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Access	http://purl.org/msl/montanaeconomics1970vol9rich
Title	Montana economic study: staff [studies]
Creator	Montana Water Resources Board.
Date (Original)	1970.
Description	[v.1] Employment in Montana 1960: analysis by industry and occupation, by P.E. Polzin. [v.2] Social organization in Montana, by R.J. Bigart. [v.3] Indians in Montana, by P.C. Lin, S.B. Chase, R.J. Bigart. [v.4] Social change in Montana, by R.J. Bigart. [v
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Contributing Institution	Montana State Library
Publisher (Original)	[Missoula, Mont.]
Digital Collection	Montana State Publications
Genre (Short List)	documents
Type	Text
Digital Format	application/pdf
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Language	eng

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