Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-12
TAKING ADVANTAGE

b able 70 produOs onoush OIL IA 1os0 and les
without some Imported on 20 care for tho %
nestle demand. That means tlAat there win be
market for every barrel o. Anaevioan Oh pro
dnosd valnsd on basis nned hy the valu'
q refined pr0dncts- That msnns = lOt 70 Mon
tanA royalty owAexa.
Low prices spe1 opportunity % the MAJ
who can bag pomethinw in FRKE storage tha
he knows h golng to be taken out o. tho ground
and delivered % him free q charge a& q tna'
whan that conmodiN can be ma<keted % beg
advantage. That "a the psaitioa ~ tie royalty
owncr. He dOcan't have % acoepe the wOEd q
anyone else. Every barred o. on marketed muS
be reported 20 she state Board Of Eqaaiizatios
Of Montana. for tautiOm purposea That record
shown the pr0ductioa Of every farm- re shows
Whas each royalty owner has rccsived.
Any nnnn may 40 % the roooFds q the Btaae
o. Montana and fsnd for himseh tAat royalty
ownars On the BemsonsO ldham tract I'm Cat Greek
field have received MORE THAN A QUARTER
or A anHA1ON DOKI.ARs.
received MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Richard mdes royalties have paid MORE
THAN A QUARTER or A MILLION DOLLARS.
me wndschutu perunit royalty owners have
received MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLHARs.
Royalty owneru On one Mttls 20 ars erAct
in Kevin-smburst, part Of the Emmons perunits
have received MORE THAN oNE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Royalty owners on the Byrne farm IA East
Kevin-sunburst have received MORE THAN
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Royalty owners On the Irving Baker farm
have received MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Last week we learned that royalty owners on
the Putnam farm have received more than TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The state Of Montana, ~ . royalty owner on
the Kevin-sunburst Section SO lease has received
over THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FTvE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. IN addition 20 TWO
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THOUSAND Doll
LARS from tho state land known the STAN
nard tract, nearby.
We can can name dozen farms that have
paid more than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS from royalties which have at one
time or nm0thew been available 20 an investor
for a few hundred dollars.
We do mot think Il . crime to take nd-
vantage Of = sltuAtiOn which gives mutual bene-
fits;
man who has royalty which MAY be very
valuable. He MUST have food and clothing for
his family.
He needs food and clothing more than his
royalty, so he Is willing TO let his royalty go for
whatsoever Il win bs1ng.
He HAS 70 accept whatsver he q offered.
and 20 he divides . FORTUNE with someone
who csn spare enough money 20 save the royalty
owner from hunger,
Recently we bought a royalty for $3.50 that
we KNEW was worth five times as much.
friend Of the seller sympathized with him because
he had 20 make such q sacrifice.
"Do you know what dIdP" he asked. mlI-
ing: II cleaned mp $4,000 indebtedness with
that $3.50, By having the money just ~ the tme
when tbs other fellow had 70 have ~" So both
Of rs had . wonderfuI deal
The investor who Is not picking Mp bargains
todmv d losing ths greatest opportunities o.
lifetime. We are getting many requests Of this
klnds
"wben you get bargain In (naming some
farm) royalty submit 4 70 nae"
II we don't Res what we understand and
know 20 be . bargain. we do not submit q. Bar
gains today are qufes IKE = street car; we al
ways know that smother win be coming along
soon.
This week we have bargain in Gut Bank
field. The bargains ln that field have been few
and Ear between. But We hays been patient, And
waited. last Tuesday Il walked into the doOE.
We knew IL was comlmg We pass its advantages
on TO our members An q descriptive plat which
makes IL possible for them to judge for thcm-
selves whether it Is the barsatn that the times
Justify.