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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1922

Page

2

Oil boom grows at Kevin field with three drilling firms

Three companies drill as five more rig up and more camps form in Kevin Montana. Gordon Campbell leads a surge of investment from Chicago Texas Oklahoma and Montana while the discovery well yields 25 barrels per hour and natural gas shows in several wells.

Montana Gordon Campbell Kevin Toole County United States Troy-Sweetgrass N.E. N.W S.W. S.W Sunburst Oil & Gas Co N.E. S.E Kevin Syndicate Apex Pet S.W. S.E Black Magic W. M. Fulton Holding & Royalty Co Chicago Texas Oklahoma Harry L. Wilson Billings M. EB. Smeltz Denver L. P. Jackson Roundup Joe R. Weese Lewistown Mr. Stout Mr. Campbell Royalty Company Campbell Kevin Syndicate No. 2 H. 0. Stapleton

Big Montana Carp Shipment Moves to New York City

About 120000 pounds of carp from Nelson reservoir were shipped to New York City for food under a state permit. Lake Bowdoin also has carp but smaller on average. Missouri River lakes have carp that threaten game fish and waterfowl, reducing duck populations at Bowdoin.

Montana Nelson Reservoir New York City C. A. Jakways Lake Bowdoin Missouri

Vocational School to Open for Veterans in Helena

A federal vocational trade school for war veterans will open in Helena on July 1. The facility, to be run from the Helena sub-office of the United States veterans bureau, will hold a community celebration. It will be housed in the T. C. Power building at Logan Street and Twelfth Avenue.

Federal Vocational Trade School For Helena C. Thomas Busha, Jr United States Veterans’ Bureau T. C. Power Building Logan Street Twelfth Avenue

Cole Elected Secretary of Montana Bar Association

At the Montana State Bar association meeting Burton H. Cole of Lewistown was chosen secretary treasurer. Born in 1876 in Ohio, he moved to Montana in 1909 and taught at the state university in Missoula before practicing law in Lewistown. He serves as deputy county attorney for Fergus County and is senior partner at Cole & Alsaker.

Montana State Bar Association Burton H. Cole Lewistown Mr. Cole Ohio Montana Missoula Fergus County Cole & Alsaker

Montana Beekeeping Emerges as Major Honey Producer

Montana leads the nation in honey per colony with eleven thousand colonies and an average of eighty one pounds. The 1919 production reached 630000 pounds valued at 157600 dollars, while the five year U S average stood at 81 pounds. Foul brood poses a major risk, but state efforts have begun to combat it. The honey industry closely ties to irrigation in alfalfa and clover regions, with Yellowstone county the top producer in 1919.

Montana Montana Co-operative Crop Reporting Service Wyoming Michigan United States State Department of Agriculture Yellowstone Carbon Ravalli Big Horn Sweet Grass Cascade Rosebud Stillwater Custer Madison

State Board Probes Oil Output in Montana Wells

The state board of equalization orders an internal probe into oil producers failing to report Montana well output. Civil engineer C. C. Adams is appointed to determine the total output to be used for recalculating old taxes.

Montana State Board of Equalization C. C. Adams

Fire wipes Prineville business district in Bend Oregon

Fire caused about 400000 dollars in damage to half of Prineville’s business district before dynamiting cut the blaze. The report lists multiple city updates from Cheyenne to Idaho, with varied notes on local and national figures and events.

Spain Los Angeles California Valentino Rudolph Valentino Jean Acker London David Lloyd George William Randolph Hearst International Committee Sofia Boris Bulgaria Palace Chicago Herman Bundesen Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor United States Supreme Court

Hugh Thomas Carter Helena Lawyer and Montanan Political Figure

Hugh Thomas Carter of Helena a lawyer and son of Senator Thomas H Carter was born in Helena in 1892 he studied law at Georgetown University and began practice there He managed Montana activities for Hiram Johnson's presidential campaign and served as a second lieutenant of aviation in the war

Hugh Thomas Carter Helena Thomas H. Carter Carter Georgetown University Montana Hiram Johnson

Pioneer Society Convention Set for Missoula August 23

The 39th annual Montana Pioneers convention will run August 23 to 25 in Missoula led by Charles D. Cook the oldest living Yellowstone explorer. President Cook of White Sulphur Springs is joined by official officers including Mrs. M. J. Kline of Butte and Joseph D. Conrad of Helena.

The Society of Montana Pioneers Missoula J. A. Sanders Helena Yellowstone Park Charles D. Cook Cook White Sulphur Springs M. J. Kline

Elective committee names and winter wheat recovery reported

The article lists treasurer Frank D Brown of Missoula historian and executive nominees William Coleman and Richard Lockey of Helena. Harrow saves winter wheat with nearly half stands returning in eastern Montana districts. Billings-area survey confirms improved conditions verified by farm mortgage representatives surveying the lake basin north west of Billings.

Frank D. Brown Missoula William Coléman Richard Lockey Helena Montana Billings Lake Basin

Butte Electric Railway Posts First Monthly Profit Since 1921

Public utilities commission receipts show April profits for the Butte Electric railway company with $43,000 in receipts and $40,000 in disbursements. This marks the first month since January 1921 that revenues exceeded expenses.

Butte Electric Railway Company Public Utilities Commission

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Cheely-Raban Syndicate Great Falls Charles M. Russell Blackfeet Trading PARTY la Verendrye Rocky Mountains Pierre Radisson Mississippi River Russell Cheery Raban, Syndicate Great Falls, Montana Postoffice B. H. Cole Montana Bar Association Burton Cole Bees OF U. S Washington Navy Navy Department McVay Senate Naval Committee Bakersfield Calif William Pickens Clyde Richey Pickens Twin Falls Idaho Lyda M. Southard Idaho State Life Insurance Company Edward F. Meyer Pioneer Society State Association Campbell Discovery Well Shelby Hoenck Fur House Butte
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