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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
2
Railway officials confer on coal strike prospects with minimal change expected. Monarch Lumber Co cited for granary material hay rack lumber and related items with pricing discussed.
A newspaper critique warns Montana voters about alleged manipulation of the Republican primary ballot by Non Partisans and ballot tricks seen in 1920. It accuses a J W Anderson filing to front the ticket, notes past minister Carl Riddick, and urges careful ballot reading to avoid deception.
The Fergus County primary field includes three county seat candidates amid two existing commissioners. Critics argue experience in clerical work does not guarantee qualifications, urging representation from all county areas. The piece also notes road work around Grass Range and Winnett, wheat planting plans, and a commentary on Missouri senatorial primary reversals involving Jim Reed and Breckinridge Long amid Wilson era politics.
A self description from Amy Green announcing a Republican bid for Fergus County Commissioner. The candidate cites arriving 24 years ago, work as a contractor and rancher, and pledges honesty and economy in county affairs. The text reads as a personal oath and political pitch to voters.
A conversation unfolds aboard a canoe with a playful exchange about kissing in the boat. The girl reassures she can swim while the young man notes the risk of tipping the canoe and throwing them into the river.
A man was jailed for failing to pay alimony. The brief report notes court action and detention as enforcement of support obligations.
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