davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

Harmincot esztea06 r0vid
id6 a vilagt0rtenelemben, de
hosszu kor egyenek Is intez-
m6nyek eleteben. Kiil6n0sen
hosszu pedig ide a tengeren-
tulra szakadt magyar nepeirk
eleteben, idegen neptenger-
ben - "jegtablakra epitett" in
tezmenyeink torteneteben. At
erezve ezen nehezsegeket, gyii-
lekezetunk vallasos j6 n4pe ju-
MUS Gan, most vasarnap meg
all, hogy r0vid visszapillantast
vessen anyaszentegyhazunk IS
ewes, kuzdelemteljes multjara
es abb6l biztato batoritast me-
ritsen egy remenyteljesebb,
szebb j0v6 kialakitasara. Jubi-
leumi iinnepelyiink vasarnap
delutan 4 orakor tartand6 al
kalmi istentisztelettel veszi kez
detet. A scent szolgalatokat
DR.. Uilaki Ferenc toledoi es DR..
w. H. Hudnut Youngstown, va
lamint Rev. Irshay Zoltan
campbelli, Varga Lajos pitts
burghi, Dokus Gabor cantoni,
Kruchio Antal alliancei, Macy
Ferenc farrelli, Macy Andras
beaverfallsi, Daroczy Matyas
cleveland es Szijjartd fstvan
east cleveland lelkeszek fog
jak vegezni. Az unnepely szep-
seget Mt. Ujlaki Ferencne szolt
eneke es ket enekkarunk alkal-
mi enekszamai fogjak emelni.
Istentisztelet utan fel z Oral
kezdettel banketti tinnepely
lesz a Front es Market SITS. sar.
kan lev6 Westminster Presby.
terian Church alkalmas ebed.
10 termeben. Egyhazunk veze.
tosege szeretettel varja gyiile.
kezetunk 0sszes tagjait, bara.
TAFT, valamint a youngstown.
es kornyeki magyar egyhazal
es egyletek klld0ttsegeit ugy
a templomi istentiszteletre
mint az ait k0veto banketti
innepelyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
HETI. C|KK AZ
.ALkOTMANYR0L
Irja: MAX BERNS

Hogyan viszonylik egymas-
hoz az az lido, amely egy tor
veny elfogadasat veszi igenybe
azzal az idovel, amely egy al
kotmany modositas torvenyesi-
teset igenyli?
Minden kongresszusi tiles
szak alatt ezernyi vi torveny
gondolata merrill fel, szazakat
terjesztenek el6, 2O-3O-at meg
vitatnak, ellenben csak nehany
kerul elfogadasra. A torveny-
iavaslatok k0ziil sokat felre-
tesznek a k0vetkez6 iilesszak-
ra, esetleg 2-3 ulesszakkal ke-
sobb veszik 6ket ujra el6. Oily
nagyszamu t0rvenyjavaslat var
letargyalasra, hogy a torve
nyek elfogadasanak id6tarta-
mat mem lehet mathematical
pontossaggal megallapitani.
Szamos alkotmanym6d 6dozat
tervezet keriilt a Kongresszus
ele, amelyek k0zul csak neha-
nyat fogadott el a t0rvenyhozo
testiilet azzal, hogY nepszava-
zasra terjeszti 6ket, el6, Az al
kotmany modositasok elfoga-
dasa 9-t6l - 46 h6napig yalta-
koz6 id6tartamig terjedt.
Az els6 egynehAny alkot-
many modositast, amelyeket
szabadsagjogi t0ry6ny gyujt6-
neven ismeriink, az @honap
alatt fogadtak el egyiittesen.
A 16-ik, vagy maskent a j0ve-
delmi ado fiiggelek elfogadass
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

