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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
4
Montana farmers embrace corn as a central crop for diversification and permanent agriculture. The 1919 corn acreage reached 133,000, with corn valued for feed, silage, hog finishing, poultry rations, and dairy support, offering drought resilience and income on non irrigated lands.
Notice for public land claim publication for Peter Kjersem of Wat of Ont on Ont. See a for ew wid ed pe Dep 2 Ae filing year proof to describe land before Blake U S Commissioner at Lewistown Montana on March 13 with witnesses H Ahl ana reek Mont. Joe Montgomery Register First Pub Feb
Fragmentary dialogue captures a playful exchange about weight measurement with a quip about starting at nine and four and a half pounds.
Notice that registration books for Green Range Municipal Election, to be held Monday April 2 1923, will close 6 PM February 16 1923. Voters who did not vote in the November 7 1922 General Election must re register by law in their county or parish before January 21 as directed by County Clerk James Martin.
Montana artist Charles M Russell is praised as the greatest portrayer of frontier life. Six large 18x12 inch pictures themed on Montana scenes and Old West incidents are in demand, framed they become art treasures, and orders should be placed soon to avoid delay.
Gift idea notes a Strathmore Script Cabinet of Stationery for Men as a personal present. It suggests printing or embossing the recipient’s name on letterheads and envelopes for a tailored touch.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a printer's offer or suggestion, but readable content is scant. Context remains unclear due to garbled letters and incomplete phrases. Additional legible lines would be needed to establish a coherent item or event.
A German committee notes that from late 1921 to last summer the occupying forces in the Rhine area received 1 400 parlors 2 600 sitting rooms 5 000 dining rooms 10 800 bedrooms and 4 600 kitchens as well as 180 sets of leather lounge furniture 2 900 leather easy chairs 1 800 wicker sets and 6 800 wicker easy chairs 2 100 upholstered sets and 1 400 upholstered easy chairs 2 800 adult beds and 8 500 children beds 3 900 clothes chests 3 400 washstands and 3 000 chaise longues amid occupied castles and private dwellings.
Fifteen year old Shaffer boy sits in desolation while his father George Shaffer hunts alone. The fragment describes a scene of parental absence during a hunting trip and the boy's disappointed mood.
The passage cites Herbert Spencer on physical discomfort and questions the value of restrictive foot appliances. Lyman M. D. argues for practical walking and warns against deforming devices, noting the paradox of desiring flight yet harming the feet by encasement.
A satirical piece in Saturday Review praises a smiling woman who brightens every setting. It notes how waiters, shop clerks, porters, and travelers respond to her warm presence, making services smoother and days easier. The essay frames happiness as a social force that influences others and relieves life’s burdens.
The article notes the full moon emits about nine times more light than the half moon. Stebbins and Brown used a selenium cell to measure light from the moon’s surface, finding higher reflectivity on the western lunar face between first quarter and full.
In 1837 a section of Canadians unhappy with Britain rose in revolt seeking independence. The rebels gained sympathy from the United States and tried to seize territory along the Niagara River. Canadian troops pursued the insurgents but failed to capture the leaders. a proclamation of neutrality was issued and order restored after the New York insurgents on Navy Island surrendered.
A disrupted performance at a busy theater leaves patrons frustrated as they exit scattered groups, while security and ushers manage the crowd. A man waits near the exit as sirens sound nearby and the scene shifts to a tense, unsettled mood.
An assembly session covers state board appointments and six year terms for education officials. Bills consider oil tax increase to 8 percent, juvenile delinquency repeal, pistol control, and prohibition enforcement shift to federal officers. A proposal to cut state department heads’ salaries by ten percent gains traction amid lobbying.
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