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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
4
Public notice lists William Shawhan and several others including Forbes Leslie Jr and George Williamson Taylor among residents of Welton Mont for filing. First publication dated August 26.
Public notice from the Interior Department dated Aug 8 1921 lists MELVINA DE WITT as claimant with related names and dates. First publication Aug 25 1921.
Notice from the Department of the Interior announces a land claim action at Lewistown and Grass Range Montana involving James G. Sanders. Witnesses listed include Henry Ahlers and George F. with the case filed August 25. First publication Aug 25.
Fragmentary notice from the Interior Department proceeding in Lewistown Montana dated July 26 1921. Filing lists an administrator and witnesses connected to a land dispute and a 1908 patent ban with details unreadable in parts. First publication August 11.
A Savangy Missouri resident recalls using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure dysentery. She says the medicine worked quickly in two later attacks and has recommended it to many others, asserting it is a swift and reliable bowel remedy.
An interior notice dated September 12 announces the establishment of a united committee in the Collins district for unspecified duties. The document appears fragmentary and names Engh U or Com as involved entities in establishing purposes and procedures.
John F. Ware chief of the federal bureau of markets for Montana announced in Helena that a survey of the principal grain growing regions will begin Sept. 1 to determine if farmers are receiving proper wheat grades.
Late night report says gas encountered at the Piper well near Piper on Forest Grove road. Lewis & Canfield drillers. Ranchers photographed the site as water under gas pressure rose about 20 feet. Gas struck at 600 feet, with production expected around 800 feet, about 12 miles from the city.
An elder explorer recounts a danger from a lion where he avoided harm by sitting and staring, noting the lion did not attack. He adds a quip that he might have been safe because he sat on a high branch of a tall tree.
A Buick is missing from Main Street with a side curtain reported by a resident. No further details provided about the vehicle or owner.
Interior U S land office at Lewistown Montana announces final proof for Mabel E Brown of Lewistown to establish a Desert Land Entry near L sch Sec Tp 16 N Rose and Lake region. Hearing set before U S Commissioner August 27 with witnesses Israel Nam Willey Allen and Shan Allen all of Grass Range Montana. First publication July 23.
Partial OCR text shows a land ownership notice with names Adam M. Ryan Grass Range Montana Richard Hodke Arthur Berger Clare Ryne Roy Inman all of Tyler. First publication appears July 28 with dates and legal language truncated.
Classified notice offering a six room house with a garage for rent. Contact A. R. Mackenzie for details.
A brown horse with a bald face and a -K brand on its side was brought in two months ago. It has two white hind legs and one white front leg. The finder asks for costs to care for and recover the horse.
A brief notice lists W T McKeown as attorney at law and GC Ayers on Montana. The item notes the two names in relation to a legal matter or professional service in the state.
When the bowels are constipated the lower bowels fill with refuse rich in germs. These germs reach the vermiform appendix and inflame it, causing appendicitis. Take R tablets when needed to keep bowels regular and avoid appendicitis.
The Minneapolis Journal argues the United States holds about forty percent of the world’s visible gold supply. Europe on paper money, Asia using metal basing, and a Latin Union circling silver create a global monetary tension. The piece warns the U.S. must guide civilization through surplus gold by aiding others to aid itself.
Montana sport fans await a high thrills dirt track program at the state fair with $6,000 in purses and top pilots like Louis Disbrow Sig Haugdahl Fred Horey Johnny Duray and Tony Du Mont expected to race. Officials promise first class track paving and enhanced prizes from manufacturers to attract premier drivers.
Citizens State Bank of Norwood sues Joe T Minor Adeline Minor H A Lewis and M V Lewis. Sheriff sale on September 10 1921 at 2 PM at courthouse Lewistown Montana to sell all defendants interest in the west half of the northwest quarter etc in sections 27 28 township 12 north range 23 east Mont. meridian. WM R Woods Jr Sheriff. Oscar O Mueller Attorney. First pub Aug 18 1921.
The Montana attorney general ruled that employers must collect both road and poll taxes when asked in writing by state authorities. Wellington D. Rankin stated the tax applies to the $8 bachelor tax and that employers are obliged to collect it upon request.
The 1921 Montana State fair swine show promises record interest with premiums rising to 3004 dollars from 2400, and a new sliding scale rewards larger herds. Dr. W E B Joseph notes state breeders’ strong enthusiasm and housing upgrades boosting entries and profits. Entries and premium details available by request.
Real farm bargain near Winnett Montana offers 160 acres with good crops and a fine irrigation system. Water rights paid, new buildings, and two cash terms with $3600 per acre and long time at 6 percent. Contact David Williams owner Box 1166 Spokane Washington.
A fragment shows a snide householder remark about dressing the partner and offering to fix the shirt, hinting at a tense domestic exchange. The language suggests a wartime or rural setting with playful insult and implied affection.
A fragmentary item notes items or parties named Mary Willem in a sale listing with unclear context and missing details. The readable words suggest a classified sale or transfer but lack concrete actions, dates, or locations.
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