bat 6ta a piketek soraib6l min
den repiil6gepet puskattizzel
iidv0zolnek es tobb goly6 ta-
lalt is. Szerdan ket gep seriilt
meg es a Republic besziintette
a nilesi repiileseket, ellenben a
Trumbull megyei sheriffhez
fordult, hogy adjon vedelnnet
a truckoknak, amelyeken elel-
miszert ohajtanak a gyarakbae
szallitani.
A helyzet a Trumbull me-
gyei gyarakban nagyon vesze-
defines es sulyos osszecsapasok
varhatok.
Termeszetesen egesz csom6
hamis hir keriilt forgalomba.
Icy teIesen valotlan az, hogy
a piketeket a gyarosok fogjak
fizetni, vagy az, shogy a sztrajk
r0vid tartamu lesz.
Eddig sem az allan, sem az
orszag mem avatkozott a
sztrajkba.
Szerencsere eddig a youngs-
town. keruletben halaleset
mem volt. Tobben megseriiltek
mindket reszr6l.
A youngstown keriiletben a
munkasok naponta k0riilbeltil
ITS ezer dollar napszamot We
szitenek, a gyarak vesztesege IS
tetemes osszegelre rug. u
A Sheet and Tube csiit6rt6-
lkSn o. kttel Ken lefizett
kasait, de a munkasok kaptaK
| igazolo jegyeket, i1ogy mem
kell maid orvosi vizsgalatra
menniok, ha a sztrajk veget
er. Ez pedig sajnos csak hetek
mulva varhato.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
HDs||T' .JIlUBIlEUM
A SIT. Gy6rgy egyl1Az alapit6-
j. inegiinnepelte pappa szente-
ksenek 25-ik evf0rdul6jat

F6tisztelend6 Papp Sandor
volt youngstown, jelenleg Ca
xy, Ind, g0r. kath. esperes-ple-
b&iaos must vasarnap, majus
30-an tinnepelte pappa szente-
.lesenek Is ik evfordulojat az
ottani SIT. sMihaly templom-
ban.
A fenyes eziist-mise tobb
mint II lelkesz segedletevel a
zsufolasig megtelt templom-
ban t0bb, mint harom 6ran at
tartott egyhazi iinnepely kere-
teben folyt le.
A vilagi tinnepelyt a k0zeli
Miramare terembe nprogramos
diszebed zarta be, amelyen a
varos elokel6 vezet6 tisztvise-
loi es iizletemberei nagy szam-
ban voltak kepviselve. A nagy
k0zonseg befogadasara az ezer
eritekes terem kicsinek bizo-
'1yult. A szamos felkoszont6 es
I sok ertekes es hasznos ajan-
dek targyak atadasa utan az
unnepely vilagi resze tanccal
fejez6dott be.
Kiil0n meglepetes volt a pie
banian adott szerenad, anne
lyet ugy ejfel fele az Orgona
| Korus tagiai adtak Papp four
max es videki vendegeinek.
Youngstownbol oft voltak:
Ress Jozsef ismert iizletembe1
nejevel, sziil. Papp Marionnal
aki Ft. Papp. Sander huga.
/ iii. Zupko Gyorgy Is edesanyja
valamint q youngstowniak al
tal ismert, jelenleg mas varo
siak: F6t. RACE P. GAbor, F6t
Gorzo Balint, F6t. Ivancso Da
MEL es F6t. Bereczky Jen6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
HALALOZAS

Arany Sander 54 ewes Sha-
ron Linei lakos huzamoS beteg-
seq utan majus 26-an elhunyt.
Temetese majus 28-an, csit0r-
t0k0n a Stewart fele kapolna-
Dol Mt. Bertalan Istvan bap-
tista lelkesz szertartasa utan
a Tod temet6be tOrtent.
Az egyedul lako Arany San
dort az utobbi evekben a kozel-
ben lako Marek csalas gondoz-
ia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
YOUNGSTOWN
R0vID hlREk

