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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1917

Page

4

Casper Center of Oil Development Sparks Wyoming Boom

Casper grows from a 2000 quiet town to 8000 and rises as the oil boom center with Standard Oil and Midwest refineries. Wyoming production doubles from 3 million barrels in 1915 to 12 million in 1917, while state royalties reach 240000 last year. Montana investors Thomas Arthur, W D Outman, Edwin Booth, and Col. L J Price spread across Big Muddy and Salt Creek fields as major companies push development.

Wyoming Casper Wyomings Elk Basin Grass Creek Greybull Midwest Byron Northwest Refining Company Cowley Thermopo United States Standard Midwest Company Colorado West Ohio Company Texas and Producers’ Company

Canadian Draft Tale Sparks Wrath in Great Falls Street

An irate Canadian citizen in Great Falls recounts his draft exam experience with Dr Longeway. He complains his one good eye and light weight should have barred service yet the doctor claims proximity to Germans and bean rations will fix his status. The piece uses humor to critique wartime conscription and includes local reminiscences from I B Hopkins in Butte about high costs in earlier days.

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State wide notes from Montana news items

Multiple brief notices report local appointments, openings, and events across Montana towns. Highlights include school principals named in Conrad Malta and Plymouth, a bank building contract in Wolf Point, crimes and legal actions in Whitefish Helena and Billings, gas well in Dengel ranch near Lewistown, and civic projects in Havre Missoula Roundup Butte and Billings.

Conrad A. R. Boone Lewistown New Rockford Wolf Point Citizens National Bank Fortune Post Office Helena Malta O. Ke, McDowell Plymouth Ind Brockton Havre William Williams T. J. Walsh Montana Billings Waco Dry Land District Plentywood Anderson Fort Peck Reservation Lin Dal Fiber Company William Leroy McKim France Harold Kirby West Point Military Academy Meyers Missoula Ravalli Cereal and Flour Mill Company Cascade Flathead Wibaux Custer Madison Dawson Billings Livestock Exchange Chicago Shriver Carbon County Hendrik Hansen Butte Gow Lee Charles Russell First National Bank Trades and Labor Assembly American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers

Senator Clark Ends Butte Street Car Strike

Former Montana senator, William A. Clark, famed mining magnate, spent summer in the state and settled a Butte street car strike by meeting with workers. He emphasized familiarity with his employees, saying he knows them by first names. His interests center on the United Verde copper mine in Jerome, Arizona, with an estimated five hundred million dollars in ore in sight.

United Verde William A. Clark Montana America Bannack Central City Colorado Srike Senator Clark Butte Street Railway Company Butte Suikers Glacier Park Jerome Arizona Clark

Iron Pills Promise Youthful Strength At Any Age

An advertisement claims Nuxated Iron restores vitality in people near fifty and older. It describes a man approaching sixty with renewed vigor after two weeks on five-grain tablets three times daily, touting iron as the key to strength and stamina and promising money-back guarantees.

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Wyoming Oil Development Expands With New Investment

The Wyoming oil boom grows from a small well concern to a 20 million dollar company with two refineries and multiple fields. New York financiers and other centers show interest as government geologists study land for oil potential. A Walsh bill in Congress could open vast oil lands and spur further growth north toward Montana. The Williston Basin district near the Montana border already hosts numerous wells, with production split across both sides of the boundary.

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French official blocks ore sale funds to support property purchase

A French engineer states that France would not permit large funds to leave the country for foreign investment. He says even paying the ore's value in sight could amount to about half a billion dollars, preventing purchase with money raised in France.

France

Rise in silver to above 90 boosts Montana prospects

The article notes a rising silver price above 90 and emphasizes its impact on Montana which leads the nation in silver output. It details Montana’s silver as a by product of copper, upcoming mine reopenings, and a brief history of silver prices from 1878 to 1893, including the Sherman act and treasury purchases.

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