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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
1
The piece urges support for Carl W. Riddick on the Republican ballot in Fergus County on August 29. It argues his strong stance for farmers and states that his election would be a clear victory for farmers in Montana, benefiting the broader population.
The guide outlines best practices for cream handling to secure top market prices. It urges clean storage, cooling promptly, avoiding mixing warm with cold, thorough stirring, proper covering, frequent deliveries, and avoiding contaminated or rusty equipment. It also warns against gasoline near dairy utensils and stresses cooperation with creamery officials.
The eighth grade examinations will be given August 24 and 25. All those desiring to take them should com-
Readable lines describe a collier and his wife visiting a picture gallery and a jewelers shop with scattered phrases about saving, a Venus de , and a visitor by a statue. The rest is garbled and unreadable.
A fragmentary line notes Madge and her companions at a fairground scene with hints of watchers and idle chatter as crowd figures drift past.
Bill Boyd of the city engineering department has filed as a candidate for county surveyor. He asserts residency in the county for the past nine years and notes prior work in Alaska as assistant locating engineer. His service included unit road work and discharge from the military, after which he led field operations for Fergus County classifications. He mentions a paper on lower Elk Creek and Henry Sibbert's ranch, with a show at Battrick Saturday night featuring Alabama colored jazzers.
A national industrial statement notes ongoing strikes and their broad effects on employment and business. The report suggests the disruptions may influence future economic activity and power stability across sectors.
A fragment reflects Poe keeping a note for almost two years and replying with a sharp exchange about a note’s ownership. The terse exchange hints at Poe’s wit and insistence on the note’s claim.
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