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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
2
A call urges farmers to organize for price protection and unified marketing through a Montana Wheat Growers association. It argues cooperation, legal action, and coordinated selling to stabilise prices amid distant markets and wartime pressures.
A Grass Range meeting urged reopening the local creamery to revive dairying. The editorial notes wheat dependence is risky and praises dairy expansion, predicting timely plans under capable management and ongoing demand for Grass Range Creamery butter on the Chicago market.
The legislature debates taxing crude oil with opposition from big companies and support from independents. Proponents say oil should not be exempt like other property, noting farmers face tax burdens and that a production tax could aid public finances without discouraging investment.
A Lewistown syndicate arrangement affecting Black acreage emerges with daily developments. The evolving deal hints at imminent locating actions and ongoing negotiations, signaling renewed activity in the disputed lands.
Telegram from Grass reports Cruse County bill won approval in the state house last night. Details on supporters and opponents are unclear from the message.
A fragment from the Dalles News notes the old-tash man and a gown thought to sleep. questions linger about what has become of the situation.
In the oil fields geologists are described as human birds in khaki and shell glasses who rush hotel lobbies. They read reports, ride taxis, and send wires, while lobby lizards watch hotel registers for prospects. Montana speeds into oil with new energy.
A dance is announced at Teiger on Saturday February 26 with music by a four piece jazz orchestra. The event promotes lively entertainment for local residents featuring a compact jazz program.
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