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DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA

OF Black Mail. best-selling
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Biddle dropped William Power
Maloney as chief prosecutor of
the sedition trials, after Senator
Wheeler threatened to raise a
cry about Biddie's inefficiency,
and that in Nye's office, coun-
ellis were held to determine the
strategy against the Govern
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-01-01
Who Shall Speak For
American JewrY?

ION the second Of the
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"A PARTISAN GUIDE TO
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ALLEGES Wheeler. NYe Helped
c+on Sedition Prosecution

New York (JPS)-The a1lega-
tions that Senator Burton K.
Wheeler, and former Senator
Gerald P. Nye helped abort the
ease against the sedition defend
ents is made in It's A Secret:
Shocking Truth Behind The
sedition Trials. (Reynal & Hitch
cock, $1) by Henry Hoke, author
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-09
(Sortiesune foIst)

Oitens S0b'n in 2idtgIana treten,
l1no es nabt Ser bobe Stern,
Sen ans &reua geidlag'nen Serrn
Bor benz areu5e an5ubeten.
sSr Der Stride BORT gan5 eisem
Stebt elm Baum obn' Dorm unb 9lii-
ten,
@ngel fiten auf ben 3peigen,
Die inmitten gbriitum bitten.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-27
Cat Creek

(Continusd From Paga -
POOR BOY on. Co..mRrNDEKx NO. B.
CELL NE SW z1-1nN-10E
Location translated
-RHRMR aa-A--
NIX NE SEE D-1KNS@8E
old second sand prodncer despening
Top Sd Cat Greek, 1885. Top Morrison
risonY) aand. 17A0. Took oli-saburmead
core 20 1853. It'd. Core showed safsara-
dons no water. Water broke n from 80
Cat Creek Haesm@nt@d. Ho1@ dry On
test To gun-parforate side walls oppo-
site sasuration- Mads little oil when ssn
perforated No water. Shot with 10 cts.
400 ma. pressure. fanpsns. making Oh
and rotary water. Testing.
HANLsOM.YORR-G0vT. NO.
SW NV SIC e-1AN-3lE.
Spudded 6-28-46: putting on pump. OIL
rose HOO IT.; 100 bbls. oil per day.
HANLON.BRrT. DOM. GOVT. NO.
NV NE SW 8-14N-31E
100 bbls. oil per day.
CAT CREEK OIL vENTURECARLSON
G Sc SIC e-15N-29E
Cable tool operation; drilling, 1880
TROLEUnEB-CHARLEs NO.
Sc SE NV z1-1BN-30E
Spndded i-o-46; topped LIST Morrison.
1895. No porosity. Topped And Morrison.
Testing after shot Hole filled up coo n.
Standing.
BRITISH DoMINIoN-CHARLEs NO. l.
SIC NV sW z1-1bN-20E
Testing production.
HANLON-MFTCHELL NO. B.
SW NV NE 21-i5N-S0E
Location
POOR B0Y OIL CO.BRKNDT.EY no. L.
NE NE SW 21-16N-90E
from ses feet COMPLETION. Initial
Tow. 500 bbis. OH in IL hrs. from sand
topped 156o. I'd, 1879; 4-inch pipe ce-
mented, 1871. FL, 1850. Sand top, 11e1
ASH. Cleaned out and put ON pump.
Hole caved. Attempt TO clean out UNI
successful Well making no oil Shut In.
Operators say may clean out in effort 20
restore production
r. G. TARRANT.EAIR NO. L.
NE NE Sc 2S-16N-3OE
Derrick up.
HANLlON-JACKSON NO. t.
Sc SW NE 27-15N-30E
Location
FARMERS UETON-STATE NO. B.
SW SW NV SW 16-15N-30E
Spudded e-11-46: Tin. set 1904. I'd,
1919 Top pay sand, 1905. Putting on
pump. No report.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-27
ACTIVE MONTANA
WILDCATS

