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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
4
Smokers can tell flavors by smelling tobacco rubbed between the palms. The nose guides flavor and burning qualities, with tastes differing by flavoring. TUXE Tobacco uses chocolate flavoring and aged Burl tobacco with Sachin for a distinct aroma.
The Lewistown Chamber of Commerce plans a $12 000 advertising program for Fergus County this year The US Employment Service reports 100 farmhand positions ready for placement Gilman notes grain shipments to local elevators as a drought relief crop returns exceed early estimates Glendive hosts a July three day carnival and roundup marking the war's end and Dawson County veterans return Billings hears Liggett Meyers Tobacco plans a new state distributing branch in the city Lewistown eyes a log post office for Reed's Post site Missoula hears compulsory high school education will come in a few years Great Falls reports two men died after overindulgence in bay rum Butte voters who neglected to register are removed from the list Bozeman Montana hens from the Mrs W T Thompson flock win an all northwest egg laying contest at Pullman Miles City county plans gravel highways Miles City to Jordan Miles City to Tongue River Pumpkin Creek Missoula forestry reports 200 000 000 feet of lumber will be cut western Montana and northern Idaho logging industry strong Big Sandy influenza case left Mrs L Stevenson in a prolonged sleep Miles City water main extensions to be funded by property owners Butte veteran James Reynolds plans Memorial Day races at Indianapolis Missoula 75 000 will be allocated for Montana forest trail building two projects aim 30 miles of trails this summer
World scene reports France and Roumania each signed contracts with Canada's trade commission totaling 25 million dollars for raw materials and foodstuffs. Bolshevik influence spreads through Germany and Denmark. German officials plan to seize foreign securities for food purchases. In the U S wage talks foresee under 100 million dollars in gains for train workers. Influenza deaths rise in England and Wales with London workload doubling. A Texas congressman proposes one cent postage per ounce starting 1922. Wheat price bill may lower bread costs or enlarge loaves. Bauer Chemical stock sold to a St Louis firm for 150 thousand dollars. Japan allows loans to China for railways in Mongolia Manchuria and China proper. Hudson Maxim touts Chinese labor imports while AFL chief calls for two-year immigration halt post peace. A bank case requires 24 thousand dollars repayment. Allied naval losses total 803 thousand tons during WWI. Central Powers lost 415 thousand. U S war debt projected at 1.2 billion annually for 25 years. total debt 18 billion with interest 757 million and sinking fund 417 million. J P Morgan links labor unrest abroad to fatigue. a New York hotel proposes 20 percent price cuts aligning with commodity deflation. Shipping Board's expiring duties to be replaced. Senator Randall says by 1920 U S merchant fleet ownership rivals 19 million tons under board control.">
A blunt statement notes that even a person with no money would fret over the war’s astounding $200,000,000,000 debt. The remark underscores the vast cost and lingering economic strain felt nationwide.
Classified notices offer 320 acres near Great Falls and 160 to 320 acres near Belmont. Listings include stock ranches in Southern British Columbia for $5,000 cash, Alberta and Spokane county lands, irrigation farm near Helena Montana, Canadian lands for sale, Judith Basin farms, Shields River district opportunities, and farm loans. Several ranch, livestock, and rabbit breeding ads from Montana and nearby regions.
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