Ohio allamban is megkezd-
TEX epiteni az els6 allamf hut6-
hazat, amelyben a farmerok a
romlando elelmi cikkeiket el-
raktarozhatjak ARA az id6re,
mig eladasra vagy elhasznalas-
"a mem kertil a sor. Az elso
ilyen raktar Wooster mellett
rovidesen felepiil, amelyet sza-
mos mas varosban is kes6bb
epiteni fognak. Ilyen hut6ha-
zakat mar t0bb k0zepnyugati
allamban epitettek.
A nyari id6szak alatt a
youngstown down town. liz
letek mar delutan 5 6rakor zar-
max, egesz Labor Day-ig fog
ICY tartani. Kiveve szombato-
kon, mikor 5.30-ig tartanak
nyitva, iizletnyitas tovabbra is
delel6tt $50.
Pennsylvania a1lamban a
t0ryenyhozas. .elfogadta a A
6ras heti munkaorat gyermek
VI
es n6i munkasok reszere.
A multi hetf6 este a youngs-
town. Bernard Airport k0zele-
ben auto 0sszeiitkozes volt, a
melynek halalps aldozata Ed
ward Misl1ick detroiti lakos,
aki hafalra egett a kocsijaban.
A tiizet gazolin robbanas el6zte
meg.
Harorn napos tinnep halalos
aldozatainak szama harom.
Szaz-nyolcVan, legtobb ezek
Ohioban 25-en halifax hirte-
len l1alalt, ebb6l 13 forgalom
10 vizbefulladas es 2 tizben
lelte halalat.
Az 0sSzeS szeSzes ital uzletek
a sztrajk ideje alatt tovabbra is
zarva maradnak, ugy Maho.
ming, mint Trumbull megyek
minden reszeben.
Peter J. Corll volt Maho-
ming megyei sheriffet kinevez-
tex a 12-ik keriilet sales tax
managereve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
KEMENYTt)Z

10th Istvan ismert De Lux
marketjeben kemeny .tiiz volt
kedden ejjel, amely azonban
mem okozott nagyobb kart. Mi
vel az uzlet a varos forgalmas
E. Federal Streetjen van, 3
tizolt6sag nagy k6szenlettel
vonult XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
VERHOVAY 364.

A Verhovay 364-ik fiok most
kedden, junius 13-an tartja
rendes havi gyuleset a Wilson
Ave.-i SIT. Istvan Otthonban,
keretnek az 0sszes tagok lehe-
toleg megjelenni pontosan este
8 orara.
TiSztelettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
AMAR ECY HETES ACEL SzTRAJk
APR0BB zAvARCASOKAT OkOzOTT
Youngstown kerietben mintegy munk&s dol
gozk Republic Warren Is NIesi telepei iizemben ma
radtak. OFT eIkeseredett hare. Youngstown cs0n
des napi veszteseg 6riasi Hetekig tarthat hare

