15 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
1
Aged and disabled federal workers haunt Washington bureaus as the need for relief grows. The piece argues for civil pensions funded by salary deductions to retire veterans like clerks remaining on payroll from Lincoln’s era, easing inefficiency without crippling government service.
A reflective statement contrasts self judgment by potential with others assessment by completed deeds, emphasizing personal standard vs external measure. It highlights how ambition and restraint shape reputation and progress.
Senate Finance Committee approves a bill to fund eleven billion dollars in foreign debts owed to the United States, with maturity by June 15 1947 and interest of at least five percent. Secretary Mellon and Senator Simmons back the changes, committee to report Monday for possible Senate action. total liability includes 11.829 billion dollars with Russia owing 394.245 million.
A foreclosure suit by Blodgett Loan Co. against Arthur C. Burch and his wife Allie Quayle Burch shows Burch, then a Fergus County resident with a homestead in 1919, signed the mortgage in Lewistown on August 1, 1919. Attorney A. J. Schmidt handled the action and knew Burch well as he faces trial in Los Angeles for J. Belton Kennedy's murder.
A Life remark notes Charles M Schwab advised smiling to improve conditions though most people would ruin it by laughing aloud. The quote highlights the tension between optimism and skepticism in public mood.
The back of the Christmas cover features nearly 75 gift listings in S Clark's page ad. The compiled catalog highlights assorted items and prices, reflecting seasonal shopping in a community paper.
Washington December 5. President Harding hopes for a definite agreement on future meetings to discuss world affairs after the arms conference ends. He aims to avoid creating a rival to the League of Nations while seeking a framework for ongoing consultations among nations. Details and timing of formal proposals remain undecided.
Tom Slaughter, a notorious desperado, was killed from behind by J C Howard, a fellow escapee, in Saline county hills after Slaughter led a prison breakout at the Arkansas State prison. One of the five black fugitives is dying from wounds, while others are in custody as officers pursue the remaining band members.
Magistrate Stanley outlined four steps in the downfall of a bootleg whiskey drinker, Julio Goman, who pleaded guilty to intoxication. He warned that if he continues drinking, he will end up in Bellevue hospital and then the morgue.
Merchant assures customer about bread shelf life claiming loaves stay fresh for two weeks and refusing to accept bulk daily limits. The dialogue hints at market selling practices and consumer questions about spoilage.
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