. Rid dick 24,935. Mitchell 22,798. Pope 2,784. bond votes 54,115 to 29,584. mortgage amendment 65,206 to 30,557. chiropractic 46,224 to 39,243. district judges totals listed for several districts.

Montana State Board of Canvassers Lanstrum Walsh Rankin Supreme Court Cooper Matthews Porter Poland Kirschwing Dennis Hall Congress Linderman Evans Kane Riddick Mitchell Pope Jones Hammond Rhoades Cavanaugh Lamb Donlan von Tobel Briscoe

Meat dealers in trouble face state wide charges

Sixty cases against meat dealers in various sections of the state for using sulphides have been turned over to the attorney general for prosecution. The names of the offenders will not be bared until their arrests.

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TAX Commission Commission State Tax Commission State Board of Equalization Chas. R. Leonard William Lindsay Glendive David Hilger Lewistown John Edgerton Charles R. Leonard Great Musical Organization Shriners Utah Nevada City of Angels Milwaukee Railway Iowa Arizona Ascot Park Bagdad Temple Great Falls Brick & Tile Co Lieutenant Longeway Croix DE Guerre Pioneer Joe D. Scanlan Press Association John D. Scanian
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