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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
3
Gladys Walton reports on town happenings from a snowy week. Luther Breckenridge prepares the Sanderson Post band for a February 18 concert. Weather, livestock feed, and local commerce notes fill the page along with funeral details for Mrs. Etta Westberg and wider community chatter about schools, gas lighting, and upcoming elections.
Mrs Focht recounts a westward journey begun July 4 from Grass Range. She and Phoebe Freeman Focht visit Yellowstone Idaho Falls Spokane Wenatchee Seattle Tacoma Mt Rainier Portland Grant's Pass Crater Lake Shasta Valley Frisco Oakland Los Angeles and the Grand Canyon. The four and a half month trip cost under twenty dollars weekly with limited hotel stays.
For sale two thousand pounds of thoroughly cleaned Grimm alfalfa seed grown on dry land and free from all foul seed. See R. J. French.
Gladys Walton appears in Short Skirts on Saturday night at the Grand theater, delivering a feature performance in a classic cinema program.
The article notes over nine gull species found globally and many more names. Gulls are marine birds with real charm, inhabiting seas like the Great Lakes and inland waters. Prominent species mentioned include the Arctic gull, goose gull, herring gull, kittiwake, laughing gull, and seamews.
Dallas dispatch notes a columnist’s remark that a hair switch looks least fascinating in a store window, reflecting a skeptical view of current merchandise presentation strategies. The brief item captures a humorous market reaction from the era.
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