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ISO 12945-3:2014 - Textiles- Determination of the fabric propensity to

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The document is a declaration of vested groundwater rights under Montana law, detailing the appropriation of groundwater by an individual named Erving L. Lipke. It includes information about the beneficial use of the water, which is primarily for irrigation and stock watering, as well as specifics on the date of earliest beneficial use, the amount of water claimed, and the means of withdrawal. The document also requires various details such as location, depth of water table, and any relevant geological formations encountered during drilling.

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