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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
1
Stockmen should vaccinate calves against blackleg to cut losses. Government vaccine is unavailable free this year as funding was cut. Commercial vaccines sell for ten to fifteen cents per animal dose at drug stores, a cheap form of livestock insurance. Young calves just weaned from range are most at risk.
A conversation highlights Mrs Smarte questioning church attendance and a pastor urging tolerance. The exchange notes many hypocrites but says there is always room for one more attendee.
The painters awarded the contract for painting the Dakota and Montana Grain Co elevator started work at the beginning of the week, with crews moving to other company elevators in the area.
Helena Aug 26 Assessors in 4 of 54 Montana counties propose 1922 property valuations rising by 2 199 901 over 1921 while 50 counties seek a total decrease of 120 777 755 The statewide total before railroad and public service valuations stands at 1 223 140 344 down 118 577 054 from last year The state considers railroad and utility values totaling about 236 000 000 last year and the 1922 proposal would place the total at 242 416 355 compared with 1920 figures The largest reductions occur in Cascade Fergus Teton and Gallatin counties with substantial cuts noted in each
Fergus County sees a 1922 assessed valuation drop to 12.59 million from 21.33 million last year and raises mill rates to total 23 mills. The board adds a contagious disease ward and grasshopper control costs, forecasting a net tax reduction near 150000 dollars.
The term trash originally signified fine brushwood or twigs used for kindling. Firewood sellers early on filled the center of a bundle with smaller sticks, shaping a faggot bundle whose language reflects a historical trade jargon.
Chicago reports that 18 suspected radicals were jailed in a major crackdown led by federal and state authorities. William Z Poster led the Trades Union Educational League cell, with 17 other party adherents seized in Michigan near Benton Harbor. Rose Stokes of New York and C E Ruthenberg of Cleveland are named among those sought or captured. 60 deputies participated in the Berrein County action.
St Paul heavyweights Billy Miske wins over Fred Fulton of Minneapolis in the first round of their 10 round bout in St Paul. The Aug 25 fight ends quickly as Miske delivers a knockout before the bell.
A garbled snippet shows rustic talk about cotton and tools in a South Carolina setting. The scene mentions an “agleaman” and inquiries about bumper Charile or cow-ketchers, with dialogue suggesting sales or barter for car accessories.
Henry Ford announces Ford Motor Company will shut plants around Detroit starting Sept. 16 because of a coal shortage. Six thousand workers at the River Rouge plant already laid off, and sixty nine thousand more in the Detroit area to be affected by the order.
Farmers are informed that the elevator mislabeled as Montana Elev Co is actually the Montana & Dakota Grain Co. There is no connection between the two entities, which compete in three towns in the state. GEORGE WRIGHT, Montana & Dakota Grain Co.
Mike Sheehy a driller at the Spindle Top well waits for Ostland and O Sullivan to finalize terms with Mid-Northern over acreage at Billings. Water shortages hinder operations. a line from Kaufman ranch is planned. Ware was found in the old hole but insufficient to sustain the outfit. The Mid-Northern firm is expected to assume control within a few days.
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