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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
10
Grass Range sits at the center of a prime agricultural and stock region with strong cattle shipments and expanding dairy stock. The area supports corn and hog farming, wheat, oats, barley, rye, alfalfa, and forage crops. Despite a tough crop year, Grass Range handled nearly 500000 bushels of wheat at local elevators last fall.
Senator White sharply refuted Senator Slayton’s portrayal of poverty in eastern Fergus county in a personal privilege reply. He acknowledged hail and bad weather caused losses but praised the farming and stock region, contrasting Slayton’s despairing view. Rumors persist Musselshell seeks a land strip from eastern Fergus to influence McKinley county opposition.
The article notes bipartisan congressional opposition to the League of Nations over the Monroe Doctrine, with hopes that constitutional tweaks can avoid power clashes. It highlights optimism among supporters that the league could prevent wars despite European power concerns and mentions President Wilson's Boston visit and a narrow Senate vote on the McKinley county bill.
In a letter from R B Vrooman he states he runs a hospital ward for contagious diseases at Is-sur-Tille France and that returning home within six months is unlikely. He notes approaching the firing line near a million others of the A E F and recalls seeing the barrage, transport, and mud filled roads at Toul and Metz front sights.
A focused aphorism likening a teacher to the throne of a republic, implying faith in public education as the foundation of democratic governance and civic virtue.
Senator B C White issues a public statement to Lewistown citizens detailing legislative maneuvers over the Lewistown normal school bill. He notes finance committee control by Edwards Larson and Kinney and the McKinley county bill opposition by Speaker Belden. He urges informed action without faulting Belden.
Washington February 22 The senate adopted the conference report on a bill letting men discharged from military service keep their uniforms and pay them five cents a mile for travel home from discharge sites. The house is expected to follow in a few days.
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