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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22

fili vladnl sprawl "a ucelem
pTivesti vseobecne blaho a "a
jistiti svobodu Americkemu IL
du. Ones my sami odvolavame
Sc k temto samym slam vlady
doc1liti techze c1lG.
V poslednfch ctyrech letech
nechali jsme pracovati vsech-
nu s1lu demokracie; WALT
jsme pred sebe pTivesti privat-
nj autokraticke moci do podru-
c1 vefejne vlady."
P1. August Klecka, chot vlad-
nfho m~arsala, Augusta Klecky
a presidential Loyal Ladies
Auxiliary Klubu Ceskych Mia
d1kG sedme wardy, byla v cele
zen, ktere citaly $50 u
c%astnic a jez vyjely We slavnost
nj nalade vzdor nepeknemu
pocasf kolem 8. hodiny ranni
Cd klubovni m1stnosti ma Ash
land Ave. v II busech, jimz v
cele rail cestu odd1l policistu
ma motorcyklech mestem ku
hranici tohoto, odkud costa jim
razena byla statnl polici1 neil
Jim V 1strety pTijel odd1l poll
Gle Distriktu a d%oprovodil je
ma jejich stanoviste ma Penn
sylvania a Constitution avenue
odkud pfihl1zely z bust ma pa
radu kolem Sc berouc1 spolu Sc
clenkynemi Prvnfho ceskeho
demokratickeho klubu.
Alice M. Candles byla v cele
|240 zen, clenek demokraticke-
no zenskeho klubu &c. wardy.
Dale zajezdu z1castnily Sc
clenkyne klubu 9. wardy a Be-
lair Road demokratickych klu-
BIZ.
V cele parady byli governe-
ri anebo jejich zastupci re AZ
statd. Kazdemu z mich pride
leni byli diva vojenstl pomocni-
CT. Mezi republikany-gover-
merry, kteTf pTijali pozvan1 byl
Lewis O. Barrows z Maine a
George D. Aiken z Vermont,
re dvou statG to, ktere pfi vol
be presidenta Roosevelta v lis
topadu mely vetsinu proti ne
mu.
Mesto vyzdobeno bylo. Ho-
ste zdraveni byli obrazy presi-
denta Roosevelta a m1stopresi-
denta Garner.
Nastolovac1 obrad pocal
soudci Nejvyssiho Soudu a Gle
ny kongresu ma Capitol Plaza
v poledne.
Pf1sahu slozil m1stopresident
Garner pred senatorem z Ar
kansas, Josephem Robinson.
President Roosevelt slozil
prfsahu pred hlavnim soudcem
Charles Evans Hughes. Pc slo.
zen1 pr1sahy president prones
svoji nastupnf rec.
Marsalem vypravy byl gene
raj Malin Craig. Parada Sc
stavala re dvou vets1ch oddllt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
BaltimorSti zrizenci General
Motors v SokoIovns

v nfOmaQn0 ScnuZl V SOkO-
lovne Jednoty Blesk ma 1000
zflzencd General Motors sesli
Sc ku demonstrate "ukazati,
re spokojeni jsou S pracovnimi
podminkami zde a nepTeji 81
nalezeti ku unii."
Nasledkem nemoznosti do
staff jiste casti zavinene stav-
kami jinde, Fisher body divise
nucena byla zavffti zde We sire
du a Chevrolet zavod zavf1ti
mel We ctvrtek. Mzdy vypla-
ceny byly v obou zavodech.
Mezi 1900 a 5000 je z prace
venku.
Pc dive a pill hodin zrfzenci
lsnili Sc v kde jake mfstnosti
S%okolovny naslouchaj1ce re
Gem tam pronasenym a zavr-
aujicfm methody, jichz viva
10 jest pr uniozovanl delnik6.
Recnlci dale p%ronaseli, re
5chvalujl sve "vysoke, dosta-
I5eGne mzdy a dobre pracovn1
podminky zde."
Mad platformou recn1k1 vi
sci napis: "My chceme praco-
watt jake Americtl obcane, Cd
lpframe prispfvati komukoliv
"a pravo ku praci."
George Davis, We start kolem
so rok6, jenz uvedl sama sebe
|jako ten, jenz daval do obehu
|letaky, haste byl aplaudo-
van, kdyz volal: "Stavky, jake
chce unie zde vypracovati, jsou
podporovany raketyry." "Proc
name podporovati vysoce pla-
Gene uniove 1redniky, kteTi
pro mas mic neudelajf dokud
pri tom sami nez1skavaj1, "a
tim co my jake hromada nepa-
|trnych name platiti a platiti."
Re shromazdeni volano by
10: "My milujeme nase domo-
Wy. Do pekla S uniemi."
Samuel Presti podobne pro-
hlasil: "Proc naslouchati ma
me tenn uniovym fak1r1m, KITE
RI sem prichaz1 a plniti mas
chtej1 nenavist1 v1ci naS1m u
fednik1m. To nen1 Amerikani-
SIN. S nami je dobre zachaze-
no." Hlasy: "Atta boy alta
boy" zdravily nahledy PRESTO
Wy.
James Blackwell, mistni uni
ovy organization, byl v pozadi
m1stnosti behem reel techto.
Kdyz pet oznacujicf Sc jake
clenove automobilove unie "a
dali, ably dovoleno bylo Black
wellu mluviti, byli vyhozeni z
m1stnosti.
James Johnson, mechanic v
Chevrolet a vGdce tech, kteT1
prohlasili, re nesouhlasi Sc
stavkou v jinych mestech, Tekl,
re pochod do Washingtonu
podniknut Dude v 1tery nebo
We stfedu budouc1ho tydne de-
monstrovati, jestlize vlada ne
zakroc1 We stavce, ably bezod-
kladne Marylandst1 clenove
kongresu a 1fednlci depart
mentu Prace Sc pricinili o u
koncen1 stavky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22

