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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
3
A testimonial advertises Deans Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs. A. Vincent of Missoula recounts severe kidney and back pain improved after two boxes, claiming no kidney complaint since. Price 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Montana bank resources total 127 million 179 thousand 20 dollars and 21 cents for 276 state and eight private banks as of November 17 1919 per bank examiner H S Magraw. The figure surpasses the December 30 1918 high by 3 227 436 27 and follows September 12 1919 growth of 3 871 739 00 with time deposits about 3 819 852 75 likely savings deposits.
An old advertisement touts a doctor created remedy claiming to loosen congested chests and end lingering colds. It urges prompt use for all ages with no after effects and sells for 60 cents at druggists.
Ottawa orders suspension of postal money orders to the United States until exchange rates stabilize. In Winnipeg Canada trims silver content in coins to curb melting. The U S Airship R-3, bought for 2.5 million dollars, will fly with an American crew next July from England. The Carranza diplomatic resolution is dropped by Senate Republicans. Railroads may stay under government control through June 30, 1920 pending legislation. Coal miners’ wages up 14 percent. strike losses around 52 million in value. Montreal stock market booms on print paper stocks. 1920 contracts with US users total around 90 dollars per ton. Morgenthau warns of famine in Europe and the Near East without a miracle. In Ashburn butter production records broken by Lula Alphea dairy cow. New York theaters raise New Year’s Eve seat prices to seven fifty to eleven dollars due to prohibition. Winnipeg millers warn 250 eastern Canadian mills may shut down without action on wheat, with the Wheat Board filling export orders. Tailors’ workers earn up to 135 weekly. men’s suit prices rise from 25 to 50 60 and up to 85 100. Carranza reportedly has 24 30 modern pursuit planes, risking U S air superiority. Boston notes changes in raccoon coat fashion and fur trade economics. Armour & Co reorganizational plans amid 100 million common stock, with J Ogden Armour holding about 70 percent.
A vintage ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle natural aid to restore regular bowel function. It claims to ease headache biliousness tongue fur and stomach sourness by cleaning waste and stimulating the bowels with mild action. 26c at druggists.
The article extols farm naming as a sign of ownership and pride. It argues a named farm, such as Hill Crest or Oak Grove, strengthens identity, appearance, and connection to the land, guiding travelers and potentially entering local history like Mount Vernon.
An advertisement urges kidney health through Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims the remedy, known since 1696 in the Netherlands, restores strength and offers guaranteed relief with money back if unsatisfied. The copy pressures prompt purchase from a druggist in sealed boxes.
Butte's Travonia mine ledge yields homes fences and walls built from silver and manganese rock. The Lovers Roost house and nearby fences showcase the material prized for color weight and durability. Ancient rock assays report 4 to 60 ounces of silver and 12 to 18 percent manganese, with some samples reaching 50 to 60 ounces silver.
Butte reports fuel prices rising to eight dollars per cord during the famine. Malta notes farmers travel up to fifty miles seeking fuel. Billings reports four new oil companies formed and Frank E. Connelly elected president of the Midland club. Butte alerts on potential loss of sight for Alderman Gus Hess due to an electric globe. Prairie County veterans form an American Legion post. Helena carpenter John Briesprecher killed when a ladder collapsed. Musselshell county board chair Ben C. Steele resigns. Scobey boards vote on a $75,000 high school bond. Lewistown James Hoover sentenced to two years for forged checks. Roundup burglars steal $400 from Newton Hardware. Lavina to vote on incorporation January 13 amid date objections. Glendive officer Clarence W. Thompson awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. Roundup club and local groups plan Christmas baskets. Lake View farmers kill horses for hides as feed is scarce. values drop from $250 to $50–$75. Helena attorney C A Spaulding resigns from Montana board of bar examiners. Eureka notes Lincoln county taxes led by Great Northern and Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
An inmate serving life at the Penitentiary in Boise Idaho offers handmade silver fobs and rings for sale. Cigar stores are invited to respond to Pat Murphy at the Penitentiary for arrangements.
A H Barth of Billings plans a million dollar hotel project in Helena to be run by a new company led by Roy Caruthers of New York. The venture will be named Hotel Caruthers and financed with 200000 dollars in capital.
An ad style item promises soothing relief for lumbago with a non rubbing method. It mentions easing sprains strains and stiffness and suggests a quick calming effect from a small warm congestion remedy.
Regional ads show real estate and farm loan offerings from Frary Burlingame at 41 1 2 North Main Butte and Liberty Bonds trading. home made apple butter and Navy Beans offered. chiropractors Dr J R Moore in Havre Montana advertise free analysis. a Montana Newspaper Association notice seeks relinquishment buyers and grain listings.
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