16 PERCENT RISE IN 1934 INCOME TAX RETURNS IN CONTINENTAL STATES
Washington reports a 16 per cent increase in 1934 individual income tax returns from the four Continental Divide states of Colorado Montana New Mexico and Wyoming. Helvering cites 65 178 returns in 1934 versus 55 979 in 1933 with national totals rising from 3 900 004 to 4 201 859. Montana and Wyoming show notable gains. County and city breakdowns follow for Montana with major cities listed.
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Washington
Continental Divide
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Helvering
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Butte Briefs Tick Removed From Herbert Brown Arm
Doctors at St James hospital removed a wood tick from the left arm of Herbert Brown, 1832 Whitman avenue, yesterday afternoon. Several residents left hospitals, visitors came from Great Falls, and others were treated at St James and Murray hospitals. A St John’s picnic was postponed and Mickey Kelly heads to Fort Harrison for treatment amid county auditor bid.
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St James Hospital
Herbert Brown
Whitman Avenue
John Mirich
Delaware Avenue
Mildred Ayers
North
Idaho
St. James’ Hospital
Minich
Roosevelt Drive
Miss Ayers
Porphyry
Montana
Gregson Springs
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Ashworth
Mickey Kelly
North Washington Street
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Kelly
Kalispell youths win DAR history medals at graduation
Irene Langdoe and Harry Anderson received medals from Mrs. Fred Woodside state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution for excellence in American history. Diplomas were presented to 168 eighth graders at the grammar school graduation.
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Kalispell
Irene Langdoe
Harry Anderson
Fred Woodside
Dillon
Daughters of the American Revolution
Resettlement Aids 600000 Farm Families by July First
The Resettlement Administration improves the lot of over half the relief families. It plans land use reforms, rural rehabilitation loans, and resettlement to productive lands. Greenbelt towns near Berwyn Maryland Bound Brook New Jersey Cincinnati Ohio and Milwaukee Wisconsin will house 3500 families.
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Washington
Resettlement Administration
America
Berwyn
Bound Brook
N. J
Cincinnati
Ohio
Milwaukee
Wis
Rain and hail storm reported in Deer Lodge
Rain fell at intervals through Sunday with a brief sun break around 2 PM a later downpour brought hail. Farmers in the area cheer the first good spring in many years.
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Deer Lodge
Royal Neighbors Hold Convention in Deer Lodge
Miss Alice H. Ray of Butte district deputy of the Royal Neighbors of America presided over a one day convention in Deer Lodge. About 200 ladies from Butte Anaconda Dillon Wisdom Whitehall Twin Bridges Drummond Philipsburg and nearby communities attended the event featuring initiation of candidates work exemplifications a luncheon and an evening banquet and dance.
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Deer Lodge
Alice H. Ray
Butte
Royal Neighbors of America
Anaconda
Dillon
Wisdom
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Drummond
Philipsburg
Tea Reception Planned for Rebekah Lodge Officer
Mrs. Emma Shaler vice president of the Montana Assembly Rebekah lodge will be honored at a tea reception Monday afternoon at the Meyers home on Kentucky avenue with Mrs. Alice Meyers presiding.
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Deer Lodge
Emma Shaler
Montana Assembly
Rebekah Lodge
Alice Meyers
Meyers
Kentucky Avenue
Deer Lodge Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Mrs Jane Jordan visits Dillon friends for a few days. Miss Evelyn MacCormick of Helena stays with her parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs A A Woolman and Mr and Mrs Ernest Rose attend Rebekah and Odd Fellows conventions in Butte. Howard Hansen nephew of Mrs A E Blundell returns home after visiting from Chicago.
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Deer Lodge
Jane Jordan
Dillon
Evelyn MacCormick
Helena
L. J. MacCormick
A. A. Woolman
Ernest Rose
Butte
Howard Hansen
A. E. Blundell
Spokane Bridegroom Alton Belk Weds Miss Vivian Spayde
Miss Vivian Spayde eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Spayde of this city will marry Alton Belk son of Dr and Mrs C A Belk of Deer Lodge Monday morning. Father Glazebrook will perform the ceremony at Holy Trinity church Spokane with bride’s sister Joyce Spayde as bridesmaid and R E Reed of Deer Lodge as best man. The bridal party will attend a wedding breakfast following the ceremony.
