Montana Oil Field Costs Highlighted By Local Writer
A Miles City observer details the high costs in prospecting and developing Montana oil, noting few commercial fields in Cat Creek Soap Creek and Kevin Sunburst while outlining heavy spending on wildcat tests, transportation, taxes, royalties, and local impact. The writer cites Mid-Northern company figures and a two cent gasoline tax boosting state revenue.
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Montana
Rocky Mountain
Cat Creek
Soap Creek
Nature
Mid-Northern
Mid-Northern Company
Lale
United States
Thes
Cat Cre
Kévin-Sunburst
Mark Danford
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Mr. Danford
Midwest
Will
Wyoming
Montana teenager Virginia Schirmer touted as promising artist
Fifteen year old Miss Virginia Eleanore Schirmer of Miles City Montana the daughter of Mr and Mrs J V Schirmer shows unusual artistic talent. She began drawing without instruction and can sketch crochet lace patterns crayon portraits ink profiles paint china and design leather and cloth patterns illustrating remarkable arrangement and execution.
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Louis F. Grill
Virginia Eleanore Schirmer
Miles City
Montana
J. V. Schirmer
Virginia
China
Miles City Star Showcases Virginia's Growing Art Talent
A large body of Miss Virginia's drawings decorates the Miles City Daily Star editorial rooms, drawing steady attention over two years. Her work, likened to magazine covers, suggests a future in the art world with further training and discipline.
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Miles City Daily Star
Virginia
Musterole Launches Mild Formula For Babies And Children
Musterole introduces a milder version for infants and youngsters titled Children's Musterole. Sold in jars and tubes with hospital size option, prices 86c 65c and 3.00 dollars respectively.
Mid-Northern Drilled 21 More Wells Across Multiple Fields
The Mid-Northern operation reports spending 810289 dollars while drilling 21 additional wells in Cat Creek, six in the Wildcat Structure, and nine in the Kevin-Sunburst Field.
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Cat Creek
Wildcat
Death of Edwin L Norris Montana’s Third Governor
Edwin L Norris, Montana’s third governor, dies leaving a legacy of rugged honesty and integrity. He was married in 1891 to Bettie June Wilkins of Bowling Green Kentucky who survives him.
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Edwin L. Norris
Montana
Interior
Misa
Bettie June Wilkins
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Edwin L Norris Montana Governor Dies at Great Falls
Edwin L Norris died at his Great Falls home after a career as Montana governor and lawyer. A Kentucky native, he settled in Dillon, formed Norris Hurd and Rhoades, later moved to Great Falls, served as state senator and lieutenant governor, then governed to complete an unexpired term. Former President Wilson admired him and urged him on several occasions.
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Edwin L. Norris
Great Falls
Montana
Kentucky
Dillon
Robert B. Smith
Sheaverhead
Senate
Joseph K. Toole
Toole
Norris, Hurd and Rhoades
Wilson
Norris
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