27 Dec 1923
Page 2
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
2
A fragment notes a stable building in New York, mentioning a location described as part of the Eq stable complex. The text lacks clear dates or names but indicates a property or structure connected to horses and stables.
An attributed line from J W Cross criticizes culture pursued for its own sake as a sapless root yielding only shriveled branches. The quotation frames culture as meaningful when tied to purpose and action.
A four year old mare is missing from the ranch about four months ago. The mare is on the right shoulder in this description. A reward is offered. Leave word at this office.
On a train a man asks where Mrs. Dollis will live now that both daughters are married. The Chicago son-in-law wants her in New York while the New York son-in-law wants her to stay in Chicago. Both claim dutiful motives and humor follows.
In the Revolution and Civil War periods Americans faced deep trials, and Montana shares in similar strains from widespread banking panics and deflation. The text cites ill advised loans, bank mismanagement, and numerous banks as causes, yet expresses hope for better times, agricultural relief, and rainfall in Grass Range if farmers receive fair prices and normal taxes.
Congress adjourned for a thirteen day recess as December passed in political maneuvering. Analysts say the presidential year will center on debates affecting farmers and taxes, with calls for safe, sane reform and avoidance of demagogic rhetoric. The piece urges productive farm legislation and warns against wasted sessions and party infighting.
A mild winter leaves livestock in good condition and hay stocks ample for the season. Some farmers want more moisture, others see time before planting. Winds dried surface soil but plow depth remains moist. last summer soil was saturated. The milder weather helps farm families with hard work and limited help as farmers anticipate moisture before spring plowing and seeding. Japan is noted as a buyer of American wheat, and demand may rise.
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