uCS. a AaPA vCSASCSCS OAAd
Mi - ezeket a sorokat ir-.
juk : 'eges acel sztrajk, q
NJ D; p,.e has,e own ,''a1,e Sheet sand and
coes.l7> 4'e caep init, -eb-
ben a A> IN egy he
teS.
Azok akik a. fittek, hogy
a sztrajk csak egy par napos
lesz, nagyon csal6dtak es je-
lenleg sajnos nincs kilatas ar
ra, hogy hamarosan vege lesz.
A gyarosok ismetelten kijelen-
tettek, hogy minden tekintet-
ben elismerik a uniot a Wagner
torveny rendelkezesei szerint de
mivel a t0rveny ere mem ko-
telezi 6ket, mem hajlandok seer
coolest alairni. A CIO pedig Ydr
gaszkodik ahhoz, hogy a gya-
rak meghatarozott idore szolo
szerz6dest irjanak ala.
Ez az egyetlen kerdes ebben
a sztrajkban.
A CIO mem ker t0bb fizetest
a munkasoknak, sem kevesebb
orat. A szabadsag a Sheet and
Tube es Republicnal ma is
jobb, mint a Carnegie szerz6-
desben.
A gyarosok ait allitjak, hogy
a CIO csak hatalmi vagyaban
kerr a szerz6dest, hogy AIT ar
ra haszna1ia fel, hogy nlinden-
kit a unioba ke11yszerftsei1: An
mondjak a gyarosok, hogy ez
csak az elso lepes es a masodik
mar maid AIT k0veteli, hogy q
4 gvarak csak unio munkasokat
alkalmazzanak es hogy min.
denkinek a fizeteseb6l voniak
lie a unio tagsagi dijait, aka1
akarja AIT a munkas fizetni
akar mem.
Youngstownban ,magaban a
sztrajk eleg csendesen folyik,
az elso ket nap sok piket volt
a piket vonalakon. Volt egy par
kisebb verekedes is, inert a pi-
ketek baseball utoket, cs6dara-
bokat es egyeb fegyvereket is
hordanak. Aztan lecsendesedett
a piket vonal is. Dacara annak,
hogy a unio vezetoi kijelentet-
tex, hogy mines kifogasuk az
ellen, hogy gyarak a szukse-
ges miszaki munkasokkal
ugyeljenek a draga gepezetek-
re, megis a piketek oda torek-
szenek, hogy a bent marado es
acelt mem termelo munkaso-
kat, akik egyaltalan mem ne
vezhetok sztrajktoroknek XII
eheztesse. Ez 0sszecsapasokra
adott okot.
Niles es Warrenben azonban
egeszen mas a helyzet. OFT a
Republic gyarakbol mem ment
XII a munkassag mind Is a
gyarak reszlegesen dolgoznak.
Ez a teny nagyon elkeseritet.
te a sztrajkba ment munkaso.
kat es kiil0nosen Warrenber
nagyobb zavargasok voltak.
A warreni es nilesi gyar te.
lepeket teljesen k0rilvette 6
piket vonal, amely meggatolta
a gyarban marado munkassae
elelmiszerrel valo ellatasat. Er.
re a gyar vezet0sege vett vagy
egy feltucat repul6gepet es {
warreni telepet rendes leszal
lasokkal naponta negy tonns
elelemmel latjak el. A Nilesi te
lepen nem tudnak leszallni 6.
ICY az elelmiszer csomagokat
ledobtak a gepekb6l. Multi SION
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

szeretettei hivunk IS vArunk
minden magyar testvsrunIset
ugy az egyhaxi mint 4 Blanket
unnepslyunkre. A YoungstownI
tores) Magyar Ev. Reformatus
Egyhax TisxtlIkara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
EsE N EN.Y !: |! Ekt !.