Inauguracn1 den byl neJchlad-
nejsim a nejmokrejs1m cd in
augurace, v n1z Trad presiden-
ia predaval byvaly president
Theodor Roosevelt, Williamu
Howard Taft. Destova boufe
byla pc cele sekci krajiny a
nadSeni touto bylo znacne sni-
zeno. Tislce reservaci v hote-
Itch bylo odvolano v poslednf
chvfli. Pred kapitolem re 49,
900 sedadel bylo 1000, ma
slouchajicich obsazeno.
President pozdraven byl
nadsene, kdyz dospel ku okra-
il fecniste. Modlitbu pronesl
kaplan senatu, DIR. ZeBarney
T. Phillips.
President, Franklin D. Roose-
welt pc obnoven1 pr1sahy pre-
sidentske ujistil v reci sve, re
jeho druha administrace vyko-
reni "rakovinu" ekonomicke
nespravedlnosti.
"Beru ma sebe," president
prohlasil, "slavny zavazek YES
ii Americky lid ku pTedu ces-
|tou, kterou zvolil 81 pTedem -.
Zkouskou nas1 prosperity nen1
pTidame-li vice ku pfebytku
tech, kterl mali mnoho, ale
zkouskou jest postarame-li Sc
o dostatek pro ty, ktef1 mali
malo." President volal: "Vi-
dim miliony robin snaz1c1ch Sc
z1ti z pfijmd tax skrovnych,ze
strach mad rodinou vis1 u Mich
den "a dnem. Vid1m miliony,
jimz odepreno vychovan1, OBJ
cerstveni a prflezitost ku zlep.
Semi. A to v zemi oplyvaj1c1
velikym bohatstv1m narodn1ch
zdrojn.
President v Teci sve zadal,
ably Spojene Staty byly "silny-
mi mezi narody We SVEN do.
brem prfkladu sve vile po mi
ru."
Varoval, re daleko obtizneji
Jest udrzovati pokrok neil po-
c1ti tento.
"Utlumene svedom1, nezod-
povednost a nesvedomity "a
jem v sobe," rekl president,
"jiz nynf Sc objevuji. Takove
symphony prosperity mohou
pTinesti zhoubu."
President jmenoval tfi ne
prately ku dals1mu pokroku
pohodli, oportunism a bojac-
most. President mluvil o uziti
novych pomdcek spolecenske
spravedlnosti "budovati ma sta
rych zakladech pevnejsl stav-
blu pro dobro budouc1ch gene
racf." Mluve o konstituci, pre-
sident Tekl niceho O soudech.
Pc revolucni valce, dovozo.
val president, otcove zeme
"utvofili silnou vladu s moe.
spolecne akce dostatecne teh.
Hy a i nynf resiti problemy
"Pred $50 roxy, fekl, "utvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
NedSlni zavirani zadano.

