Community Notes and Local Tidbits at Grass Range
Frank Laird remains confined by illness. Jack Sloan sold cattle to Kelly & Jackson of Lewistown and will ship them this week. PTA meets May 1 at school, 4 PM. Fred Hedge offers surplus plates from the 1st Legion dance for return. Ross Walker of Pioneer Imp. & Auto Co. visited Winnett. firm thriving under his leadership. Derrick timber hauled to Arch Farragher drill site near Elk Creek home, one mile from G B Laird. Earl Vanney and brother dismantle rear building for transport to Winnett. Jack Ryan found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Lewistown. sentencing Saturday. So Long Letty and other films preview at Grand. Aid Society banquet boosts church funds. Well drilled at parsonage with new funds. Mrs. H. R. Kyte returns from Seymour Indiana healthier. Wheat farming balance noted with livestock. Harry McCollum buys Grass Range bakery. family run to maintain quality. Oil men from Butte, Wyoming, Seattle gather at Custer Inn. West Dome ties to Black Butte acreage. Creamery and oil field meetings attract farmers. fish fry shipments to Flatwillow and nearby streams. 60,000 fingerlings released. next shipments planned. Shaffer Oil & Refining Co. president George M. Moore visits Lewistown. company plans extensive development and leasing, with Warren Wright as local contact.
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Jack Sloan
Kelly & Jackson
Lewistown
Parent-Teachers Association
Fred Hedge
1St Legion
Ross Walker
Pioneer Imp. & Auto Co
Winnett
Pioneer
Elk Creek
G. B. Laird
Earl Vanney
Custer Inn
Letty
H. R. Kyte
Indiana
Seymour
Harry McCollum
Grass Range Bakery
Andrew Kato
McCollum
Kato
J. H. Stark
Butte
G. W. Bartholomew
Wyoming
Herbert Wilson
Seattle
Mr. Stark
West Dome Oil Co
Black Butte
Carl Erickson
Forest Grove
A. R. Mackenzie
Flatwillow
State Game and Fish Commission
Grass Range
Becket
Mr. Godby
Anaconda
George M. Moore
Shaffer Oil& Refining Co
United States
Warren Wright
Shaner
Wool industry faces crisis amid British trade bid and tariffs
Washington debates relief as Idaho Senator Gooding and Montana Senator Walsh urge action before the next market season. Britain and South Africa plan a 100000 bale influx under 1913 14 price terms, raising calls for import restrictions to protect American wool producers.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Harding
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Senator Walsh
Montana
Department of Commerce
Department of the Interior
Congress
West
America
Pacific
London
Great Britain
Britain
Why Live There Utah Law Limits Tobacco Use
A reader asks about Utah tobacco restrictions and contemplates living there. The note expresses preference against a strict rule and uses a playful line about wanting a simple request if living in Utah.
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Utah
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Mgr. Cameron
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Rocky Ins
Greenland
O’donnell
Burson Hose
R. & J. Clothing Co
Peete
Nordtrap
King & Co
D. M. Ferry
Gant
Grass Range Mercantile Co
Eddie Polo
Dorothy Phillips