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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
4
At Kendall Ranch seven miles south of Gravass Range on Wednesday August auction items include one McCormick binder and mower and rake, a 15 30 Titian tractor, an 8 16 Mogul tractor, two engine plows, a cream separator, three sets harness, Majestic and large oil ranges, a heating stove and multiple items.
Secretary of State records show 58 850 automobile licenses issued in Montana during the first seven months of 1922, up 1 499 from the previous year. A state inspector expands operations from eastern to western Montana with penalties for lapsed licenses and partial-year fees.
Washington August 12 President Harding reportedly abandoned, at least temporarily, his plan to seek congressional legislation to handle the railroad strike. Administrations advisers cited the conditional acceptance by railway executives of the latest proposal as the controlling factor in the shift. With executives’ stance, the president reportedly believes immediate congressional action is unnecessary.
A Roxbury school teacher receives a note stating Willie inquires about Bie ginases and that he has had his adams and tonsils removed this summer and he does not need them. The document reflects era language and health concerns.
The Red Sea gains its color from tiny red plants or seaweed. These microorganisms are so minute that as many as 25 000 000 could inhabit a single square inch of sea surface.
Advertisement notes a 2025 Avery tractor and a good threshing rig for sale. Terms to suit. Contact P. W. Kortitz.
The eighth grade examinations will be given August 2 and August 25. All who wish to take them should report to the County Superintendent of Schools at once. Amanda O Swift.
A quirky psychic note argues the man with the largest henl may not win the biggest prize, prompting readers to question superstition and seek practical insight. The fragment hints at betting humor and local curiosity about poultry outcomes.
Sheriff William R. Woods Jr announces a sale of real property in Hume in Taatown Montana to satisfy a judgment. The notice, dated July 7 1922, lists Chas J Marshall as attorney for the plaintiff and identifiers for defendants. Sale location and exact details follow court procedures under Montana law.
Department of the Interior Land Office Lewistown announces Albert Peterson of Teigen Montana filed proof to establish a claim to land described in public notice before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on September 2 1922. John Johnson also noted as resident. Joe Montgomery Register. First Pub August 8.
District Court of the Tenth Judicial District Fergus County Montana presides over a sale of the defendants title and interest in South Half of Section 33 Township 12 North Range 25 East M P, with all hereditaments. dated Lewistown Montana August 7 1922 by F L Tilton attorney for plaintiff. the sale occurs to the highest bidder for cash in hand on August 10 1922.
Department of the Interior Land Office in Lewistown Montana announces a claim notice dated July 2 1922. Individuals named include ISADORE LA FRAMBOISE of Tyler Montana and Delma Sprees of Grass Mont with claims established on September 2 and August 3 as first publication dates.
Public legal notice from Lewistown Montana dated July 1 190. First publication Aug. 3. Court actions and dates referenced in the notice are listed for affected parties and proceedings.
An old health column warns that most rheumatism cases are not serious and urges readers to seek accurate diagnosis. It emphasizes that mild aches can be common and treatment varies by individual, reducing unnecessary alarm.
Senator McCumber notes 1918 Canadian egg imports rose from 16 894 dozen to 95 639 dozen under the Payne Aldrich bill and cites 1921 figures showing China and Canada expanding egg imports. He argues a protectionist 8 cent per dozen duty protects American producers and curbs foreign competition.
The senate approved a flexible tariff plan authorizing the president to adjust tariff rates until July 1 1924. The 36 to 20 vote reflected party splits with three Republicans opposing and two Democrats supporting the measure.
Notice of Sheriff's sale in Fergus County involving HB Smith as plaintiff and William as defendant. Dated August 17, 1922. The case involves a summons and pending foreclosure action under sheriff procedures.
Notice from Fergus County Montana court referencing H. B. plaintiff versus Clarence A. Be a single man defendant. Case concerns an action of debt within the property description South Half of Quarter Far Out of South Half of ge as other rights belong to Gaagwis. Dated Lewistown August 1922. Sheriff WM Woods Jr. 8-17-22.
The State of Montana issues a summons to George Ulmer in the case of Gladys Ulmer, plaintiff, seeking legal relief. The document directs the defendant to answer the complaint in the proper office and to serve a copy to the plaintiff by a specified date. The action lists court procedures and potential examination for relief requested.
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