Montana Fields to Have New Pipe Line Outlet
The piece discusses potential oil field development in Montana and Wyoming. It notes a proposed Musselshell river valley route for a new pipeline to Billings, aiming to improve rail and export access, and mentions key domes and anticlines nearby. It argues that restoring foreign demand through American finance is essential to farmers and the economy, stressing Europe’s needs and the role of New York financing.
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Montana
Meas
Wyoming
Nei
Indue
Winnett
Billings
Musselshell River Valley
Big We
Ragged Point Dome
Howard Coulee
Ingomar
Ohio
Europe
London
New York
Western Europe
Minneapolis
Dixon Becomes Montana Governor as Republicans Take Office
Joseph M. Dixon of Missoula took the oath as Montana governor and began a four year term. An entire slate of state officials was sworn in during the opening of the 17th legislative assembly, with Republicans taking control of government. Chief Justice Brantley administered the oath in the executive chamber as retiring Governor Sam V. Stewart looked on. The senate elected R. P. Herren of Custer County president pro tem and Fred L. Gibson of Park County was chosen speaker of the house, while D. B. King of Silver Bow was the Democrat nominee for speaker.
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Helena
Jos. M. Dixon
Missoula
Man
17Th
Legislative Assembly
Montana
Brantley
Dixon
Sam V. Stewart
Supreme Court
L.rolloway
Albert’s. Galena Frank
Reynolds
Swin
Holloway
Fred L. Gibson
Park County
D. B. King
Silverbow
Senate
R. P. Herren
Custer Guunty
Textile mills announce 2 percent wage reduction
Manufacturers declare a 2 percent pay cut effective January at two local cotton mills in the city, affecting workers amid broader cost concerns and industry pressures.
Montana appoints Major Charles L. Sheridan adjutant general
Helena Montana January 1 1919 Major Charles L Sheridan of Bozeman was named adjutant general of Montana. Sheridan was reportedly endorsed by nearly all American Legion posts in the state.
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Helena
Mont
Joseph M. Disa Ietey
Charles L. Sheridan
Bozeman
Montana
Sheridan
American Legion
Hetty Green Called A Freak For Handling Finances Alone
A controversial remark labels Hetty Green the only American woman to manage all her finances without male help as a freak, reflecting dated views on female independence and wealth management.
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United States
Hetty Green
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