AZ Ameritni Vas- es 4ceIi1a-
teset szdmitdsai szerint az anne
rikai uasmunkds csnk egg ala
csony hdnynddt dolgozza an
max az id6nele, amt kult0ldi
ssaktdrsa dolgozik, hogy ma
gdt Is csalddjdt elelnisserek
tel elldssn.
/ tucGt tojdst. I font ssulon-,
ndt, coy kenyeret, ! Ireg tejet
Is meg nShd,.y nsds sleln1t cik-
ket vdsdrolhdt az anserikai pas
n,unkds assal a p6nzzel, anne
lyet cs,ipdn is 6rui nsunkdjd-
val keres.
A Nemzetk0zi MupknIgyi
Hiudtal kimutatja, hogy a fon-
tosabb kIlt0ldi unstersel6 d.
lGn7okbdn a nsunkdsok sOkknl
t0bbet doIg0znak, hogy az OF
tdni drnk es nz ottani bSrek
nlapjdn az amerikni eIelmisse-
rekhez hasonl6 n,in6segI es
nse1nyisegi e,1nfuul6t vehes-
sen. Angldbnn hdron, es hd-
r0mnegyed oral naunkdt, Ne
metorssdgban het 6rai mAnkdt
Is Belgiunabnn IA oral nun-
kdt Desz ez igenybe.
AZ dn,erik1i D1sipdrbnn fl
setett dtlagos berek 40 ssdsa-
lekkdl n,agnsabbak, mint a kill
t0ldi dllamokban fisetett dtla-
gos nlu,tkuberek 6s ez a t0bblet
teljesen kiegyenliti az anaerikai
es a aakIlt0Idi elelmisser drak
k6s0ttt kiil6nbseget. AZ anseri-
kai ipari naunkds tehdt kere-
setenek kisebb hdnyaddt k0lti
az 6lelnisserekre, mint a kill
f0ldi n,unkds es e1nek dacdra
sokkal t0bbtSle eIeln,issert 3D.
SdT0lhdt.
Ptttsburghban I font ssalOn-
ma es / tucat tojds drdt a mum
kds 36 perc alatt keresi meg,
mig a beIga n1unkds ugyan-
exert 6.5 6rdt dolgosik.
ToDdbbi ssdmitds kinautatja
hOgy a feati slelniszerekert
Neutrality-suspicious. 3.5 6rdt, An
glidban 2 6rdt keI dolgosnia
q pasn1unk6snak.
] ! / font keuy6r es- I, liter tel
drdt az an,erikai Dasmu,akds
IN perc ntunkd1dDal keresi
meg, ugyanezert Belgiu1nban
nanjdnen1 I 6rdt, Nemetorszdg-
ban IS percet es Anglidban
nem egeszen tel 6rdt keH a
vasmurakdsnak dolgosnia.
/ font marfaahust az itteni
vasnaunEdsok IL perc naunka
ellenertekeert ssereshetik meg
az angol Dasnaunkds 20 percet,
a nenaet SO percet, a belga pc
dig naajdnem ket 6rdt dolgosik.
font burgonyd ORA naegtelel
2 perc nnunEnberenek Belgi-
umbaa es 3 perc nauakabere-
nek Anglidban es Nemetor-
ssdgban. AZ anerikai Dasmu1-
kds 1 font burgonya drdert 2
percet dolgosik.
1 font. vaj Ora naegtelel 4
6rai naunkaber1ek Belgium
ban, naajdnen 2 ordnak Ne
metOrssdgban, k0sel 1 6rdnak
Anglidban, mig Aperikdban
csupdn 26 perc n1unkGberevel
egyenB
A nemet vasn1uacds I font
cuk0rert 30 percet, q belgd As
percet, az nngol vasnaunkds 8
percet dolgosik. Az aaaerikai
uasnu,,kds pedig egy font CO..
k0r drdt mem egessen 4 perc-
nyi nluak0 dI1tt kereSi meg.
Ket hfu1taIos kimutGtdB
sserint az ut6bbi % ev alatt
a nsunAcaad6k q folytonosaa
enneIked6 k0telesettsSgek es
terhek dacdra a gydrvdllala-
tokban dolgos6k beret 1852 ssd-
salekkal enaeltek tel.
Az Orssdgos Ipavi Hivatal XII
nautatja, hogy 1914 juliusdban
n OuGripnrbnn NJ ftLnnOs man,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

Peter j. Corll volt Maho-
ming megyei sheriffet kinevez-
tex a 12-ik keriilet sales tax
managereve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

A TISZTIKAR.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-25
KRAMER TURNS
ATTENTION TO
NEVADA MINES

BILLINGS-H Kramer OF
Chicago and Billings has just re-
turned from Elko county, Nevada.
where he inspected the property
of the Tobin Hills, Inc, located
in the Bull Run range of noun
tains in the Blue Jacket Mining
District, Elko County, Nevada, five,
miles South West of the we'll known
Mountain City Camp. The Noun
tain City is Tocated 113 miles
south of Mountain Home, Idaho, a
railroad station. and IS miles north
of Elko, another railroad station,
but on a we'll improved highway
out of Boise, Idaho.
In company with Mr.. Kramer, was
a widely known mining engineer,
Arnold NJ. Phippen, Boise, Idaho,
and Casper, Wyoming, who has spent
four years working out a thorough
and detailed geological and engin-
GERS knowledge on the Blue Jacket
District. Also in MIR. Kramers
party was Mr.. H. Hoersch, an oil
man from Casper.
Mr.. Kramer has obtained an op-
ton on the properties and will
leave for Chicago, the latter of
mis- week with the idea of whipping
and organization together to ex- I
srcise his option, and execute a /
of the property.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-25
START BROADWAY MIL

