Two States at War Over Rich Red River Oil Field
Fred Sutherland and Col Jesse B Roote forge a legal battle over a 400 acre Red River oil claim valued at about 50 million dollars. Texas rangers challenged US federal authority while Roote fought in courts from Austin to Washington to establish the land as US public domain and secure possession. The case draws in Burke Divide holdings and could reach 300 to 500 million in related properties as winter nears.
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Fred. Sutherland
Texas
Red River
Oklahoma
Sutherland
United States Army
Supreme Court of the United States
Texas Rangers
United States Court
United States Marshal
Butte
Fred S. Sutherland
Jesse B. Roote
South
Roote
United States Supreme Court
Burke Divide Oil Company
Colonel Roote
Mammoth
Montana
Burke Divide Company
Sam Sparks
State of Texas
United States
Texas State Court
Austin
Fred Sutherland
Europe
Spain
Louisiana Purchase
Madrid
America
Federal
Col. Roote
Ndaunted
Frank A. Youmans
Attorney General of
Washington
Supreme Court
Colonel Root
Attorney General’s Office
Texas Court
United States ’Supreme Court
Gregory
Joe Bailey
Attorney General
Fred
Southwest
Frank Northrup
Wolf Creek Oil Company
George T
Cutbank) Brown
Sheep Shearers Earn Big Pay In Wool Country
The article notes ongoing sheep shearing using clippers powered by gasoline engines. Rates reach 17.5 cents per head, with workers commonly handling 100 to 200 sheep daily, earning from about $17.50 to $35 daily. Shearers migrate north as seasons progress and stay unionized.
Stockmen's Bank Adopts 40 Cents Per Pound Wool Credit Plan
Fort Benton bank moves to ease the demoralized wool market by accepting and rediscounting drafts tied to wool shipments stored at standard warehouses. The federal reserve plan allows growers to ship wool and secure loans against the draft, enabling sales while repaying with proceeds.
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Chouteau County
Federal
Stockmen’s National Bank of
Fort Benton
Stranahan
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve Bank of the
Reserve Bank
Havre resident attests Doan’s kidney pills relieve pain
R M Houser of Havre Montana recalls kidney trouble years ago with backache and dark urine. He used Doan’s Kidney Pills and found relief after the first box and continued using them as needed. He endorses the remedy and notes price 60c at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Havre
R. M. Houser
Second &T
Mont
Dean
Doan
Mr. Houser
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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Burkburnett, Texas
Root Valley
State Health Department
E. D. Hitchcock
State Board of Health
Hitchcock
H. R. Parker
Rockies
Prickly Pear Valley
Priest Pass
Helena
Ft, Benton
Chapple Laboratory
Denton
Ifred
Fergus
Garfield
Kansas
Pmontan. Field
Ewistown
Cat Creek
Frantz
Monofalls Oil-Co
E. P. Taylor
Dana Block
Great Falls
Mort
Winnett