16 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
1
Warren G Harding's body was placed in Marion's cemetery vault at 3 18 p.m. A quiet service followed as officials and a nationwide audience reflected on his presidency. Mrs Harding left for Washington with Secretary Christian to settle affairs at the White House.
Warren G Harding left a name that will not die Jennings Bryan said at a memorial service in Miami on August 10 conducted by the American Legion. Bryan praised Harding's genial disposition public service and growth in breadth and earnestness saying his funeral oration for the unknown soldier would stand among great orators. Scientists believe all salt originated from sea water in some manner.
Helena banks will not cash any state warrants drawn on the general fund until the Montana Supreme Court rules on Governor Dixon’s partial veto and the legality of reducing appropriations. Treasurer Junod notes salaries may be delayed. court reconvenes mid September as farmers anticipate harvest.
Judge H Poorman set August 21 as the hearing date for Joseph Oker s petition seeking an alternative writ of mandate against the old board of equalization. Oker requests the board be forced to function or show cause why it should not. The old board ceased to act when the governor s appointed equalization board assumed jurisdiction and was later declared invalid by Judge Jackson.
New York August 9 President Harding carried life insurance totaling 52100 with multiple policies dating from age 19 The largest policy named 15000 was with Mutual Benefit Company under a 15 payment life plan begun in 1914 Officials released the statement through the Insurance press detailing these policies and their history.
Mrs. John Lagura of Gary Indiana and her three children, Tony 15, and daughters 7 and 10, were killed when their car was demolished by a fast South Shore electric car at a grade crossing east of Michigan City Indiana.
Grasshoppers are devouring wild oats at a high rate this season, leaving farmers worried about crop damage and reduced yields across fields. Observers note increased insect activity and potential long term impacts on local forage.
More than 5,000,000 bushels of wheat were shipped from the northern Montana division between August 1, 1922, and July 31, 1923. The division loaded 3,690 cars of grain for shipment to points elsewhere. Livestock shipments totaled over 27,000 head of cattle and hogs, with sheep numbering about 49,000 head, largely intrastate and moved by Milwaukee.
For sale my seven milk cows described as fine cream cows with a high egg strain White X Nerreacc ees.
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