Marylandske zakonodarnG
pTedlozila v pondelf alliance
Lords Day" generalnf zadost
vsech clenG, ably touto vypra-
covany byly zakony, jimiz by
"zobchodnenf" nedel zakaza-
no bylo.
V zadosti ukazuje Sc ma moo
vies, zabavy ma ~vyletnich mis-
tech a ma potTebu zavfrati hos
tince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22

S jedenacti vojenskymi a ma
morn1mi hudebn1mi sbory.
Prvn1 divisi tvofili governefi
"a jejich prfruc1. Marsalem
techto byl generalnl postmistr,
Farley.
Druha divise skladala sc z
West Point kadetG, z kadetG
namofn1 academic v Annapo-
lis, ctyf kumpanif CCC, re Gle
|nG administrace Narodnf mia
deze, z kumpanil pechoty, de-
lostfelectva, marinakd a po-
brezn1 straze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Mlstn1 zpravy.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District Of Maryland
Z krajanskych kruhG.
Department Of Justice

UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District Of Maryland
Vzpominku ma p1. Marri Ces-
ky, iez do vecneho zivota Sc
odebrala II. ledna 1887, IVA
df August Klecka, vladni mar
sal:
Behem tydne cd 10. ledna
do II. ledna, byl jsem ma ceste
do Leavenworth, Kansas a Cd
tud zpet do Baltimore. Behem
zastavky V Chicago, mil bratr,
James Klecka, jenz odeb1ra
Baltimorske noviny Sun, uka-
zal mi V techto 1mrtn1 OMAN
ku, die nfz pf. Gesky zemrela
II. ledna. S velikym politova-
MIN cetl jsem zpravu tuto, po-
n6vac jejf skon pripamatoval
mas oba ma mnohe stastne dny,
jez Ona venovala Kleckove ro-
dine ucfc Jamese, Bessie a Ma
mic V cesk6 vecern1 Skole. Mlu-
viii jsme O krasn6m karakteru
p1. Cesky a jejfch neunavnych
pOkusech venovanych ku do
bru CechG V Baltimore a uzit-
kim, jez vyplyvaly vychovne a
spolecensky re prace p1. Ces-
ky. Cechoslovaci Baltimorst1
mali dobTe V pameti mfti, re
Skutecn6 lidska, ro%zumej1cf,
povzbuzujfci a nadana Ceska
odeSla z naSeho stTedu. Jme-
mem Klecka rodiny vyslovuji
nasi velice uprr1mnou soustrast
mad odchodem naSeho drahe-
no pTftele a radce, PAM Marie
tCesky. August Klecka.
Z Department. of the In
terror = National Park Ser
vice Washington, zaslan byl
panu Ros1lkovi We Washingto-
nu dine 81. prosince prfpis:
Pane:-
Bylo oznameno, re kdyz jste
byl We sluzbe jake straznik V
Atlantic budov6, %. prosince,
odkryl jste ohen ma 2. poscho-
df Ritz hotelu, 92O F. ulice, N.
w., asi kolem 11:15 hodin V
noci a re lined alarm jste dial
pozarensk6mu odboru Distrik-
tn of Columbia. Ulozil jste
dvema klerkGm jsoucim We
sluzb6 V Atlantic budove, ably
hadici naT1dili ma 2. poschodf
budovy a vedli touto vodu ma
ohen neil pTijeli hasici. Vase
cinnost .zamezila vaznou skodu
V Ritz hotelu a vedle toho asi
pravdepodobne V Atlantic bu-
dove.
Della mi pot6senf Re pTijal
jsem zpravu tuto, jez sv6dcila
o pilnosti We sluzbe elena straz-
nj moci. ia osobn6 pref 81 Wy
slOviti YAM uznan1.
Kopie tohoto pTfpisu uloze-
ma jest We vaSem osobn1m re-
kOrdu.
V pine 1cte vas,
Charles A. Peters, Jr.,
vypomocny Teditel.
- Pozor!! Zpsvy!! Smich!!
Dram. Odbor Del. VzdsI. Spoil
ku "POKROK" sehraje " Del
nickem Dome " nedsli, dine "a.
ledna divadeInf pFedstavenf
pod MAVEN "V Udoli tom Ca
rokrasnem", o 3 ~jednanich Sc
zpsvy. Hra tato je sauna Iegra-
ce a pTFitomni nevyjdou tento-
krate re smichu. Dale pskne
vesele zpevy i dekorace jevists
obohati kus tento. Rezii vede
v. PECK ZpGvy nacvicili sic.
vi. Soulova a A. Klimes, mi.
Zacatek We 3 hod. odpoledne.
Vstup voIny. Hudba A. Kline
Sc, mi. Chcete-li Sc zasmati,
neopomente Sc dostaviti. Dop.
- Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
pohFbena byla 18. ledna PAM
Matthias Martinez, vdova, jez
zesnula Is. ledna. Pohfeb W.
praven byl re st. Patrick's ko-
stella.
= 10. ledna pohrben byl p.
Matthias Jirsa, vdovec, {. 34O5
Llewelyn avenue, jenz skonal
IA. ledna. Pohfeb vypraven
byl re st. Katherine kostela
ma hrbitov Holly Cross, Brook
lyn.
- Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben Dude v sobotu
rano z domu, {. 632 N. Milton
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22

