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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary text references H P Burbage and Chamberlain in a historical context. The readable portions mention a long troubled period and a first stage of ra tion, but no coherent event, date, or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
The testimonial describes a person suffering recurring colds who found no lasting relief until a druggist recommended Chamberlain's Remedy. He says he was cured by this remedy and has since used it whenever he has a cold, quickly finding relief.
Ten tons of hay available at a ranch with this offer. Respondents must arrange pickup and provide contact details for John K. Raugstad as the inquirer or recipient.
The fragment suggests guidance on promoting a healthy action related to bilious symptoms. It reads like a brief wellness note encouraging self care and awareness of digestive health.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana describes John C. Fishburn of Grove Montana filing in 1921. It records his location and intent to describe land under U S Land Office procedures and dates.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewis Mont dated January 1921 announces a public claim action with hearing on the 8th day of March 1920 in Grass Mont. Claimant witnesses listed include John C. Fishburn Carl A. Erickson Forest Grove Mont Harry Sculley and Harry James Piper Mont. H J Kelly Register First published February 3.
Notice states a public sale on January 7 at 106 A.M. with bid price details, by order of the Interior Department. Tract offered for cultivation shows it cannot be kept closed once opened. Officially signed by H. J. Kelly, Register, with dates January 18 1921 and January 6 1921.
Public notice from Land Office in Montana dated the 16th extends notice for estate of William L. Smith Jr of Gram read by J. Kelly, Register. First publication January 6.
A short piece extols Cresus tablets as pleasant to take and gentle with a mild effect when dosed properly. It notes they aid digestion and contrasts wealth with restraint in usage of the product.
Court record in the district and county court shows plaintiff William A. Armstrong versus Rose Armstrong in a civil action. Case details indicate a spouse or family relation dispute proceeding in the local jurisdiction. The document reflects a standard jurisdictional filing with parties named for further action.
A fragment describes a traditional hunt with dogs and a horse drawn jetney or vehicle across varied terrain. The text mentions pursuing game and dangers of chasing, with phrases about sighting crime and tiring animals, but details are garbled and incomplete.
A young woman at a bank or store cashier failed to recognize John D. Rockefeller and forgot that the association intended to aid European relief. He left a $100 bill and the cashier asked him to return for his change, puzzled by his apparent recklessness.
Mrs Jen G Harding drew bright attention in a New York theater as matinee spectators greeted her in her box. A group of forty Ohio girls presented scarlet carnations, the state flower, while eighty Jersey City children sent boxes of late.
Carl Vrooman announces plans to mobilize corn together with American farmers to aid Europe. He will coordinate from Chicago headquarters and direct the drive to feed relief efforts amid wartime needs.
Fragmentary text discusses railroad operating costs, overtime, and rule inflexibility impacting efficiency. It cites incidents where workers were paid for excessive time and where mechanical rules delayed repairs, reflecting disputes over fair pay and processing under labor agreements and management guidelines.
Public notice of land sale for debt on estate of John H. Sla Merle C. Greewistown Montana. Property details state 12.59 acres more or less. Sale requires written undersigned agreement before sale. Executor Frank F. Miles and attorney Merle C. Greewistown are listed.
Frank F. Mil, administrator of the estate of William Slater Jr., lists property in Township Twenty Three, including several quarter sections, to be sold on Sparks Company tender in Lewistown, Montana, under court order of the District Court. Sale will occur on or after a stated date in 1921 with acts to follow under the administrator and attorney C. Greene.
Classified brief lists a baby buggy baby bed and a Ford touring car offered cheap. Contact R Winger Becket Montana for details dated 1 27 4t.
Washington Wheat Growers Association reports about 8,000,000 bushels contracted in Washington 6,500,000 in Idaho 2,000,000 in Montana and 750,000 in Oregon toward a 15,000,000 bushel goal across three states. Adams says contracts near 14,000,000 suggest likely success while Montana plans cooperation via Spokane central agency.
Washington reports more than 250000 gallons of whiskey and automobiles valued at 1000000 are in government possession from prohibition enforcement. Wayne B Wheeler says to guard seized property the sundry civil appropriation bill allocates 200000. Seized liquor and cars are slated for sale by the government.
A Baltimore Sun reader quote discusses a statesman facing a wall in policy making and describes his sharp yelps as a form of cusia, highlighting public frustration with stalled initiatives.
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