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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
2
The Seattle strike involving about thirty five thousand workers ends after Mayor Hanson and the chief of police warned that essential city industries must run. They vowed to use lawful power to protect those who work, condemning Bolshevik tactics and sympathetic action as harmful to the public and to unions in good standing.
A public observance on Roosevelt and Lincoln anniversaries sparks calls for vigilance and patriotism. The piece condemns Bolshevik and anarchist threats, urges anti red flag laws, and stresses that urban centers pose the greatest risk to American ideals.
Samuel C. Weaver head of Judith Auto in Lewis town died in a high speed crash near Judith Gap en route to Harlowton. E. E. Cobb aided in the car. Cobb injured but living. Weaver Funeral held Monday. other accident near Cottonwood Creek involved County Commissioners Moulton Wright Barney and County Surveyor Tilzey. J. D. Waite driver unhurt. Multiple injuries reported. sun glare cited for Waite incident.
Premier Clemenceau lauded America for entering the war and its soldiers. He praised conscription, self-denial, and unity, noting 110,000,000 people supporting the effort and the exemplary battle record of American troops. He also urged continued moral influence and coordination of aid. He commented on suffrage protestors in Washington and urged moral persuasion over radical action.
Teachers' examination and Eighth Grade Examinations will be given in Lewistown and other towns of Fergus County on February 27 28 and March 1 beginning at 8 am. A C Swift County Superintendent of Schools.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated February 4 1919 states Herman Seastrom of Tyler Montana filed for three year proof to establish a homestead claim on section 15 township 12 south, before the U S land office March 17 1919. Witnesses listed include B John Co of Tyler Minnesota Nels Jensen C Fuller Darrell Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Pub February 13.
Department of the Interior notice records Sherman Reese of Becket Montana filing intent to establish a three year claim on a land lot described as part of section 12 township 18 north range 21 east in Montana. Witnesses named are William T. Martin Edward Aiken Earl A Lee and James Aiken all of Becket Montana.
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