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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
4
A fragmentary report notes teens associated with a group called Theophilus at a trib event in a century era. The text is damaged and shows evidence of misuse or testing by parties linked to the Teche area. Details are unreadable.
The passage discusses measures to prevent illnesses such as colds or influenza like grip and emphasizes acting promptly to minimize delay in treatment. It notes that prevention is crucial and that delaying care is unwise.
Isolated tract 046047 offered at public sale to the highest bidder with a minimum bid of 50 dollars per acre. Sale scheduled for May 16 at 10 o clock in the morning at the land office in Section 18 Township with no extension of time.
Truman Denny of Lonepine reports a net monthly profit of 31.82 from five Holstein cows based on milk and butter fat value after feed costs. The top cow yielded 1680 pounds of milk at 4 percent test, with butter fat over 67 pounds, totaling 40.67 dollars in value. Two cows earned 54 dollars collectively, while the lowest producer earned 13.87 dollars.
Publication announces a probate matter in Fergus County Montana. Ellen M Light deceased. hearing set May 14 1928 at 10 a m in Lewis Town for issuance of administration with will annexed to G B Laird. Petitioner attorney Baker and Alsaker Lewistown Montana.
The Montana labor picture shows improved employment with unskilled workers absorbed into farming and construction. Copper mines expand, oil and logging stay brisk, and building revives in towns. A 300 mile Miles City to Salt Creek railway will employ 5,000 on site within 30 days, with farm labor shortages foreseen for early summer.
A brief anecdote recalls a remark about a plain-looking box in London. Lord North identifies his wife and daughter as the respective ladies, joking that the three are considered the ugliest in London. The note mentions a dance at Becket on May 5.
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