Outstanding Feature Of Oil Industry Is Market Growth
One of the north's major operators, Stevenson, says the market for crude from the region is assured beyond the border as Sunburst and Kevin-Sunburst oil move south and fuel oil demand rises. Imperial Oil via Carter will use Sal Creek Wyoming crude in Calgary refinery, while Great Northern Railway eyes fuel oil for locomotives amid expanding refinery capacity and storage to meet rising demand.
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Great Northern
Stevenson
Canada
Mr. Stevenson
Imperial Oil Company
Carter, Oil Company
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Calgary
Casper
Regina
Imperial
Jevangon
Great ‘Northern Railway Company
Sunburst — ‘Refining Company
Twin Cities
Sunburst
Sunburst’ Company
Sir George Gore and His Deluxe Western Expedition
Sir George Gore led a lavish 1854 54 expedition into Idaho and Montana with a 40 man retinue, wagons and red painted carts. The party wintered at Tongue River Fort Berthold and Fort Laramie, clashed with Crow and Blackfeet bands, and traded with Crows on Rosebud before returning east. Gore burned surplus stores to deny Culbertson and Vaughn, built a coffin from wagon components for a dead comrade, and paid fair prices even as some traders pressed for extortion.
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Sir George ‘Gore
Colorado
Parks
Fort ‘Laramie
Sir George
Bostwick
Karamie
Bir. Orgs
Laramie
Sharp
North Platte
Box Elder
Powder River
Fort Reno
Yellowstone
Tongue River
Wather
Major Culbertson
Big Plume
Montana
George Gore
Idaho
Flathead
Missouri
Colonel Vaughn
Vaughn
Sir. George
Indian Affairs
Culbertson
Culbertgon
Gore
Montana Historical Society
Tonge
Rosebud
Black Hills
Fort Union
Bridger
Louis
American Fur Company
Fort Berthold
Joe Merrival
Merrival
Port Union
George
Fort
Bissonette
Big Bee
Government aid to marketing drives Montana visit by War Finance officials
Directors Meyer and Mondell of the War Finance Corporation will tour Montana and the northwest to promote cooperative marketing associations. They will secure government funding via the War Finance Corporation and intermediate credit banks, advise orderly marketing, and urge producer organization to reduce speculation and time grain sales.
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War Finance Corporation
Montana
Coolidge
Meyer
Mondell
Northwest
Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Co-Operative Association
Dakotag
Minnesota
Nebraska
California
Farm Yields Hit Record in Shields River Valley
Farmers in the Shields River Valley report a banner year with grain yields about 110 bushels per acre for Banipér Ofope near Wilsall and 64 for other fields. Despite low prices, irrigation and timely threshing helped many despite the drought and market lows.
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Banipér Ofope
Wilsall
Orient
Ebay
Rete
Shields River Valley
Montana uses more electricity per person than any state
State hydro electric survey shows Montana's installed capacity at 420000 horsepower with 294930 hp reported to the public service commission. In 1922 Montana produced about 7 percent of national hydro power and generated 99.2 percent of its electricity from water. Two thirds of capacity is on the Missouri river, while three quarters of undeveloped capacity lies in western Montana on the Pacific slope.
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Department of Labor and Industry
Montana
Public Service Commission
United States Geological Survey
State Department
Missouri River
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Clark’s Fork
Flathead
Kootenal
Geological Survey
Labor and Industry Department
Anaconda Scout Edward Reynolds Aims Higher After Eagle Badge
Edward Reynolds of Anaconda, 17, Troop 6, leads Mon tana scouts in merit badges with 21 tests for Eagle plus seven additional subjects. He ranks ahead of rivals Clyde Eccleston and Herbert Bruckner, with a record of extensive knowledge in agriculture life saving and many practical skills demonstrated through challenging requirements.
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Tri-County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Edward Reynolds
Anaconda
Troop No. 6
Montana
Reynolds
Clyde Eccleston
Herbert Bruckner
Janin
Episcopal Church
Bruce la Follette
Schaefer
New Oil Lamp Offered Free to Early Adopters
RH P Johnson of 609 W Lake Street Chicago is inventor of a lamp that burns 94 percent air and heats gas or electricity. He offers to give one free to the first user in each locality who will help introduce it, and invites inquiries from agents.
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W. Lake
Chicago
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Hedition
Deluxe
Hydro-Electric Survey
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The
Union
Anacconda
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