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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1923

Page

4

State Report Details Independent Oil Refineries and Pipelines

Montana railroad commission reports show August pipeline receipts totaling 255 285 barrels from Montana wells with 91 289.65 from Kevin Sunburst and 168 995.22 from Cat Creek. Illinois Pipe Line in Kevin Sunburst moved 91 239 barrels from others and handled 91 728 barrels to Ohio Oil and 622 to Home stake Exploration. Mutual Oil in Cat Creek reported 163 995.22 barrels total, including 66 657.75 for own account and 61 915.69 in common carrier deliveries to multiple entities across several states and Canada. Field prices stood at 70 cents and 1.70 per barrel respectively. Transportation earnings, storage, and losses are itemized for both companies.

Montana Oil Kevin-Sunburst Cat Creek Montana Railroad Commission Illinois Pipe Line Company Kevin- Sunburst Sunburst Ohio Oil Company Homestake Exploration Corporation Mutual Oil Company Standard Oil Company of Indiana Whiting Ind Cowley Wyo Avro Oil & Refining Company Lewistown Co. W. Hart Hedgesville Lewistown Oil Weona Refining Company Winnett

Propaganda Battle Aims to Restore Montana Image

Forsyth chamber of commerce secretary asks 125 Montana newspapers and groups to join a campaign against untruthful reports. The plan urges optimism, cooperation with Montana papers, and a constructive program to restore Montana’s standing and attract investors and farmers.

Montana East Middle West E. L. Beard Forsyth Chamber of Commerce

Elderly man steals overcoat after land scam in Livingston

A Livingston businessman loses a fine overcoat and a $32,000 worthless check after an elderly man named John Wood posed as a land buyer. Wood led the victim to a Shields valley farmer, arranged a land deal, paid by check, then vanished with the coat after requesting a loan of the coat.

Livingston John Wood Shields Valley

Modest Great Falls Lawyer Wins Clark Golf Trophy

I W Church of Great Falls, Montana, a Carnegie hero medal holder, won the W A Clark trophy in the Montana Bankers association handicap golf tourney, and plans to defend his title in 1924. He gained national distinction in 1905 for rescuing three college girls from Appleton's Fox River, despite injuries, and later moved west to Montana for his health.

Church W. A. Clark Great Falls Montana Bankers’ Association Fox River Appleton Wis Montana Stepleton Carnegie

Radio growth eyed as city booster tool in Montana

O R Redfern Montana radio inspector told Butte chamber of commerce that advertising via radio is cost effective reaching up to five million people with a $20 000 station. He praised amateurs as future military engineers and cited wartime lessons about novices proving vital. In district seven Montana issued 500 commercial and 950 private licenses, 40 percent of U S opertors, and inspected 196 plants. Butte mining revival boosts winter optimism.

New York City Montana State Department of Agriculture Forsyth Chamber of Commerce O. R. Redfern Butte United States England Australia Ames

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