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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1924

Page

2

Montana sportsmen urge preservation of state game resources

M. S. Carpenter, secretary of the Montana Sportsmen's Association, argues that Montana's wildlife is a vital resource supported by sportsmen rather than taxpayers. He notes thousands of dollars spent on licenses by residents and non residents, and that tourists stay longer for fishing and hunting, underscoring wildlife abundance and the authority of the 1921 legislative act on game conservation.

Montana M. 8. Carpenter Montana Sportsmen's Association Mr. Carpenter Union Federal Forest Service Fish and Game Department Portland Oregon Aba

Montana's great grain farm scene and wealth boom

A Montana speech highlights the Campbell Farming Corporation's vast 90 000 acre operation at Hardin and contrasts past hardships with present opportunities. It notes Montana's wealth from farms ranges and forests totaling 300 million, and discusses crops like wheat and corn, bank growth, debt reductions, and the state's vast, diverse resources.

Montana Campbell Farming Corporation Hardin Butte New York Los Angeles Cunningham Iowa

Inventor Offers Free New Oil Lamp to Early Adopters

B P Johnson of 609 W Lake St Chicago offers a free sample of a remarkable oil lamp that purportedly burns 94 percent air and uses gas or electricity. He seeks local helpers and agents to introduce the device, inviting inquiries for particulars.

B. P. Johnson W. Lake Chicago

Montana the Great Breadbasket of the West

H R Cunningham of Helena speaks on Montana's vast potential on WCCO radio. He cites homesteading, farming resilience, and Montana’s capacity for crops, mines, and industry, arguing the state will attract settlers and grow wealth with skilled farmers and new facilities. He predicts wheat yields of 100 million bushels per acre in five years as Montana becomes essential to national bread.

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Montana Lands and Wildlife Drive State Growth

A Montana public notice extols wildlife, fisheries, and tourist economy, citing field yields, sportsperson spending, and mining wealth. It notes Montana’s expanse, population, railroad ties, and calls for investment in resources with Montana Department of Agriculture and commercial clubs providing data on request.

Territory acreage fuels potential Little Gold Mine

The map shows sixteen drilling sites with the first well location highlighted. The territory is described as producing approximately half of all oil in the Kevin Sunburst area, indicating substantial yield potential if development continues.

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