SILVER STAR-Preiminary test
runs vert made at the mill at the
Broadway mine starting Friday and
it is expected that the mill will be
in continuous operation in a few
days Utilizing the cyanide process,
the mill is capable of treating 100
tons daily.
The Broadway mine, one of the
famous oldtime producers Of this
district and credited with production
in excess of one million dollars, was
reopened this spring by the Vic
toria Mines, Inc. The company ex-
tended the power line from the
Mammoth properties north of Twin
Bridges to the Broadway and has
carried on an extensive development
program in the mine, which is now
developed to depth Of approx
mately 700 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-25
GLACIER ST. YER
Ar LIBBY REPORTS
ROSEATE OUTLO COX

LIBBY-At the annual meeting
of Glacier Silver Lead Mining Co.,
Thos. R. Toole, F. w. Kesling and
DR.. Van Dorm of Spokane; John
Hatfield Of Wenatchee and W. F.
Kienitz of Libby were elected di-
rectors. Encouraging reports were
received, chief of which was a fav-
oralble report by Charles H. Good
sell, mining engineer, on the re-
Gently discovered 15-foOt vein.
The directors were authorized to
levy another assessment of one-haf
cent per share to carry On devel-
opment.
While work or blocking out ore
will continue, the mill will not be
started until ore sufficient for at
least six months operation has been
blocked out.
Mr.. GOodseu said in his report:
1.-The point where the ore has
been encountered is approximately
1000 feet on the dip of the vein |
almost directly below the outcrop |
and old workings which shipped |
hand sorted ore to the smelter in
the earliest history of the mine and |
If as appears the vein should show
like naturalization throughout that
distance, Glacier mine should show
a profitable operation for many
years to come"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-25
Sill YER MINERS
WONDER ABOUT
SILVER FUTURE

Montana silver miners are watch.
ing for turn of events in the at
t1tude of the government toward
the future price of silver, after the
administrations price fixing mea-
sure, pegglag silver at 77.57, ex-
pires on December 81.
The controversy over whether
THE fixed price should apply to new
ly mined silver mined before De-
cember 81, even if delivered to the
government after that date, was de-
clded in favor OF the miners, whose
production, rather than shipments
up to December 81, will be accepted
at the present price.
This leaves some doubt as to
whether the price of silver will drop
down to the world price, also
whether the world price of silver
will collapse.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-25
Heavy Nuggets
Ideal To HurI
At Jackrabbits

BILLINGS-The writer question
ed Ray Wright, vice president and
general manager as to how the
Goldmont Mining and Milling com
pany is progressing. He respon-
ded with: For the past so days,
operating expenses have been short
and in order to feed my men l had
them select all those smooth egg
sized gold nuggets during the day
and lay them aside. The next
morning I would give them each
three nuggets and send them into
the hills. When a Jack Rabbit got
up, my men. with deadly aim,
would bring Mr.. Jack down by
throwing a nugget in lieu of a
rock. In that way meat for food
was obtained. also a surplus of
rabbits, permitting trading some Of
the carcases for beans. thus provid-
ing rations for operating"
In addition to making the opera
tion stand on its own merits Wright
also has developed a fissure vein
of gold and silver with some lead,
25 #. thick, and gradually widen
ing as work progresses. Assays
on this ore have run an average
of $11.50 per ton.
1t is self evident that If the
Jack Rabbits hold out there is no
question but what future develop
ment will prove profitable.
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AREA OF POSSIBLE
CONTINUED from Page Onel


