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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
2
The president urged Congress to curb profiteering and monopolistic practices fueling high prices while warning that strikes would worsen distress. He cited food stockpiles, price trends, and government powers under the food control act, urging swift relief actions.
As election day approaches on September 2 the county schedules public meetings over ten days starting the 18th to explain the road bond. Officials expect a $300,000 government contribution to reach about a million dollars, enabling improvements to the south road and possible extension of the north road to Roy Valentine. Farmers seek better access to markets and diversification benefits.
The extraordinary session adjourned without notable relief for farmers hit by the drought. Lawmakers spent time touring other matters, added two supreme court justices, and raised railroad commissioners’ salaries by $1,000. Bonding for drought relief was ruled unconstitutional, while highway work opened to drylanders at good wages. Counties were allowed to spend up to $10,000 with rapid special elections as needed.
Miss Margaret Woods and Ray McCandless wed at the Woods ranch above Becket, joined by Rev. Cress. About thirty county guests attended the ceremony with a luncheon afterward. The bride, daughter of Fergus County pioneers, trained in nursing at Johns Hopkins. The groom, a St Mihiel and Chateau Thierry veteran, served as a first lieutenant with a machine gun company and now works in auto sales at Broken Bow, Nebraska.
Young farmhand Joe Jacque age 19 shot and killed William H. Flannigan at the Flannigan ranch near Gilt Edge. Inquest testimony shows little provocation as Jacques allegedly fired after being asked to leave. He fled to Lewistown and was arrested without bail with attorney John A. Coleman retained.
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