Vzpominku ma p1. Marri Ces-
ky, jez do v6cneho zivota Sc
odebrala II. ledna 1887, IVA
df August Klecka, vladni mar
sal:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09

gravity pool Kelvin
seemed assured this week as the
drilled the makes about baier
cdized Immediately pending for
important n gravity
No
well the extreme western end in NE SWASWA 26S5-4W This
while casing pulled
-vanderpaward No l. sw NEAsEA 2s-85-aw
we'll Is
1 & the of the high gravity pool.
Minneapolis getting another
SWASWA 1235-3W. Sand from 1915 to 1916
this drilled deeper
crumiey yberger No Sc sEANEA 24-s5sw
lime 1926 He drilling deeper
California Neuman No NV NWANEh 23-35-2W was
W. barrels / Is
caphol-Pace No. sEAswA 27-3S1w, continued the
tools in the hole.
Consolidated Gas[uz No e. sEANEA 33-3s2Ws has been
initial cubic from sunburst 1475
Fulton ThonpsOn No 2 sw sEANwA 2S-s5sW in the high
Managers Haggerty 2 NEAsEA 14s5-2w due
in
A. Sc SW 4SEA 14352W, repairing
P1otEe & Rader~ward No l. NV sEAsEA 2s-s5-sw
NEHSEA 14S52W has struck OIL had its first 1850
carrying showing will be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NwANEA 19-352W offsetng
well which making nine barrels hour when
the off.
W. e. Rice has contra to to
second well the Larson farm He will build pipeline out to the
Location sEASWA 19-35-2W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
NAME Three
LOCATIONS On
C0ULMOORE

Announcement of three locations
on Coulmoore structure, southeast
of Augusta, in Lewis & Clark county
was made this week by DR.. C. c.
Coulter of Denver, organizer of
Lewis & Clark Oil syndicate, which
will drill the first well.
DR.. Coulter has introduced an in
novation in naming wells, with
historical designations. He calls
one the Lewis & Clark, the Sc
cond, Pathfinder and the third
'tSacajawea."
The first location was made at
Hogan postoffice, on the Hoffman
ranch, owned by DR.. R. B. Durnin
and Virgil Proctor of the Great
Falls Clinic. 1t is in NV corner
NWH SWA 11-18N-5W. This will
be the first well drilled. DR..
Coulter expects to use combination
rotary-cable rigs, drilling to 1900
with. rotary and completing with
cable tools. He estimates a depth
of 1900 to possible on-bearing
sands.
The second location. known at
pathfinder is in center north line
NV n SEA Sec. 29-1SN-4W, APP
proximately five miles southeast of
the first location. This is on land
belonging to the Gillette Cattle
company. Helena owners of this
company include Frank Bogart,
George X. Reeder, ID. r. Wallace,
Margaret Wallace and Capt. w. J.
Bradshaw.
The third we'll will be in Sc
NE u NEA 5-17N-4W, still farther
southeast along the anticlinal axis.
DR.. Coulter hopes to be able to
install a regulator and get natural
gas from the Montana Power line
to Helena, for drilling purposes.
The line crosses the anticline as
mapped. DR.. Coulter says he ex-
poets to complete two holes this
fall. A landing field has been ar
ranged for the convenience of ex-
pected plane arrivals from the south
and east.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09

