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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
4
Notice from the Interior Office Lewistown Montana dated June 21 1921 announces Roy Sands heir of Sands deceased files proof to land described section 26 township 12 north range meridian before U S Commissioner R W Blake in Hinkley tribe JOE MONTGOMERY Register First published July 21
Public notice records that William T of Becket Montana was allowed a claim on June 22 1921 by U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Montana. The document identifiers reference a Patricia Olm and Deck Beck et Montana with dates in 1920 and 1921.
Claimant declares intention to claim land in Mont on or before August 24 in district court. Witnesses named include Roscoe N. Jones Neal M. Hoffman and Geo T Graves. First publication July 21, 1921.
In Roundup Montana Clarence B. Graves of Roundup received an official patent proof in August 1916. The document references N. Jones Neal M. Hoffman George T. Ves and associates in Roundup.
Public publication notice lists claimants Walter C Boniface and others with locations Forest Grove Becket Tyler and Montana. It notes filings dated July 16 1916 and August 16 1916 with multiple individuals named and first publication July 14.
Mrs Mahala Burns of Savanna Missouri recounts using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure dysentery years ago and again during a later attack. She says it quickly and positively relieves bowel troubles and she has recommended it to many others.
Readers urge President Hoover to expand relief by importing soapstuffs from Russia amid existing food aid, suggesting broader humanitarian measures and economic relief.
Senator Thomas Sterling of South Dakota predicts the anti beer bill will pass the senate by week’s end as he plans travel to Stockholm for an interparliamentary peace session. He shifts to a defiant stance after vets in the senate oppose his measure to cut off beer as medicine saying no beer means no peace for him.
Medicine Hat Alberta August 5 Farmers renew faith in rainmaker Charles Hatfield by engaging him for next year under a new contract. He will be paid 4000 dollars per inch for rainfall beyond three inches for May through July 1922, with maximum payout 12000 dollars. Hatfield voluntarily lowers this year’s earnings by 2500 dollars to 5500 dollars due to disappointing results.
Dublin August 6 all members of the Irish republican parliament then in custody will be released with one exception in anticipation of the parliament meeting on August 16. The sole exception is John J McKeown convicted of murdering District Inspector McGrath.
Helena announces September 12 to 17 speedway events featuring top stars from far and near. Officials aim to set a high standard with new records and safer tracks under sanction board oversight to protect drivers and spectators at the 1921 fair in Helena.
Notice to establish claim to land under the 1915 Act. Claimant Mabel E. Brown appears before R. W. Blake, Montana, with witnesses Roy J. French Israel L. Putnam William H. Shanks Allan R. Mackenzie, all of Grass Range. First published July 28.
Adam M. Ryan of Grass Range Montana appears in an 1921 notice detailing prior filings on Section 28 and Additions H E with patent numbers to be examined before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range on August 29 1921. First publication July 28.
Eight line ad notes a six room house with a garage available for rent and directs inquiries to A Mackenzie for details.
A brown horse with a K-brand on the right flank and bald face arrived at a ranch two months ago. The animal has two white hind legs and one white front leg. Harry Dengel is seeking to reclaim and cover costs for the horse.
Governor Joseph M. Dixon calls on Montanans to support and attend the State fair in Helena from September 12 to 17. He frames the fair as a national educational and economic beacon, highlighting its role in agricultural progress, citizenship, and the exchange of ideas through exhibits and programs.
A lighthearted column explores male interest in speckled fish and freckled attractions, contrasting hobbies and flirtations. The piece blends humor with social observation, noting different personalities and aims at the shore.
Auburn Aug 5 The White Sox players tied to the Chicago baseball scandal will be barred from joining any minor league clubs. J H Farrell chairman of the national association said the jury findings do not equate to crimes in Cook County Illinois and urged action for libel against the moral atmosphere of Cook County. The players will not be permitted to join minor league clubs.
The article explains how constipation can lead to appendicitis as refuse matter and germs enter the vermiform appendix causing inflammation. It advises using Chamberlain's Tablets to maintain regular bowels and reduce fear of appendicitis.
Broadus Aug 5 Farmers hunt hopper poison while one Musselshell rancher uses a car mounted device to collect grasshoppers by the thousands. He oils the intake to fall into a receptacle, dries them for sale as chicken feed at 2.75 dollars per hundred pounds. The bumper crop boosts his market.
U S Land Office Lewistown Montana issues notice listing Carl A Erickson of Grove Ontario as one of a group associated with the 10, volt claim near Grass range. U S Commissioner Blake presides with Sanderson and Robert Curdner noted. Joe Montgomery Register Pub August 11.
The will of Enrico Caruso, drawn in America and opened today, leaves six million dollars to his relatives. Naples and Italy mourn as crowds attend a solemn requiem at the Church of Madonna Della Gracia and view the tenor’s bier at the Hotel Vesuvius. Mrs Caruso arranged garlands of roses near the body.
A syndicate led by Bankers Trust and International Acceptance Bank of New York has arranged a $9,000,000 credit to finance grain shipments to Germany. The deal involves 90 day acceptance credits.
The Minneapolis Journal notes that the impact of the ban on candy and sodas in public displays and fountains will not be immediate, as retailers adjust inventory and display practices across stores.
Department of the Interior notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in nwi sch Sec. 16 Tp 18 N R 28 E M M. Applicant Patrick J. Collins of Grass Range Montana filed Oct eight, 1916, with R Wars U. S. Com. Range Montana set for hearing August 12 at Grass Range. First pub Aug 11.
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