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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
4
Two editorials from Judith Basin Star Hobson and Fergus County Argus Lewistown praise Carl W. Riddick. They cite his record as assessor and congressman and forecast broad Montana support, noting widespread Republican newspaper endorsements and strong homefolk backing ahead of the forthcoming election.
The Republican National Committee mailed twelve pamphlets of notable congressional speeches including Carl W. Riddick's address titled A Remarkable Record of Congressional Achievement. The set also features James B. Watson Medill McCormick Henry Cabot Lodge Wesley L. James and Calvin Coolidge. Montana readers take pride in their Second District representative's inclusion among nation's top lawmakers.
If Mr. Riddick becomes the Republican candidate for the Senate there is not much use of other aspirants throwing their hat into the ring. Congressman Riddick has made good in his two terms in the house and by his work has made count less friends throughout the entire state of Montana and every one of them will rally to his support at the primaries and at the general election. It is very doubtful if a stronger or more popular candidate could be found in the state and one that will receive more votes. He will not only receive the solid sup port of all Republicans but he has many Democratic friends who will be pleased with the opportunity to show their appreciation of his efforts in their behalf by casting a ballot for Mr. Riddick for the senate. If we are any judge of the political situation Congressman Riddick will be the my popular candidate ever produced the state of Montana.
The article notes 8000 hiking clubs in Greater New York with over 250000 members. Mayors Hylan and officials praise walking clubs guiding public health and recreation, urging open-air hikes and field trips. It highlights Dr. Royal Copeland and Edward R. Wilbur supporting hiking for health and consumer demand for outdoor gear. A push toward a national hiking association is mentioned.
Justice under a Fergus County Montana sheriff sale issued to the highest bidder for defendants rights in a property described as sections 22 and 23, township 23 north of the Northwest Quarter, including the North Half of the Northeast Quarter and specifics of the land, tenements, and water rights. Dated Lewistown August 7, 1922. WM R Woods Jr Sheriff. Chas J Marshall Attorney for Plaintiff. 8-10-22.
Albert Peterson of Teigen Montana filed a notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to lands described as lot area nw} pwi nw} swi ned. The hearing is before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on September 2 1922. Witnesses Rudolph Brandin Edward Danial Charles Tobias and John Johnson all of Teigen Montana. Joe Montgomery Register. First Pub Aug 3.
Areas of the Interior U S Office at Lewistown Montana on July 1 1922. Charles F Carson establish claim to land above ed before R W Blake U S Com at Grass Montana on August 14. Warren Swingle George McKeown Adam Ryan Cyrus Gorman all of Tyler Mont first pub July 13.
Official notice dated July 24 1922 from the U S interior office Lewistown Montana regarding claimants and witnesses Isadore La Framboise and David Berger with names Charles W T Wells and others listed as witnesses First publication August 3 1922
The notice names Pearl Potter Victor Nelson Rudolph Tory Martin all of Becket for a property description hearing before a U.S. land court in Grass Mont on September 2 at the stated office, with Bauchak referenced for prior claims dated October 18, 1917.
The article explains most rheumatism cases are muscle related or chronic and can be eased by Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims relief aids sleep and rest, suggesting a simple remedy for sufferers.
For sale a 0 85 Avery tractor with a rig term to salt and good threshing condition, advertised with direct sale offering.
The county health board launches clinics to cut maternal and infant death rates by teaching prenatal hygiene, infant care, feeding, and clothing. Mothers and children under five will be admitted for examination and advice. dates to be announced, clinics will rotate through Grass Range, Winnett, Flatwillow, Forest Grove, Roy, Winifred, Valen tine, and Lewistown per Argus.
The Democrat-News reports a concrete evaporative refrigerator exhibit in Lewistown. A water reservoir atop the unit keeps cloth saturated as it evaporates, cooling the interior. the display sits in Wise block near Bright hotel.
In the District Court of Fergus County Montana Gladys Ulmer sues George Ulmer. The State of Montana mails a summons to the defendant to answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of court.
A retrospective notes how future giants of business finance railways and hospitality started as lowly workers. It cites a hotel owner once a bell boy, a steel magnate a blast furnace stoker, a banker a locomotive fireman, a president a printing office day laborer, and a famed merchant a traveling peddler. The piece ends urging readers to shape their fate by 1952 with personal effort.
A collection of brief quotes from James DeNormandie Booker T Washington Mary A Livermore J A Bovee Frances A Willard Charles Lamb Wm E Channing and Charles Dickens on faith race action happiness and cheerful living. The items urge walking with God bearing burdens helping others pursuing useful activity and finding joy in stealthy good deeds and natural science.
Rain fell suddenly on the city as Secretary Hughes walked from the Metropolitan Club toward the state department. He dodged the downpour by sprinting ahead, leaving behind government clerks who were scrambling to keep pace.
A small boy asks for a needle for his egg, the storekeeper offers a packet for the egg, but the boy refuses claiming his mother said only a single needle will do. The exchange plays on size and value in a quaint shop scene.
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