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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
1
The Drylanders district reports wheat and oats plantings up or steady with spring wheat expanding. Farmers fight low prices while gopher control improves field conditions and a new creamery project gathers local support. Residents note oil winds calm, trout fishing returns, and community retirements and town life steady amid national economic mood.
Eighth grade examinations will be held at Grass Range on Friday and Saturday April 29 and 30 starting promptly at nine o clock. Amanda C. Sweet, County Superintendent of Schools.
President Harding urged Congress to aid agriculture with liberal federal policy and urged boosting currency in circulation via federal reserve notes. Senators E D Smith F M Simmons J E Ransdell Frank Gooding and R M Stanfield pressed for reforms including a billion dollars in new currency and lower discount rates to stimulate the economy.
H C Redman an office man from Lewistown and a Mobile merchant spent a couple of days this week. They visited Flatwillow yesterday to try speckled trout fishing. Chas Scott, office manager, acquired a tract near the Bear Cat structure.
Authentic reports say Black Butte Dome Oil & Gas, a Montana corporation led by president Leo G. Mann of Greeley Colorado, has received a development offer from a large Montana drilling company. The firm controls about 2000 acres near the Boston Montana area and near Bear Cat and Cosmos tracts and plans extensive drilling this year using a Standard rig.
Grass Range High School invites neighboring schools to participate in Rally Day on Friday May 13 featuring student exhibits athletic contests folk dances band and glee club performances. The event aims to showcase student work and include community singing with exhibits from Grass Range and Stades High School.
Fergus County suffers revenue losses as Judith Basin absorbs funds and taxes go delinquent. The board of county commissioners tabulated salaries of all officials and deputies and ordered drastic cuts to restore safe, sane financing during wartime.
Fragmented passage mentions counties, elections, and urgent measures. It references a total saving of about thousands of dollars and notes party names like Democrat-News without clear context or full details.
A law change from Helena classifies checks written without sufficient funds as a misdemeanor when the amount is under fifty dollars and as a felony for larger sums. The reform treats bounced checks issued with insufficient funds as criminal offenses regardless of intent.
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