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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
1
Chicago January 28 Jane Addams founder of Chicago Hall house and social worker says jazz music is the greatest menace to child morality adding to juvenile crime. Judge Arnold Heap fined cafe entertainer Julia Rector two hundred dollars as Reed notes.
Important notice announces a PTA meeting Friday afternoon at 14 o clock at the H venue. The alert advises members to attend the organized gathering.
President Harding reports a shift from a deficit forecast to a surplus by June and trims federal outlays from 4.5 billion to 3.974 billion. Director Dawes is credited as key to the savings, with direct cuts of 32 million and indirect gains over 104 million in under six months. Labor Day is noted as the only legal holiday established by Congress.
Cardinal Achille Ratti archbishop of Milan was proclaimed pope elect at St. Peter's Milanese cardinal chosen as Pius XI following Benedict XV. A smoke signal from the Sistine chapel announced the decision to thousands gathered in Rome at 11 33 this morning.
Washington reports the armament and Far Eastern conference adjourned after twelve weeks. President Harding labeled the gathering the first deliberate expression of peace among great powers and treaties were signed by the United States Belgium Great Britain France Italy Japan the Netherlands China and Portugal.
In Oskaloosa Iowa on February 2 1922 Mrs Minnie Minnick writes M Vrooman & Son to say she sent a $2.00 money order to pay for 1922 Review and praises the paper as larger and more newsy than papers in bigger towns. She notes her health keeps her from checking her Robert Minnick ranch four miles west of town and wishes the publishers a happy 1922.
Fire and tornado policies from Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Minneapolis Minnesota have been lost or stolen from J. E. McKenna Grass Range Montana. The company will not admit liability under the listed policies.
A fragment shows a heated exchange where a woman questions a man about kissing. He stumbles with filler words before she asserts she will not tolerate any advances unless there is a clear business purpose. The brief scene hints at social tension and gender dynamics.
Livingston Feb 4 A W Miles recently named a member of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater association by Governor Dixon will depart Monday to attend the association meeting in Chicago February 9. Miles and W D Symmes of Lewistown will represent Montana at the gathering.
New York John D. Rockefeller donated 45 million dollars to the General Education Board for advancement of medical science and education. The gift raises his total donations to the board to an amount not yet disclosed.
Dr. Geo A Lhamon, Eyesight Specialist, will be at Youngs Hotel February 20 in the afternoon and February 21 in the forenoon. Eye examinations and glasses fitted for headache nervous trouble and cross eyes. All work guaranteed.
British critics labeled a 19th century circle the Lake Poets for poets who wandered Cumberland’s lakes. Wordsworth Southey and Coleridge led the group though Lamb Liogd and Wilson were also grouped with them under the same designation.
The notice invites attendees to a Saturday night screening option when there is no regular show. Mr Cameron will host sessions on Saturdays or nights with no other programming.
Winnett high school basketball team faced a tough challenge last Friday night, battling the Winnett Huskies to the final whistle. The team showed grit, with three fouls and spirited play, while standout Harry Shierson and Abbie MacKiman stirred school pride as the squad prepares for the upcoming tournament.
A Boston banker calls America an extravagant nation in a Detroit Free Press column. He notes no personal reference to readers and jokes about someday gathering wealth to indulge in extravagance.
The shah of Persia owns a pipe described as the most expensive and valuable in the world. It is the official pipe of Persia and is used only on special state occasions. The piece is heavily set with rubies and diamonds and is valued at over $500,000, according to the Ohio State Journal.
A brief note on choosing silence over premature remarks when work requires restraint. It highlights the skill of knowing when words would undermine effort and timetable, stressing measured communication.
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