Reopening Pipeline Rates Sought in Montana
The Lewistown refinery petitions the Montana state railroad commission to reopen oil pipeline rates. It seeks abrogation of the 32.5 cent per barrel Cat Creek to Winnett rate, and a 16 cent rate, arguing Elk Basin’s 15 cent proposal is more competitive and fair. Two hearings have occurred. Elk Basin ships oil while Independent line shows little activity.
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Montana
State Railroad Commission
Lewistown
Cat Creek
Winnett
Elk Basin Corporation
Independent Pipe Line Company
Elk Basin
Railroad Commission
Indecndent Company
Commission
Independent Line
Elk Basin Company
Notable Montana Figures Highlight Lewistown Patrons and Officials
Walter S Bright of Lewistown, a hotelier and livestock owner, lived at Jake Hoover ranch where Charles M Russell grew up. I W Church of Great Falls leads Rotary, attends Y M C A work and saved two girls from drowning. Michael M Mullen of Great Falls runs Mike Has It ads in verse and Trolls radical rhymes. Sheriff William R Woods Jr of Fergus County, youngest Montana sheriff, served as navy pilot and instructor.
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Walter S. Bright
Lewistown
Montana
Upper Judith
Jake Hoover
South Fork
The
Judith
Charles M. Russell
Hoover
Yogo
Bright
Ohio
Bright Hotel
Algeria
Mystic Shrine
William R. Woods, JR
Fergus County
William R. Woods
Bannack
Sheriff Woods
Navy
Naval
Naval Aviation Service
Coast Patrol
University of Michigan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Louis Newman a prominent Montana figure and irrigation advocate
Louis Newman of Great Falls is praised as a former mayor of Havre and Great Falls, former president of the Great Falls Commercial Club, and holder of news service and dining concessions on Great Northern trains in Montana. He has led irrigation efforts, notably the Milk River project, and served as president of the United Milk River Irrigation Association and as a trustee of the International Irrigation Congress. Dr. C H Stevens of Stevensville was named to the state veterinary examiner board.
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Louis Newman
Great Falls
Montana
Havre
Billings Refinery Starts Gasoline Production at 750 Barrels Daily
The Billings refinery begins operations with 750 barrels of crude daily and aims for 1000 as shipments from Cat Creek field stabilize. First carload of gasoline shipped to Bozeman for Story garage. McMath filling station serves Billings motorists. G H Gillows supervises distillation using the Gillons process, with 32 years of refinery work behind it.
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Billings
Montana
Cat Creek
Bozeman
Story
McMath Company
G. H. Gillows
California
56 Petroleum Company
Winnett
Montana Refining Company
Navy
Mid-continent
Gillons
Soap Creek
Wyoming
Gillows
Mr. Gillows
Montana Oil Production Hits New September High
Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum reports a September high of 181,327 barrels transported by its pipelines, topping August's 114,000 barrels. Deliveries comprise 34,494 barrels from its wells, 86,414 purchased, and 5,419 via custom pumping.
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Montana
Elk Basin -Consolidated Petroleum Company
State Railroad Commission
Elk Basin Company
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