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Deer Lodge
Vivian Spayde
R. C., Spayde
Alton Belk
C. A. Belk
Father Glazebrook
Holy Trinity Church
Spokane
Joyce Spayde
R. E. Reed
Corvallis Awaits Pea-Shelling Work
Corvallis awaits pea shelling for the Ravalli cannery at Stevensville with three viners in the district. One is on the Marti land south of Corvallis, another at the Hay ranch near town, and the third at the W. S. Bailey place four miles north. Peas will be ready for canning late this month.
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Corvallis
Ravalli
Stevensville
Hay Ranch
W. S. Bailey Place
Coach Resigns at Stevensville High School
Clifford Cannon, athletics instructor and coach, resigns from Stevensville High. A valley native and Stevensville native graduate, he will join Ravalli Canning Company for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville High
Stevensville
Clifford Cannon
Cannon
Valley
State College of Agriculture
Ravalli Canning Company
Horses Working on Farms Across UK Reach Over One Million
The report counts 1 020 846 horses employed on farms across England Scotland and Wales, detailing the distribution and regional figures for agricultural livestock usage.
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England
Scotland
Wales
Baccalaureate Service Opens Montana Normal College Commencement
The Montana State Normal College held its baccalaureate service in Dillon as commencement week starts. President Sheldon E. Davis delivered A Realist's Progress with local pastors assisting. Music came from instructor Ralph McFadden and the college glee club. Tomorrow features the play Adam and Eva at 8 15, plus a class reception and art exhibit.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Sheldon E. Davis
J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
F. X. Lechner
St. Rose Catholic Church
Willis J. Loar
First Baptist Church
Ralph McFadden
Davis
Circus Day Draws Large Dillon Crowd
A large crowd from across the county attended an afternoon performance by the Al G. Barnes circus in Dillon despite recent rains and muddy roads.
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Dillon
al G. Barnes
Dillon Attorney to Run for State Senate Nomination
Dillon June 7. W G Gilbert Dillon attorney announced his intention to file his petition for the Republican nomination for state senator from Beaverhead county tomorrow morning. A member of one of the pioneer families in the county he has practiced law in Dillon for years.
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Dillon
W. G. Gilbert
Beaverhead County
WPA Class Schedule Update Shows New Weekly Timings
Grace Anstice announces revised WPA group singing class timetable in Butte. Adult sessions run at the YMCA Mondays and Fridays 7 to 10 p.m. Youth age 12 to 16 meet at Shortridge Memorial church Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday mornings 10 to 12. English classes at Lincoln school Monday Wednesday Friday 1 p.m. for language improvement.
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WPA
Grace Anstice
Butte
Shortridge Memorial Church
Washington
Mercury Streets
Lincoln School
New Owens-Illinois bottle pours without gurgle or splash
Toledo report notes Owens-Illinois Glass unveils a new bottle with an inner pouring surface angled to produce a steady stream, reducing splashes and gurgling during pouring.
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Toledo
Owens - Illinois Glass Company
Dillon Man Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Coroner
Jack Fitzsimmons of Dillon filed his petition for the Democratic nomination for county coroner. He has lived in the county for years and runs an employment agency in Dillon. Claudia Faust School of Dancing presents its annual revue Monday night at the training school auditorium with about 35 dancers, backed by Don Julion and his band and vocalists. No admission fee. A matinee revue was shown Saturday afternoon.
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Dillon
Jack Fitzsimmons
Claudia Faust
Dillon Elks to Meet Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall
Dillon Elks lodge schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday night at the Odd Fellows hall. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J S Belway of Grant and Tom Yost of Deer Lodge, a former Dillon resident. Beaverhead Madison Farm Loan stockholders plan a June 23 Dillon gathering announced by F A Hazlebaker.
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Dillon
Dillon Elks Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
J.S. Belway
Grant
Tom Yost
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead- Madison Farm Loan Association
F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon Lawyer From University of Michigan Dies or Retires
Families of Beaverhead and Madison counties note the longtime Dillon attorney who has practiced law there since graduating from the University of Michigan law school and who served as county attorney for a period.
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Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Dillon
University of Michigan Law School
Fore Breaks Nose of Girl at Recreation Course
Stevensville reports Miss Anita Stewart, beauty shop operator, was struck by a golf ball after a shout of Fore. The ball fractured her nose and caused heavy bleeding. She was with friends watching golf when the accident happened.
