25 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
1
The Minneapolis Journal notes that post prohibition the St Paul workhouse has fallen from 250 inmates to 25, suggesting taxpayers may be freed from upkeep. It cites broader gains: brighter homes, rising bank deposits, and economic benefits seen in Minneapolis and other centers.
The US army transport Buford sailed before dawn with 249 passengers banned for conspiring against the government. Among those aboard were anarchists and Bolsheviks Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman with 30 years together and two women Ethel Bernstein Dora Lipkin. The destination in sealed orders remained unknown as guards prepared to follow new instructions at dawn.
Helena Dec 22 Blank forms for income tax returns will be mailed after the new year to those required to pay the federal levy on 1919 incomes. Not all liable parties are known to the internal revenue department, and failure to receive a form does not remove tax duties. The tax law sets the return duty on individuals and notes the 1919 surcharge matches 1918 while the general rate falls to four percent up to 5 000 and eight percent over 5 000.
Work Council of the Young Women’s Christian Association notes World War mobilized 850 000 women and girls into industry in Japan. In Tokyo 100 000 women work in 62 industries from telephones to clerical roles. dormitories and long hours take toll on health. JWC A plans to build housing and provide recreation in factory towns with factory cooperation. Mrs Suzuki leads female employment through a training school for office work and expansion of women in business. The era’s danger is rising materialism and the need for female development.
A public sale notice describes cattle to be moved from Grass Range toward the John Sally ranch. Items include a double-barrel leave at this office, a 12 gauge item, and livestock such as one white-faced yearling bull and one red and white two-year-old with calf. Seller identified as Ralph Newman.
Japanese embassy representatives in Washington argue that international friendship rests on relations between women. They urge mutual understanding through recreation, study, and shared activities, highlighting the YWCA as a pivotal channel to connect Japanese and American women and broaden global ties beyond war.
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