The Lions club of Shelby this
week stepped into the Montana
made gasoline campaign by calling
upon the governor to see to it that
Montana-made gasoline is favored
in the awarding of state contracts.
In a letter to Governor Roy Ayers,
Max Harrington, secretary OF the
Lions club, wrote in part:
Montana produces and manu-
features within its borders these
products; and at the present time
the oil industry in Montana is such
that there is not a sufficient local
market to absorb the oil being
so produced and manufactured; and
there are at the present time a
great number of Montana oil wells
shut down. 1t should be remember
ed that the crude oil produced in
Montana pays to the State a con-
siderable portion of its revenues
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09

The well IS being drilled by Ben
Ryan, California operator who has
for several years been drilling with
rotary tools near Three Forks. The
we'll became a mystery well" and
none is allowed to approach. The
Journal interviewed Livingston
people to confirm the report and
was informed that one who went
to the well was not allowed to ap-
proach close enough to see any
thing except a crew OF about is
men who were shoveling mud into
the casing. The gas was blowing
the mud out about as fast as they
threw it in, and most OF the mud
was on the arms and shoulders OF
the w0rkmen. He could see no
sign Of oil but the gas flow was
sufficient to clean the hole Of rotary
mud.
The depth OF the wen Is 1000
feet, according TO Mrs. Ryan, and
she adds that they are about 90
feet above the Frontier sand, first
probable producing horizon. Drilling
gContinued on Pagr E1vel
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through royalties, taxation and 9TH
er forms Of State income; and that
the industry employs a large num-
Der of men who depend upon it
for their livelihood. BY the State
purchasing oil produced and manu-
featured in other states, the State
of Montana is deprived of a considi-
cradle amount of tax as well as roy
atty payments, and also puts large
number Of men out of work"
Townspeople of Shelby were this
week considering printing small
windshield stickers bearing the
slogan II buy Montana-Made Gaso-
line, to be placed on the wind
shields of those patronizing Mon
tana-Made products. They are also
talking OF a distinctive emblem to
be placed on pumps dispensing Mon
tana-Made gasoline, without regard
to the brand, just so that it is Mon
tana-Made
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
THIRD we'll
GETS OIL IN
TABER field

Taber field has another producer
according to reports received Friday
from the new oil field in Alberta,
north of the Sweetgrass Hills The
No. well struck the Cut Bank
sand horizon at 1920. Drilled in
one foot, oil is said to have risen
5000 feet in two days. Seven-inch
casing Is being run.
The No. /, well has collapsed cas-
ing 425 feet off bottom and probably
will be a lost hole. The No. 8 has
collapsed casing 900 feet off bot
tom and is definitely a lost hole.
Efforts are being made to swedge
out the casing in the No. /.
Anaconda Structure
In Montana. on Anaconda struc-
ture, Model Oils, NE 4 SWN 5-37-
Sc. is drilling at 1923 feet, carrying
s-inch casing.
Havre District
M. w. Cassidy and Guy L. Smith
Of Kevin are going to take another
try at getting gas reserves for the
proposed Havre municipal gas pro
ject. Nadeau Brothers gave 1t up
after drilling three wells and ship
ped their machines back to Shelby.
The new test will be on BulIhook
structure, miles south of town,
which was mapped by N. I. Foss,
Lewistown geologist. c. r. Stra-
nahan Of Havre and A. P. Howard
OF Great Falls leased It up.
Luther Dome
In Southern Montana, on Luther
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
COBB TURNS
ATTENTION
TO GUSHERS

Start OF the A. b. Cobb well on
north Cut Bank featured the weeks
operations at Cut Bank, although
two good competitions were reported
including a flowing well.
Cobb has just completed a well
In Lance Greek, Wyo.. which made
95 barrels an hour through eight
inch easing and Is now choked down
TO 600 barrels per day. making 4S
gravity oil from the Tensleep sand
az $685. Accordingly, he Is
thinking IN terms Of wells OF the
sceaeimued on Paes gightl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
OPENS UP
NEW POOL SOUTH AND
WEST OF kelvin FIELD

flowing oil well completed in territory two
and half: miles south of the town of Kelvin by NJ w.
Cassidy, Kelvin operator, during the past week
With 400 feet of the oil in the hole it treated with
500 gallons of acid began flowing and after the oil used
treating had been recovered it filled 60barre tank and
four feet and inches into 25Obarrel tank the first
"a hours The latter tank holds about 80 barrels the foot
There little with the OIL it is conservativey e
mated at $50 barrels per day initial
Cassidy recalled that "dry hole drilled this farm
years ago had considerable oil the Madison lime contact
Relying acid he drilled this we'll to find about the
showing the dry hole of the days before acid 1t drilled
only foot into the lime It is being pumped with back
pressure of IS pounds, to hold back the water.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
b U LII E T IN