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Stevensville
Anita Stewart
City plans mammoth parade and fireworks display
Officials expect thousands for a large parade, sports program, and fireworks. Mr. Cohen invites all interested, including individuals and groups, to attend the open meeting and participate.
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Mr. Cohen
Bond Market Absorbs Peace Time Offering
The bond market absorbed the largest peace time government offering in history with over subscription of a $1 billion cash issue. All but about $100 million of maturing obligations were exchanged for new securities, leaving strong cash resources amid mixed international factors and domestic high grade issues. Japan's factories can produce 444 tons of Rayon yarn daily.
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G. A. Phillips
New York
Treasury
France
Orient
Japan
Scholars at Schools Honored at state university convocation
Twenty five undergraduates with above B averages were pledged to the Kappa Tau scholarship fraternity at the Prizes and Awards convocation. Names include Kathleen Bartley Great Falls Lorna Blackmore Antelope John Blair Forsyth Wilbert Carter Big Timber Ethel Chesterman Worden Pamelia Fergus Armells James Gladden Perma Lyle Haight Suffolk Norman Hanson Missoula Luella Head Casper Carl Johnson Kalispell Phyllis McClain Missoula Margaret Mittelstaedt Missoula Hubert Murphy Ronan Margaret Arohood Missoula Helen Pescharich Klein Dorothy Russell Bozeman William Shallenberger Missoula Teresa Soltero Lewistown Helen Stewart Missoula Robert Stillings Missoula William Trosper Ronan Ruth Weldman Missoula Albert Wickware Walter Helen Zehnter Missoula.
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Kathleen Cecile Bartley
Great Falls
Lorna Marion Blackmore
Antelope
John Woodrow Blair
Forsyth
Wilbert Kenneth Carter
Big Timber
Ethel Anne Chesterman
Worden
Pamelia June Fergus
Armells
James Wade Gladden
Perma
Lyle Francis Haight
Suffolk
Norman Edison Hanson
Missoula
Luella Head
Casper
Wyo
Carl H. Johnson
Kalispell
Phyllis Geneva McClain
Margaret C. Mittelstaedt
Hubert William Murphy
Ronan
Margaret Orahood
Helen Pescharich
Klein
Dorothy Marana Russell
Bozeman
William F. Shallenberger
Teresa Margarita Soltero
Lewistown
Helen Barbara Stewart
Robert Almond Stillings
William Henry Trosper
Ruth M. Weldman
Albert Isabel Wickware
Walier
Helen Otelia Zehnter
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Big Horn
Harding
Blaine
Chinook
Broadwater
Carbon
Red Lodge
Carter
Cascade
Chouteau
Fort Benton
Custer
Miles City
Daniels
Scobey
Dawson
Glendive
Fallon
Baker
Fergus
Flathead
Whitefish
Gallatin
Garfield
Glacier
Browning
Golden Valley
Granite
Hill
Havre
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lake
Polson
Lewis and Clark
East Helena
Liberty
Lincoln
Libby
McCone
Madison
Meagher
Mineral
Musselshell
Roundup
Park
Livingston
Petroleum
Phillips
Malta
Pondera
Conrad
Powder River
Powell
Prairie
Hamilton
Richland
Sidney
Roosevelt
Poplar
Wolf Point
Rosebud
Sanders
Sheridan
Plentywood
Silver Bow
Walkerville
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Shelby
Treasure
Fort Peck
Glasgow
Wheatland
Harlowton
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Billings
Laurel
Louise Lucha
East First Street
Joseph Frazier
West Park Street
Myles Bailey
East Mercury Street
Roy Sharkey
Hornet Street
St. James Hospital
Edgar McIntosh
Delaware
Elmer Norris
Banks Street
Ann Clark
South Jackson Street
Virginia Kerzenmacher
Grayling
Murray Hospital
Frank Cowan
Placer Street
Arthur Matson
Basin
W. H. Woodruff
Gaylord Street
Charles Enquist
Granite Street
Fred Martin
Quartz Street
United States Resettlement Administration
Central Press
United States
Meet
Charles Hauswirth
Butte Pioneer Club
Abe Cohen
U. S. Resettlement Administration
Bureau
Ange Rauere
Dillon Bureau
Normal College
Bottle
Associated Press
Kappa Tau Fraternity
State University
Kappa Tau
UNION
McA Mie
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