19 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
1
Report describes Well No 2 blowout and early oil flow details. Operators face large volumes and storage challenges as a city tank is damaged and pipelines deliver modest daily yields.
A heated issue in The Butte Daily Bulletin accuses A C Townley and W F Dunn of backing radical movements and betraying American Legion members who served in World War I. The Montana Loyalist editorial condemns the pair as seditionists linked to the Non Partisan League and One Big Union, claiming they threaten labor and the war’s memory.
The document accuses a list of local and state candidates of political opportunism, urging voters not to support them in the August primaries. It names Governor W. K. Wheeler and several officials including J. A. Coleman District Judge and others such as Forest Grove County Commissioner and R. W. Jones Sheriff.
A gathering is set for Saturday August 28 at 3 p m in Moose hall Grass Range to form a Thresher men's Association and to decide on a uniform pricing scale for the seasons. All threshermen urged to attend and fulfill their duty.
Wool from this year’s clip is nearly all shipped to Chicago or Boston markets from Lewistown and Garnier with no further shipments planned unless a carload appears. Market demoralization forced wool men to keep clips on farms or pool with neighbors, prompting the formation of the Fergus County Wool Growers Association to unite small growers.
Brief note indicates intent to sell a 12-25 Avery trac tat with Ep first elpes. The writer plans to depart for Europe soon and mentions selling the item.
Fragmentary text mentions a Lewistown address 641 West Pine Street and references a hospital or medical facility with advertising language. It includes partial names and titles such as Brice and Regident Physi, suggesting a local medical ad or notice with unclear details.
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