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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
3
Town and community notes report a poultry demonstration planned at the Latch ranch next Friday with a 3 PM start following 1 PM church services. Local movements include Duncanson and Callington on business, road crews boosting tie work, and various residents relocating or visiting Grass Range.
In Grass Range the school board and Prof. L. C. Howard show strong oversight across all school activities. They uncovered a thousand dollars due to district 27 now credited, plan to settle with Milwaukee railroad, and expect about fifty high school pupils. The heating and storm windows upgrade, thorough cleaning, and full staffing near completion. Hats off to the board and L. C. Howard.
A brief, reflective note from the Boston Transcript on human folly and self awareness. It contrasts a fool who clings to fame with others who are less aware of their flaws. The piece conveys wit about vanity.
Figures show the 1923 wool clip totaling not far from 600 000 pounds, including Winnett and Flatwillow. Mons Teigen leads with 24 000 pounds, Fergus Co Sheep Co. is second at 18 712, with several small bands near Grass Range starting flocks. Lamb sales are scarce but offers of nine cents have appeared.
Allen Oil Co. progresses on Brecken ridge, about 600 feet down, with two towers near the Kootenai. Expect casing by Saturday as sand is entered, weather permitting. Supt. Winther visits, camp praised, roads hinder travel but a September completion target remains.
Warns that bowel disorders are especially dangerous in heat and recommends Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to protect families. Claims many attest to its excellence and dependability.
Secretary Hughes issued a statement in Washington expressing grief at President Harding's death and calling it an irreparable loss. He praised Harding as a quiet, brave leader who bore a heavy burden and left a gentle, generous example of public duty.
State eighth grade examinations will be given August 23 and 24 at Lewistown Winnett Roy Winifred Denton and other places with special arrangements made with the County Superintendent of Schools Pauline E Patton County Superintendent.
The note urges families to prioritize high school education, highlighting its lifelong benefits and urging sacrifice for a child’s future. It cites statistics on self taught individuals, daily value of high school, and the broad life gains from schooling. It also outlines housing costs and weekend travel for students.
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