Montana Progress Amid Industrial Stride And Tax Growth
J. M. Quinn argues in Quinn's Review that Montana's assessable property surpassed 190 million dollars this year, up from 120 million, driven by diversified resources and mining despite legislative hurdles. He credits state wealth from ranges, tar sands, and dunes, noting copper and oil owners benefited while banks resisted, signaling Montana's rise in industrial stature.
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