Canadian side Of the border, and
known as the Kotops well, is said
to have had production of eight
barrels OF oil per day, with consid-
cradle water, coming from the Cut
Bank sand. Location OF the Ko-
tops we'll is half a mile north of the
northwest corner of Section 5-37-
4Ws four and one-half miles north
of the Cobb we'll.
On the south end OF the fold a
well was drilled several years ago
by The Texas company on the In
ternational Land company farm,
In Sc a SWH 6-36-4W, three miles
distant. 1t had a showing OF oil in
a sandy shale where the Cut Bank
sand was expected, but no true sand
was present. It also had a show
ing OF oil at the top OF the Madi-
son lime.
1t is believed that the area be-
tween the Texas company we'll ON
the south and the Kotops well on
the north will likely be produc-
tive, these wells revealing the To-
cation OF the Out Bank sand. About
IL sections OF land are under lease
In a solid block.
The next nose" to the East is
the Border-Red Coulee oil field
Large flowing wells marked the
EARLY history of this field. Bad
handling of some of these wells.
which flowed out of control, pulled
n water premat6rely. Operators
lso point out that the presence of
ms pressure on the north side of
ne field is also revealed in the flow
ng wells completed on the west
lose where the Landers and Tweedy
vells are located.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-25

Johnson demonstrated his rod
in the Journal office. He found
a spot near the center of the private
office-just beyond a spot where
he would each time trip over the
rug. Each member of the Journal
staff was given opportunity to try
it out, holding onto the forked wire
arrangement with one hand-the
other hand held firmly in the big
hand of Mr.. Johnson. The stenos
and bookeepers all tried it and it
would have been loads OF fun had
Mr.. johnson been young and hand
some, but he is not. At least he
is not young.
Johnson was anxious to make a
connection with someone who wants
to locate something anything at
all. He will make the location
just to prove that he is right. All
the other fellow has to do is drill
Or dig the hole. The spot where
The bug" worked in the private
office is one that has been occupied
~ a lot Of drillers who have told
about their wells and by miners
Who have described their leads, rich
n gold and silver. So the office
orce concluded that the ''bug"
scented ''gas" at this 10
alton, where the guests chair us
ally sits.
One of the most interesting dis
Overies Mr.. Johnson claims is that
here is oil under the streets of
Ielena. He thinks the earthquake
lay have had something to do with
:. lit is so plain that he can feel
ne pull even when he has no
rod" in his hands, he says.
He has located numerous hidden
ads in mining districts, he says,
nd when the miner loses his vein
trough faulting, Mr.. Johnson
9asts that he can unerTingly find
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-25

Montana increased its gold out
put from 151,08S ounces in 1885 to
10000 ounces in 1886. as a result
of increased production of both lode
and placer mines. Gold from placer
mines, chiefly dredges. both floating
boats with connected buckets and
dry land plants with drag-lne ex-
cavators. was 10000 ounces in 1886,
an increase of 14,5OO ounces over
1895. Gold from lode mines was
13S. 200 ounces in 1886, an increase
of 13,411 ounces over 1885 Gold
fro mcopper ores and lead-zinc ores
firm Butte prperties of the Ana
conda Copper Co. was more than
double that in 1885 and the largest
lode production in the State. There
was also a substantial increase of
gold production at the Ruby Gulch
prperty in Phillips County. other
large producers of gold included the
Could. Spring Hill. Little Ben,
Golden Messenger and Comet.
Irvine E. Stewart, accompanied by
Mrs. Stewart, was a visitor in Cut
Bank last week. His home is now in
California.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-25
GRANnE PRAIRTE REFINERY

GRAlNDE PRAIRIE, Alberta
Local interests have organized
Grande Prairie Co-Operaitive Oil
Refinery, to establish a marketing
organization and eventually a small
refining plant at Grande Prairie
Officers are; President, Thomas
Watt, BeaverlOdge, Alberta; vice
president, /. v. Macklin, Grande
Prairie; directors, George Stephen,
j. L. Boyle, M. Floener; secretary
treasurer, r. H. Thomas; general
manager, w. T. McF'adden.