Oil Boss Sees Williston Basin Boom as Key to Montana
A Montana oil executive argues the Williston Basin discovery will be the century’s key economic event. He cites nearly 200 million spent on exploration and leases with only 16 million in oil recovered, 70 crow-hunting rigs in Montana, and a single successful well in five. He urges reasonable laws and taxes to sustain exploration amid high costs and long odds.
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Montana
Williston Basin
Dakotas
Hats Off to The Legion on Its 35th Birthday
The American Legion marks 35 years since the Paris founding meeting. Nearly three million Legionnaires will celebrate March 16 14 and 17 with local observances. The article praises its national security programs and service to child welfare rehabilitation and communities. A 150,000-strong Washington convention is anticipated with a major parade and televised tribute to 35 years of service.
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Army
Navy
Marines
Legion
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Washington
Bounty Paid for Predatory Animals Totals 333 in Uintah County
Utah Department of Agriculture paid 333 to hunters in Uintah County Tuesday for 41 predatory animals. The bounty includes 33 bobcats, 5 coyotes, and 3 cougars. Top payout went to Jack Brewer of Jensen, earning 118 for 3 bobcats, 2 cougars, and 5 coyotes.
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Uintah County
Durind Tueary
Utah Department ‘of Agriculture
Bounty System Details At Final Frontier Meetings
The article notes bounty payments and oversight for cougar depredations, listing W A Banks as bounty commissioner, George Davis as inspector, and Harold Davis representing stockmen. Bounty meetings occur on the final day of each month.
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W. A. Banks
George Davis
Harold Davis
Bennett Reports Senate Activities Of The Past Week
Senator Bennett details weekly Senate activity with notes on Upper Colorado River Storage talks with Budget Director Joseph Dodge and Utah figures. He seeks tax reform, wool import fees, and relief for taxpayers, while maintaining budget balance. He cites hearings, committee plans, and calls for swift action.
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Consteaaman Dawson
Conman Stringfellow
Dodge
Colorado River
Joseph M. Dodge
Arthur V. Watkins
Uteh
Eugene Willikin
Cole
Bureau
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Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Finance Committee
Utah
Jet Crash Kills Husband of Vernal Woman
M Sgt Jack Knitch husband of Enid Hall Knitch former Vernal resident died in a jet lane at Haylock North Carolina on February 18 after his plane caught fire and exploded following takeoff from his base there. He is survived by his widow one daughter Susan Lee and his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Knitel ash. A rosary was held at Raymond on Sunday February 2 with burial in the cemetery there the following day March 1.
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Enid Hall Knitch
Haylock
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Lyman E. Hall
Dry ‘Ork
Susan Lee
Hey Tom Knitel
Ash
Raymond
Sandey
Personal Illnesses and the Cost of Health at Work
Babson Park column argues that good health directly boosts productivity and profits. It cites Health Information Foundation data showing billions spent on medical costs and thousands of deaths from accidents, urging readers to consider the impact of illness on business and future aging workers. The piece links welfare policy, education, and pensions to health costs, urging proactive attention to employee wellbeing.
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Florida
Halfsick
The
Health Information Foundation
United States
Tfot
Oarns
National Safety Council
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