Anaconda Copper Taxes and Montana Development Plan
In a detailed address to taxpayers, a Montana speaker defends Anaconda Copper Mining taxes and explains net proceeds taxation. He cites past payments, current losses, and the company’s state contributions, urging regional cooperation to develop farming, power, and mineral resources for a stronger economy.
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Geography Tale of Montana Elevation
A historical note states that one fourth of Montana lies below 2,000 feet, one half below 2,000 feet, and three fourths below 4,000 feet, describing broad elevation distribution across the state.
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