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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
10
Two Ford automobiles are referenced in a short notice from Range, Montana. The item names the author and location but provides limited details on the vehicles, ownership, or transaction context.
Four native male horses for sale all star old. One team weighs 1130 pounds and the other 1050 pounds. Price includes harness. Balance due in one year. Contact Wn USERTS en waite Mont. 8-22-31
Itemized sale listing shows a Davenport leather dining table with four chairs and a sanitary couch plus a mat offered by Mrs Charters.
The Senate investigating committee finds major failures in American aircraft production. It cites no American attack planes on the western front and no heavy bombing planes in use, with only 67 De Havilland planes ready by July 1 of 1917. It blames contract choices and delays, noting Liberty engines’ mismatches with light fighters, and says production is only now approaching scale.
State returns show Dr. Lanstrum nominated for senator on the Republican ticket with Miss Rankin a close second in a four-candidate race. The writer argues some Socialists and Nonpartisan Leaguers used the Republican ballot to boost Rankin, harming genuine GOP voters and exposing flaws in the primary system.
An eighteen year old American recruit captured by seventy eight Germans quickly began peace negotiations. He persuaded the captors to march with him toward American lines. On the way he met another Yank about to surrender. the two turned back to finish the mission. The tale highlights the spirit, intelligence and courage of American soldiers.
Treasury data show July sales of War Savings and Thrift Stamps totaling 211.4 million dollars, 72.3 million above the monthly share. By July 31 the total sales reached 518.5 million, with a national quota of 974.2 million, leaving about 456.0 million still needed to meet the target.
In Grass Range and Becket sub precinct about 600 eligible voters exist yet only about 100 ballots were cast in last Tuesday’s primary. The turnout reflects a low engagement for the one-sixth of voters who participated while Senator Walsh faced no opposition in the primaries.
In a British report from France dated August 21, German forces under General von Bernhardt were retreating in the Mervil region as British troops advanced. The passage quotes Bernhardt’s war philosophy, arguing the only path is forward toward Berlin.
Benjamin L. Martin and his brother Edward Martin, both marines and seamen, ran into each other after a year apart aboard a huge ship. Each had been on the Arkansas and now greet a long awaited reunion after serving together on a dreadnought for nine months without meeting.
A reader notes that savings at Wellman's will accumulate toward purchasing Thrift Stamps, urging careful saving and engagement with the local retailer to reach the small fund needed for the national savings program.
The report states a plan for 60 divisions, totaling about 3,000,000 troops, to be ready by June 30 next year. It cites the American defense push and outlines rapid mobilization measures across military commands.
In the primary last Tuesday with 78 votes cast, 50 for Democrat and 28 for Republican, Key results include B C White leading for senator, Jack Brisco ahead of Coleman for judge, Weaver gaining sheriff nomination, Wheaton leading for recorder, Linbar a and Riddick leading in their races, and Lanstrum and Riddick posting sizable statewide leads. Local leaders include J E Cox leading for county commissioner and Stewart McConochie defeating McConochie.
Mrs Bigler held a Friday August recital at Moose hall featuring pupil sessions, a banjo solo by Mr Jaspar, singing by Mrs Brandt, and challenging band selections. Mrs Blake spoke on the Red Cross while Mrs Bigler donated 14 dollars to the charity, signaling a successful event.
A Fergus County Food Administrator appeals to citizens to save sugar during wartime shortages. He cites 2 pounds per person per month allowances, reports of over-purchasing and evasion of rules, and frames compliance as loyalty to the troops abroad and allied nations. The call stresses duty, unity, and the need to deter violators as treason to American efforts.
A 510 acre tract three miles northeast of Grass Range offers 200 acres of cropland. The crop and land are offered at 11.00 dollars per acre. Contact Joe Girdinello Teigen for details.
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