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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
2
Reports from multiple regions show improving wheat prospects with Montana likely to exceed half a crop. Grass Range area may lead county yields as some fields reach 25 to 40 bushels per acre. Rain and cooler weather expected to aid late grain and vegetables. hay crop improves over last year. market remains steady.
A regional editorial warns against resistance to conscription, promising firm action against evaders. It notes draws and examinations are underway, with no partiality and a call for patriotism. The piece urges loyalty and quiet caution toward any slackers.
The piece describes widespread suspense and emotional strain as the nation braces for war. It notes anxious reactions among civilians and joking as a defense, while warning that sentiment could sharpen within a year as events unfold. It suggests vast uncertainty about future casualties or calls to action.
Mr and Mrs C A Wilson returned from Yellowstone Park last Tuesday morning with Harry McLean. They report a grand trip and note their Dodge gave them no trouble overall through the journey.
The speaker cites repeated remarks by foreign born or patriotism unfamiliar individuals claiming the nation should stay out of war unless Germany threatens America. As battles intensify such rhetoric is viewed as why the old punishment of tar and feathers might reemerge.
The Co operative Country Club met on August 4 at Geo Maddox's Wheatland Beach home with Mrs E E Kendall presiding. Speakers included County Agriculturist Peterson and Mr Powell of the State Bureau of Labor discussing the National Farm Loan and the weed problem threatening wheat growers. A new road plan south of Grass Range to Roundup was reviewed and an executive road committee was elected to oversee upcoming growth efforts.
In Grass Range and other county towns Equity Co-operative Association survives past doubts. Farmers unite to build a fair, harmonious venture paying ten percent dividends and pro rata shares on grain deliveries. Surplus grows and a good dividend is expected next July despite a dimmer season outlook.
A five member road committee was formed with Joseph Ryan as Chairman. Other members are E. E. Kendall, E. E. Elliott, George Maddox, and Charles Brass. The committee met at once after the adjournment of the meeting and will report their work to the public later.
Notice of sale for twelve bonds of 100 dollars each by School District No. 118 Fergus County Montana on September 10 1917 at Grass Range. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest, mature in 10 years, redeemable in 5, bids require 60 dollar certified check, sale may be public or private, Board may reject bids.
A brief health notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver disorders. It states such troubles cause misery and suffering and urges a trial, noting the tablets cost only a quarter.
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