Arch Apex Structure
ARCH-APEx-PARsRaAl no. L.
NV NWA NEM 4-8eN-SE
Waiting on pipe 154o.
Bannatyne Field
BANNATYNE OIL sYND-aPKKR NO. H.
ZIG Be D@yomian Te@f1
NV INV BIC S21N-1E
Location
Big Horn County
"a. Y. HUNT-KENDRECK no. t.
Sc Sc 24~1N-2AE
Spudded 7-16-46; drilling. 100.
Button Butte
TARRANT. wO0DwORTH NO. L.
SIZE SUE 20-14N-2E
Drilling. 3575
Cassidy Structure
MIDWEST ORIG. co. sCHNTTzsEETER
Sc sw NE 14-sSN-1sE
Spudded 7-S-46; repairing rig.
Conrad Area
PLOT PRODUCTION co. NO. T.
NV NV NV 1e-z1N-8W
Spudded Alag; water, 1S80-70. Landed
Bin, 1880; cementing cave. 22e0.
Cherry Ridge Structure
GEO; HARRIS ET A1-wzNTERRowD
sE SIX SIC e-SSN-a1E
Location. VIM drop until drilling starts
Gage Dome
NORTHERN ORDNANCE-HOKsD NO. g.
SW NV f4-eN-20E
Spudded 7-9-4e; drilling, 176O. No report.
Haymaker Structure
u. @. TARRANT.C. n. WILLIAMS NO.
G NE 9W 29-eN-13E
Waiting for engine parts, e06.
Lewistown Area
r. c. TARRANT.KOvHCH NO. T.
G NE INV 3S~1EN-faE
10-inch cemsnted 400. for water ahutofg
Standing, 900.
Maxwell Butte Structure
PURE OII~STATE NO. H.
CWM SW Sc S6-zN-51E
Elev. 3007 CIR, 3016 d. F.; 10 " In. casing
set, 1493. DIST, 51e6-5210, open 70 min,
rec. 1900 TT. fresh water, thru u I'm.
choke. Schlumberger tops, Pierre, 1910;
Muddy, 1900: Dakota. 5144; Morrison
$780, Spearfigh, 6055; -Minneiusa, G812;
core 7620-7627, rec. IT. Bin hard
brown dolomite; core 7640-7660, rec IL
Il. brown dolonnite, sulphur odor; core
7687-76, rec. 1T. oolltic lime some
pcrosity. Drilling 7785, in lime.
Meagher County
y. @. TARRANT-HOI.LTDAYN NO. t.
SW SW 35-aN-10E
Top Colorado, $40; standing, 1115.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-27

Pondera Field
A B. C0HB-COPxEw no. o.
EM EM SEA 1027N-4W
Drilling, 40.
l.. a. Qya0LmY- cHRzsTRagBoN NO. a.
NE Ne SE NE 1l-4TN-4W
spudd@d e-1o-ae; standing, 5s7. Rig
moved of until pipe available.
RatkIesnmke Butte
wAgTz-6s0vT no. -
8W Sc x7-1SN-1eE
ron "a Cat crssk ssnd, ssppsd s7s0:
os1er sarsss carried water. PssTrsp test
under way. Reported making about 20
bbls. oil daily with water.
CHARACTERIZATION NO. t.
G BE NE 17-1sN-2sE
spudd@d-
Roger Lee Structure
m. L. P0@T0N-WENDT NO. L.
NV EK 11-SGNs21W
i0-ln. casing set, e4S; Sin. run to 104s
Cementing and cleaning, 111b.
Shawmut AnticIine
M0N-0-C0 UNIT NO. r.
NV NE NV 10-7N-19E
Location.
n. G. TARRANT-N. p. NO.
NE NE Sc 1-6N-15E.
spudded 7-2-4o; standing, a.
Sum River Area
LUCKY aKvEN on CO-sANBORN NO.
NV ME- SW %321M-1W
Standing. 750.
SweeGgrass Hills Area
TExACO.@ORRRLL NO. L.
c NE NV 20-36N-6E
Location.
Warren Structure
EAST ELR RAszN ZIG HORN BASIN
BR0CKWAX NO. H.
SW NE l0-6S-x6E
10an- cem@nted at 1877, with 50 sacks.
Drilling. 1900. No report.
West Fork AnficIine
RALPH APPEhEAN.RREvE9 NO. L.
c NE GW 1G-34N-1eE
Had oil show az ssoss5. Capped. May
drill deeper.
Utopia Structure
TExACO-LAAG NO. g.
G NV NE 9W 14~3SN-zE
EM, 2347; top Devon5an, 1921. DIST $685.
1891, large flow gas, ungauged. Drilling,
1912.
fw4.~oc4r o0,+v0I
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-27

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STATE BOARD OF LAND COMMITS
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-27

Notice Is hereby given that open com
petitive bidding for oil and gas leases on
the following described lands win be held
Ia the State Land Office. Helena, Montana.
at 200 O'Clock p. b.. August Is. 1876.
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sPITZ PUPPY for sale. $3.50 Prospect
ave Phone AD. $40.
J months old Cali vienna as5-J Tor I'm, in
DALMATIAN, female, mos old, ped, s75.
6ocKIk sPaNrE2 PnrPIEs e = aoon red black,
and buffs; Axe registered; $50 and SIS.
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all types. ranging from S35 and $50 to SIS
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KITTENS. part Persian, red and tortoise;
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DoGS-AKc Boston terriers, $50 I'D: /
cocker spaniel, M. show prospect. Is mos
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