30 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
1
An agri economic monologue laments medical theories as the American farmer battles collapsing prices. It insists doctors diagnose real causes, then prescribe actions to steady markets, boost shipping, and set farmers on their feet for spring work.
Congressman Riddick relays Montana Bankers Association endorsement of the Fordney bill aiding stockmen and farmers. The House debated it, and passage followed quickly. Congressman John Mee noted bankers' messages, and Helena secretary treasurer A T Hibbard received responses last Wednesday.
Ranch advertises ten tons of hay for sale at eight dollars per ton. The notice names John K. Raugstad as the seller. Also included is a separate public notice stating Captain Miles Standish and John Alden have reappeared.
A French inventor created a pocket flashlight with a built in tiny dynamo. Pressing a lever drives gears to spin the armature and produce strong light. It disassembles easily for quick repairs, offering an alternative to the customary battery powered models.
The Smithsonian debuts an iron wedge once owned by Abraham Lincoln, marked with initials A L. Gifted by Henry W. Allen of California via John A. Elston, it was found in 1885 during repairs at a brick house near New Salem in Menard county Illinois, once tied to Lincoln’s surveying mentor Mentor Graham.
A reflection on how a mother shapes her son's life and the father's role in addressing real problems. The piece argues that sentimental lessons from mothers may need reconsideration and that fathers should impart practical common sense to counterbalance sentiment.
A tribute to Virginia Shoudy recalling a missing playmate and a sister’s mourning, and a mother’s longing for a sweet little daughter described as sunshine in the home. Christmas brings sober reflection for a grieving family and community, yet Virginia’s Christmas remains deeply meaningful.
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