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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
1
A campaign notice from the Club of Fergus County Montana urges voters to support Carl W Riddick in the upcoming primary election. The message emphasizes his suitability for the U S Senate and lists a date placeholder for the vote.
A rear end wreck near Sulphur Springs leaves at least 35 dead and about 100 injured as an express train crashes into a local. Engineer Matthew Glenn was killed. fireman Edward Tinsley survived with injuries. Rev Penley of Desoto also died. The disaster blocks a railway crossing and charters aid from St Louis.
For County Surveyor TOM PLEASANTS announces candidacy for 3 Deddacene seealehiten for veyor.
A damaged fragment notes a process to protect twine from hoppers. It describes dipping twine before use in a solution and draining, with mention that pretreated twine dries and works better through the binder. The text is incomplete and contains transcription errors.
Eighth grade examinations are referenced with instructions to omit the tests for those desiring to take them. The brief note directs students to act promptly and contact the Schools at once for details.
The Department of Labor reports an undercurrent toward industrial recovery amid coal and rail strikes. July analyses show optimistic outlook if major disputes settle, with gains in leather and other goods. Building activity gains noted in several regions as fuel supply improves.
Reports describe a large cricket like insect affecting crops in the Ballalo district near foothills with fears it may harm alfalfa and related plants. Farmers seek remedies. Washington and Idaho experience similar hatchings and preventive ditching. Clarence Ryan and H O Hanson, now working engines in Huntington Beach, California, send word of activity.
The passage cites Séiblen and Mr Conate discussing the drift toward irresponsible government and the erosion of proper functions in recent years. It critiques leadership under the Wilson administration and notes a lack of record to slow these trends.
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