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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
4
A short home description highlights comfort convenience and beauty as key selling points of an appealing residence. The text emphasizes simplicity and tasteful design as desired qualities for buyers seeking a stylish living space.
A farmer faces reduced field work efficiency due to mosquitoes. Citronella oil, rubbed on face neck and hands, offers several hours of repellence for mosquitoes gnats and flies. Mix with olive oil or vaseline for better coverage. If bitten soap rubbed on the bite relieves irritation.
A playful quatrain where a father figure answers a riddle about sowing wild oats with a pun about paw and Hell reflecting a dog themed exchange. The exchange suggests humor and a family dynamic centered on a pet named Willie-Paw.
Twenty seven Montana counties lift total valuation from 268 million to 351 million this year, an increase of about 74 million. The board set levies at 1.5 mills for state purposes and 2.5 for bonds repayment. minor changes noted for sane asylum and sanitarium levies. Mineral county drops by 7 thousand. Fallon and Meagher see decreases after Carter and Wheatland creation.
A wartime message urges perseverance and bravado with lines about waving Old Glory in Berlin and victory upon entering the city. The exhortation emphasizes courage, steadfastness, and a triumphant tone for American resolve.
A Finn appeared at Silver Bow county clerk's office reporting a draft number among the first in the county. He said he had both arms operated on in Rochester and could not raise them as high as before. The clerk advised the man’s condition might not block the examination.
Mr. Gabb asks why a woman never thanks a man offering a seat in a crowded street car. Mrs. Gabb replies that she is speechless with astonishment.
A promotional piece by multiple doctors extols Nuxated Iron as an effective organic iron supplement. They claim it builds strength, stamina, and vitality, cures anemia symptoms, and enhances health for both women and men. The ad urges readers to test personal endurance after two weeks on the product and notes doctor endorsements and money-back guarantees.
A Montana feature notes bathing suits become common and fashionable as people seek cool spots on Sundays. Automobiles depart after daybreak to trout streams and mountain camps, with crowds near cities and remote valleys offering exclusive fishing and camping opportunities.
Benjamin J. Fine a Montana financier and political figure died recently at Warm Springs where he worked for the asylum. He helped develop the Easton mine near Virginia City with Henry Pankey and later lost the property in expansion efforts. He influenced Madison county politics aiding W A Clark and faced a prolonged Upper case over the Easton sale with Charles McClure. The prospectors life ended with the elusive fortune dream.
A vivid scene of a family outing among green spots and a mountain stream. The text contrasts active fishing and quiet reading, inviting simple leisure days to dream about through the year.
A dry year at Havre Montana shows row planting out yields broadcast alfalfa. Prof. Alfred Atkinson reports first cutting of dry land alfalfa, with row widths from broadcast to five feet producing 266 to 1,200 pounds per acre. Row alfalfa proves more drought resistant and is advised for dry farms statewide.
The statement frames a dynamics disagreement where a minor effort faces a dominant opposing force. It suggests persistence may fail when a larger influence overpowers a weaker one, highlighting balance of power concepts in everyday interactions.
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