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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
4
In a period of unrest bankers and businessmen are urged to support farms and cities alike. The text argues the farmer's prosperity benefits banks and communities, emphasizing service over profit. It calls bankers to serve all customers, including farmers and urban workers, to foster prosperity and contentment.
The banker welcomes farmer cooperation to store surplus produce and stabilize markets. It calls for scientific merchandising, commodity based organization, capable management, and adequate financing, noting gradual growth over years as essential. Educators and bankers must join farmers in planning long term development.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated July 23 1923 states Frank W Pribyl of Roundup Montana filed a three year proof to establish a land claim. It names witnesses Jacob O Tham Adelrich Thum and notes Oscar H Badger and A S Gomes of Winnett as officials. First publication August 2.
Former Minnesota representative Andrew J. Volstead sails from New York aboard the America for Copenhagen to attend the international congress against alcohol and to advance the federal prohibition enforcement act.
For sale one and one half Salenee with machine. Enquire of Lin Broniff.
Five men were killed when their automobile collided with a train between Pers and Mount Eden. The crash occurred at a railroad crossing from a new highway as boxes on a spur track obscured the train view. All occupants were thrown clear. five died at the scene.
Luis Angel Firpo, challenger to Jack Dempsey, fought Homer Smith in Omaha on August 4, ten rounds, winning by referee's decision after scoring knockdowns at will. It marked Firpo's first non knockout victory since entering the United States, with odds at ringside 6 to 1 in his favor.
Constipation leads to stool buildup in the large intestine. Germs enter the appendix causing inflammation known as appendicitis. Take Chamberlain's tablets when needed and keep bowels regular to reduce risk.
General Alexander Merkulof, former head of the White government in Siberia, warned in Seattle that the Bolshevik government cannot function beyond three more years under favorable conditions. He cited famine and hardship facing Russians and doubted the regime could survive the coming winter.
A freak ore-like incident at Joseph Polin's home reports a prize cat named Lady has birthed seven kittens. Six are joined together at birth, four gray and two black, with the sixth breaking away as a day-old of the litter. The unusual brood remains alive.
A muddled OCR fragment describes a diarrhoea remedy and past experiences with similar illnesses. It mentions Mia Malala Savanna Mo Pasi and a Cham bottle, claiming a cure and positive care from a prior episode. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
William J. Foster argues against Henry Rea and Thomas Edison’s commodity money scheme. He contends the Ford Edison plan would abolish interest charges, equating paying interest to renting money and citing bank use of deposits to fund public projects like high schools.
A column argues that many who oppose capitalism unknowingly support it through savings deposits, shares, bonds, and purchases. Capital, described as surplus that fuels tomorrow’s growth, lifts people from poverty when saved and invested, though it must be used thriftily and responsibly.
The farmer evolves into a business operator using government backed credit. He gains access to General Land Bank and rediscounted loans, warehouse receipt financing, and cooperative marketing. These changes reduce dependence on private agencies and improve terms for storage, credit, and machinery.
A Kansas coalition of power and telephone companies adopts a compulsory thrift plan affecting about 1200 employees from president to laborer. Each must save at least 10 percent monthly and report investments to a committee advising on securities accounts and property. Noncompliance risks dismissal. early reports show savings over 100000.
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