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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

4

Dividend days in Cat Creek field profits soar

Hover Syndicate declares 24 percent dividend and expects April payouts to be similar or higher. The 56 Petroleum, founded by Joe Baker in Miles City, paid its second dividend at 75 percent after an initial 25 percent, as two wells produce. Baker paid about $5,000 per acre for Cat Creek land, a record price in the northwest, with local men retaining remaining holdings.

Hover Cat Creek 56 Petroleum Syndicate 56 Petroleum Joe Baker Miles City Montana Northwest Judith Gap Hover Royalties Hover-Schwartz Company Colgrove Joe

Manufacturer’s bottleneck slows shipments amid transport gaps

Mr Hover compares the firm to a manufacturer with full warehouses and eager buyers, noting rail networks cannot handle distribution. He says operations keep moving with limited shipments while awaiting improved transportation facilities.

Hover

New Frantz Well Enlarges Oil Field In Montana

Frantz river well No. 2, about three quarters of a mile north of Frantz No. 1, flows around 800 barrels daily on a different structure from Cat Creek. Discovery well, once water fed, now pumps about 100 barrels daily after earlier setbacks. Elk Basin controls Frantz and aims to broaden the district significantly.

Fergus County Montana Cat Creek Discovery Elk Basin Company Frantz Company

Legislature Consolidation and Tax Reforms Highlight 1929 Montana Session

The seventeenth assembly approved consolidation of city and county government proposals, a state purchasing department, and a revised highway system. Tax measures include a one cent gasoline tax, coal license taxes, and a 1.5 percent net proceeds tax on metal mines. The session also created a state game commission, consolidated livestock agencies, revised irrigation and free school laws, and expanded public employment preferences for veterans. Several towns with enrollments under 900 face consolidation of school offices in Boulder, Deer Lodge, Eureka, Townsend, Big Timber, Chateau, Fort Benton, Wibaux, Philipsburg and Ekalaka.

Montana Senate Booth Choate State Game Commission State Livestock Commission Boulder Deer Lodge Eureka Townsend Big Timber Chateau Fort Benton Wibaux Philipsburg Ekalaka

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