Saypo Structure Revived in Article
The Saypo structure shows geological features similar to Turner Valley in Alberta. It is an intensely folded anticline with an easterly dipping downthrown flank, aligned with the major sole fault extending south east, near the Sweet Grass Arch.
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Saypo
Turner Valley
Alberta
Sunriver
Montana
Sweet Grass Arch
Lewis
Sawtooth Range
Turner Valles
Madison
Greenfield Group Hears Discussion On Trade Cartels
The Greenfield Discussion club at Wood house hosts talk on monopolies and cartels. Harriet Sturm and Leonard Kentfield attend as members discuss wealth concentration and threats to economic stability. Recommendations urge cooperatives consumer testing standards and laws to curb big business.
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Greenfield Discussion Club
Woodhouse Home
Harriet Sturm
Belt
Leonard Kentfield
Falls Discussion Club
Great Falls
United States
Darel McConkey
Harley M Kilgore
Consumers Union
Bureau of Standards
Saypo Anticline Cross Section Drawn By Coffey
A mountain-front folding view west of Chateau shows the Saypo anticline with Farmers Union digging a 4000-foot test cellar to the Madison lime. George Coffey, Chateau attorney and oil operator, prepared the cross-section and states firm views on the structure amid wavering seismic interpretations.
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Saypo
Chateau
Farmers Union
Madison
George Coffey
Coffey
The
Montana Oil Journal
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Pork Cops
Family Circle Magazine
Bozeman, Fane
Cine
Heinz White
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