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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1919

Page

9

Grass Range Winnett talk on county division and seats

A Grass Range delegation met Winnett leaders to discuss county division. Charters led with tax and administration arguments, a seven-man Winnett committee was formed, and talks revealed Winnett’s demand for offices across a wide area while protesting Grass Range as temporary county seat. The meeting closed unsettled but orderly. Russia and European aid commentaries followed with calls for stronger leadership and a focus on domestic needs.

Winnett O. W. Badger James H. Charters Charters Mac Woods Valentine Temporay County Grass Range

Drylanders District News and Local Happenings

Drylanders District William Traywick is building a new house with Mr. Frigstad doing carpentry. The district builds and improves this winter. Gopher damage to grain last season. County Agent Peterson offers to help if farmers organize. Whitmarsh rents Dorhel place and Dorhel visits from Washington for final land proof. Woods family home, two soldiers return. Mamie Foster in Lewistown for high school. Bernice Monger ill with scarlet fever.

William Traywick Frigstad Gopher Peterson Mr. Whittaker Indiana George Tysor Whitmarsh A. C. Dorhel Dorhel Washington Wm. Woods Wm. Woods, Jr Jordon Gore Robert Ayers Becket Mamie Foster Lewistown Bernice Monger

Fergus County Hosts Unique Farm Short Course This Winter

Fergus County hosts the only state short course this winter with over a thousand farmers expected. Instructors cover crop improvement tractors livestock roads cooking clothing and child welfare with daily sessions starting at 9 am. Evening programs include the Montana play The Long Trail on February 10 and a Friday banquet by Domestic Science.

Fergus County Farm Bureau Fergus County High School Fergus County Montana Hamilton Domestic Science Department Bureau

Long Trail play to open at Judith Theater February 10

A rural Montana tale titled The Long Trail by Miss Mignonado will be produced at the Judith Theater next Monday night February 10. The strong comedy drama is praised by the press across the state and is presented with the Farmers' Short Course next week. attendees are promised ample reward for their trouble.

Montana

Illiteracy and literacy in Russia and the United States

The article compares literacy and schooling in Russia and the United States, noting Russia's linguistic diversity and high illiteracy among soldiers, few children in public schools for peasants, and lower professional and postal infrastructure versus the United States. It cites Russia's population and post offices against U.S. figures and mentions the relative number of newspapers or magazines.

United States Russia

Farmers Week Demonstrations On Gas Engines And Tractors

Lewistown hosts Farmers Week at County High School February 10 to 15 with hands on gas engines automobiles and tractors sessions. Attendees should bring coveralls tools and files for practical sharpening tempering and bearing fitting demonstrations including timing engine valves for Ford Buick Franklin stationary and tractor engines. Fergus County Farm Bureau invites all interested to attend for demonstrations and instruction.

Lewistown Ford Buick Franklin Fergus County Farm Bureau

U S School Event Friday Evening Debates and Glee Club

The School House program for last Friday night includes the High School Band and Glee Club performances, a solo and a folk dance. A debate on railroad government control features Capitola Braniff Emma Koenitz Harry Shierson for the affirmative and Forest Charters Percy Stoner A E Trapp for the negative. The event, titled America My Country, also lists additional selections and refreshments, with admission free and all invited.

U. S Uniinitwnk Albee J. D. McFarland W. R. Davis Capitola Braniff Emma Koenitz Harry Shierson Forest Charters Percy Stoner A. E. Trapp America Glee Club

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Equity Co-operative Association C. D. Summers East Main St Lewistown, Montana H. M. Wetzig Grass Range Rebiefs Stern J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors Congress Judith Theatre The Mignon Quay Drylanders District
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