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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
4
Ambitious investors discuss available capital and brains for enterprise. The text suggests mergers as a path to expansion and notes readiness to pursue opportunities after wartime growth and economic pressures.
A fragmentary London piece laments idleness and its harm to daily life. The prose notes how laziness erodes effort and focus, urging readers to resist habit and stay disciplined to prevent decline.
A fragment discusses how a sensitive nervous system makes children notice ailments sooner and respond to discipline, noting how neglect can affect behavior and health in early life. The text reads as a puzzled reflection on childish tendencies and health awareness.
The passage argues Lief has breached irrational taboos and aims to replace them with standards fit for contemporary times. It questions whether a vote of men would approve her dress, manners, temperament, and outlook, suggesting resistance tied to outdated views.
Fragmentary notes emphasize concern for strangers in gatherings and the slow loss of women to loneliness. The text reflects on profound human tragedies and the enduring weight of social isolation across communities.
A brief note warns that political platform planks benefit from careful polishing before they are presented publicly. It suggests clarifying language, aligning with goals, and testing proposals to ensure strong messaging and feasibility.
A dialogue expresses strong support for higher education for women with a note that one participant is taking aviation lessons, illustrating evolving attitudes toward women’s study and careers.
Many suffer from severe colds and recover without treatment which tempts risk takers. The piece warns every cold weakens the lungs and lowers vitality making future attacks harder to resist and suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a affordable cure option.
Notice is given to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of Allison L McCain deceased. Claims must be proved with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to Winifred McCain executrix, at Roy Montana, Lewistown Montana attorney C J Dousman. Dated Oct 9 1922.
The soothing remedy is praised for its pleasant taste and prompt cures for colds croup and whooping cough. It is free from opium and harmful drugs and trusted by mothers of young children for quick relief.
Notice is given that Frank Kosir makes a homestead land claim in Section 1 Town 1 North Range 5 West Nye County Montana. He must prove up the claim before the Register and Receiver at Lewistown Montana on the 26th day of December. Claimants witnesses are Matt Blum Mrs. Nick Deutsch Lewis town Matt Meyers Joe Kosir Roy Montana. Joe Montgomery Register. First Pub. Nov. 23.
In Lewistown Montana on November 26 1922 Frank J Daniels of Forest Grove appears linked to an ae 920 patent with claims dated March 12 1920 and references to H E and Jane M. The notice lists a claim description before U S Grass and names Sidney L. Thomas Alfred Sel Wesley Jones Lester H. Hunt with a first publication date November 30.
Notice from the U S Office at Lewistown Montana dated November 20 1922 to Loretta B McMahan regarding a land claim filed March 23 1918 under the homestead laws with witness R W Blake at Grass Range Montana and first publication November 30.
A narrative recalls Lincoln’s wartime service in Virginia and his presence at Garfield and McKinley assassinations. It notes Lincoln attending Pan-American events and his remark about invitations, framing a thread of presidential danger through a family memory.
An old woman famed for thrifty habits nears death and, with her daughter at her side, requests to die in the dark by blowing out the candle, saying she cannot fee to die in the dark.
Take two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ensure a healthy bowel action and correct liver disorders. They promote a gentle movement without unpleasant effects and banish dull feeling common with constipation.
Louis G Fifer of Grass Range Montana files for three year proof to establish a land claim described as Section 2E R 2E. R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana will hear the case on the 23rd with first publication December 21.
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York says she has frequently used Chamberlain's Tablets for three years and found them splendid for headache and bilious attacks. She is pleased to speak a word in praise of them.
Sheriff announces sale of real property in Fergus County Montana to satisfy judgment in district court. Defendants Elijah Bliss Carnes and Irene Clark Carnes encumber the south half of the northeast quarter and other described parcels in Lewistown. Sale set for December 28 at 2 PM at the courthouse. bid cash. Edward Ewers attorney for plaintiff. 11-90-22.
A Russian official in charge of repairing rolling stock faces cash demands as factories hold repair parts and cars wait idle. By February daily wages for November were 165,000 rubles, worth about eight pounds of rye bread in 1922, highlighting deteriorating conditions and unpaid wages for railroad workers.
A Louisville Courier-Journal note suggests reviving the old snuff box as a decorative and practical heirloom. It imagines General Washington taking snuff from such a box and spins playful fiction about snuffers and pinchers, snuff tea fashion and grand air, all offered as a gratis idea.
Worthwhile ideas about advertising by a man who knows what he is talking about that was the general opinion of those who heard the address of Truman A. Deweese before the Grocers and Importers Exchange says the Philadelphia Record. He said eighty per cent of all advertising effort is directed to creating a market for something you never have felt a need, but which will add to your comfort and happiness. The idea of advertising is to make the luxuries of today the necessities of tomorrow. This helps to keep industries going, dollars at work and gives employment to millions of men. Half the financial institutions would go out of business if it were not for advertising.
The author argues experience comes from mistakes and warns that public libraries offer warnings from history's greatest minds. He notes in populous states most residents borrow only two books annually, usually fiction, which he calls mental opium.
The Natal Advertiser urges towns to heed the law of light in future development. It notes the legacy of past planners and stresses that sunshine and lighting influence convenience, comfort, and the race's future in South Africa as towns modernize.
Readers oppose those who enjoy loud engine roars and dismiss a new foot ailment caused by keeping the accelerator pressed. The piece argues against sympathetic views for drivers who cause noise and strain.
A style show by undertakers featured living models in burial robes proving a number of oddities in the country as observers remark on the quirky display.
A press agent notes a scientist arguing that Earth’s heat change is negligible at under a millionth of a degree, while ignoring the warming impact of hot air produced by stars. The remark frames a debate on cosmic versus terrestrial heating effects.
A newborn infant spoke a few words shortly after birth, with gender clearly identifiable from the moment.
A fragmented clipping notes concerns about leg coverings and hairstyles affecting local fashion norms. Residents debate modesty standards and personal expression in public spaces, reflecting broader social expectations of appearance.
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