Fair and Square store ad promotes polite methods?
The speaker argues ongoing talks about a Fair and Square store attract interest among quality grocery buyers and the public, claiming such discussion benefits digestion and finances as advertising.
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
2
The speaker argues ongoing talks about a Fair and Square store attract interest among quality grocery buyers and the public, claiming such discussion benefits digestion and finances as advertising.
Advertising rates listed by VROOMAN and SON publishers show charges of 20 cents per column inch for display ads and 10 cents per line for local advertisements. The snippet outlines pricing structure for newspaper advertising.
The Grass Range Independent reports the Review has taken over the plant and goodwill last week. With new equipment power installation and a cylinder press planned soon, the Review aims to run one of the county’s best weekly plants and continue serving readers with improvements as conditions warrant. J M Vrooman Son extend thanks for past patronage and seek continued support.
The notice states possible missteps in transferring the Independent subscription list to books and commits to completing all paid in advance subscriptions for those who can show receipts.
The essay argues peace is impossible while the German Kaiser remains on the throne, forecasting US influence in postwar terms, urging sacrifice as the war continues until autocrats are toppled and democracy prevails. It calls for the Kaiser’s defeat and asserts the world must be made safe for democracy.
Representative Jeanette Rankin spent last week in Butte aiming to settle mining camp labor troubles. She attacked John D. Ryan of Amalgamated Copper Company in Congress, accusing the firm of controlling the state and press with demagogic talk, noting issues tied to organized labor.
In Butte, Montana, Representative Rankin urged miners to accept a prevailing wage of 5.25 dollars per day for eight hours and end suspicions of a conspiracy to hobble copper production. The crowd reacted with cries of frustration over wages, while Rankin disavowed any sympathy with the Industrial Workers of the World.
Department of the Interior announces public sale of land under Sec 2455 U S. General Land Office directed by the Commissioner. Veda Shaw Grass Range Montana Serial 087424 sale at 10 am September 25 1917 at not less than 2 50 per acre tract Sec 11 Two 14 N R 22 E M M. High bidder pays immediately. adverse claimants file claims or objections by sale time. H J Kelly Register. First Pub Aug 23.
Rebecca S Davidner of Beckett Montana, holder of homestead entry No 023477 filed Nov 17 1913 for the w4 ned peg net nwse sec ip Tp 14 N R 22 E M M, intends to prove up land before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on Sept 25 1917. Witnesses are Hugh Bowman Bernard Davidner Edward Aiken of Beckett and Head of Grass Range. First pub Aug 23.
1208 Land Office Lewistown Mont Aug 17 1917 LEO KELLER of Grass Range Mort who on June 2 1913 made Desert Land Entry No 021208 for sw nw nwi swi Sec 9 Tp 15 N R 23 E M M has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof by Purchase according to the provision of the act of Mar 4 1915 28 Stat 1161 to establish claim to the land above described before R W Blake U S Com at Grass Range Mont on the 28th day of Sept 1917 John Slater Dominick Mahler Allen Carl Walter Keller all of Grass Range Mont
Notice describes sale of twelve $100 bonds by Fergus County Montana School District No. 118 at Grass Range on September 10, 1917. Bonds interest not over 6 percent, ten year maturity, five year call, proceeds for site purchase and school building. Bid must include $60 certified check. District reserves right to reject bids. Attest signatures of trustees J H Ryan Geo A Maddox Carl F Noble and clerk Mattie Maddox.
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