CUT BANK-Toronto Pipeline
company posted price of 1924 for
Cut Bank crude effective Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. It is said
to effect only the production of r.
C. Tarrant, the only producer who
is now selling to British-American.
International Refining Co. price is
$1.4O per barrel.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
nrpORTs BOOST STORAGE

Were it not for imports OF oh
there would have been no great
gain in storage in the United States
in recent months. Imports OF
foreign oil have been kept far be-
yond the figure once accepted as
the natural and proper portion OF
the market to wshich imports are
-
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I
Montana refiners used SIS per
cent Of the total production. in ad-
dition to withdrawal of around H.
600 barrels from storage. This
would indicate that had the Canad-
ian market been divorced from Mon
tana oil fields in August, and had
the Montana market been equitabIy
distributed among producers under
plan OF proration. all producers
would have had a market for around
So percent of their crude.
On the other hand. with Canadian
markets divorced. north Montana oil
fields had S.759 barrels OF oil daily
to provide for another refinery were
one built.
Canadian refiners are quite de-
finately out Of the Montana market
and there has been much discussion
whether Montana has enongh oil
to supply another major refinery.
These August figures indicate two
things:
1. That with state-supervised
proration, there would be no dis
tress among producers, with an
adequate market for all.
2. That with Kevin-Sunburst pro-
rated 500 there was still enough
production to supply the needs Of
a major refinery.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
AGAIN GETS 15O-BBL. 'NATURAL0

Jack Agan Of the A. on ths week has the best
Goeddertz
NEANWH Ridge
OF initial,
acidization drilled the Madi
son lime, to 1874 feet
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
GETS 6O-BBL. WELL

of Elwel
completed 6O-barrel well the Carlson NE SEA
22353W drilled lime 1870 to
1885 where had good showing Acdzaon made into So
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
GENou WEI.L SHUT DOWN

Security Petroleum Corp, well,
drilling on Genou structure, is still
shut down at around 1890 feet.
They are said to be in need of a
string of casing and further fl
names.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
STAR MAN Is VISITOR

G. A. McGrew, representing the
Portland branch of the Star Drill
lings Machine company, was a visi-
tor in Great Falls this week, calling
on prospective Star users.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
Flow OF Gas At Shallow
Depth At Mission Dome

flow Mission miles southeast
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
Shelby Lions Urge State To
Use MOntana-nad Gasoline
To Help Remedy Crude Market
What About Cut Bank?

Many nstent demands have been received the Journal for
the people like
shelby people largely dependent the oil industry for their
gasoline
that consumption in July and August about the
I'm
named, gasoline
sumption was ONE HUNDRED PERCENT 8EONTANA-NfADE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
WELL WEST OF kelvin
WAS
PEAK MONTH
IN OIL FIELDS

Montana oil production in August
averaged 1854 barrels per day,
against a market demand of 1885
barrels per day the consumption
having exceeded production by "a
$40 barrels during the 31-day
period.
OF the total market. 1854
barrels were refined in Montana re-
fineries and 271.598 barrels were
exported to Canada.
In the three north Montana fields
August production was as follows:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-09
Some Figures To Null Over

en- prorated to the level of the
III of 1887, including Cut Bank,
have been the result:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-05
Bitter Fights
Developed al
A. Of / Pariey

DENVER, Oct. 5. (UP)-The American Federation of
Labors 57th annual convention today developed series of
bitter conflicts arising from demands from expulsion of
the rebel CIO unions and for abolshment of the National
Labor Relations board Controversy fover both issues
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-05
BIG CONTRACT
ON CANAL TO
BE FINISHED

YUMA, Oct. 5-The w. E. Gala
han Construction company will fin
ish within the next few weeks the
largest single excavation contract
on the All Americans canal.
While other contractor work full
crews to complete their portions of
The big ditch, and eastern Imperial
county faces an acute housing
shortage as a result. the Callahan
company is dismantling its huge
draglines preparatory to moving
away from the scene where it has
played an important part ;Nnce
the beginning.
One big Callahan dragline was
being walked over the greasewood
and mesquite of the desert be-
tween the sandhills and Araz juno
ton today for dismantling. Another
has been dismantled, and others
will follow as soon as the mopping
up job is done.
The company still must finish
several cuts, remove plugs where
detours were put in during bridge
construction, and complete other
details of the job.