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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
8
A poetic portrait of a fighter pilot, the eagle warrior who flies above battlefields and harsh death, driven by sky and sun. The poem frames courage as romance and danger as a gambler’s toss, ending with the pilot facing a final flight.
A reader relates how a colleague challenged them to decipher a stubbornly illegible sentence in a letter. After twenty people failed, the store staff read the last line, realizing its plea to prevent others from reading the letter.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Lewistown Montana gives notice that Sherman Reese of Becket Montana who made Homestead Entry 031043 in section 12 township 13 north range 21 east and an additional entry 032816 for wheat and beef in section 12 will file for three year proof to establish claim before R W Blake US Commissioner at Grass Range on March 17 with witnesses William T. Martin Edward Aiken Earl A. Lee and James Aiken all of Becket Montana First Pub February 13 1919.
Orville Mauzey of Forest Grove Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on sections 2 11 12 township 13 north range 21 east Montana meridian before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana on March 17 1919. Witnesses William Parker Hugh Bowman Ford Boughton and Joseph Isaacs all residents of Forest Grove Montana. First published February 13 1919.
Herman Seastrom of Tyler Montana filed notice of intention to make final Three Year Proof to establish his homestead claim No 032679 for sections 14 and 15 in township 12 north range 24 east Mont principal meridian. He will prove at Lewistown Montana before the register and receiver on March day 1919.
A short reflective poem argues that a thriving town stems from personal effort. It emphasizes shared work over individual hesitation and urges readers to invest in their community to revive it. The piece invites residents to look inward before judging the town.
Hermann Marker of Novary Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim for the ne and se quarters in section 22 and 23 township 15 north range 21 east Montana meridian. The hearing will be before R. W. Blake U. S. Commissioner Grass Range Montana on March 10 1919. Names Snend Holland Richard Swanson Walter Swanson Joseph J Stepetch all of Novary Montana. First publication Feb 6.
Mongus Munson of Grass Range Mont files notice to prove up homestead claim for Sec 35 Tp 16N R 22E and L1 Sec 2 Tp 15N R 22E Montana principal meridian before U S Commissioner R W Blake Grass Range on March 11 1919 with witnesses Louis H Imsande Albert Loebs Isaac Highlander Elmer Johnson all residents of Grass Range First published Feb 6.
Randall A. Wilson of Welter, Montana, filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim to land in Grass Range district. The entry lists previous filing Add's H. E. No. 031642 dated Nov. 10, 1915, in sections of township 16 M. The land office at Lewistown, Montana, assigns March 10, 1919 as the claim's final proof date. Signatures include Charles E. Moulton, Jesse F. Jones, Frank F. Blazer, and David C. Underhill of Welter, with H. J. Kelly, Register.
Mrs F W Olsen of Marysville Missouri reports her boy Jean suffered a severe cold followed by a dreadful cough. After trying several medicines, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the coughing and cured him after one bottle. She notes it is fine for children.
A suitor asks to marry the daughter, provoking an angry reaction from the girl's father who is astonished and wrathful yet the youth remains firm and insists the match is suitable. The scene hints at social tensions over marriage and propriety in a family setting.
Inspired by Annie Oakley's famed shooting on the front, Camp Meade soldiers plan similar aims here and on the French front. The display recalled Oakley shooting ashes from a cigarette and recounting Berlin era daring with the crown prince offering to stand for the trick.
A battalion in Egypt learned of a piano donation and sent a corporal four men a limber two drivers and four mules to fetch it. They then met an Arab carrying the instrument on his back, demonstrating surprising strength.
An haughty woman questions ancestors actions while a老 farmer claims his grandfather placed an unpaid mortgage on the family place. The exchange underscores pride, memory, and the weight of inherited debt across generations.
A quoted dialogue between a couple discussing elopement and fear of pursuit. She assures the father would not follow, while he doubts pursuit would be possible if they moved to leave. The exchange appears in a Boston Evening Transcript transcript.
Silk was probably first known to the Hebrews in Solomon's time when their commercial relations were greatly extended.
Advice on treating colds urges Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick relief and long use. Warns against reinfection during recovery and recommends bed rest for middle aged or older individuals until fully recovered, noting three days in bed early is better than three weeks later.
Land Office at Lewistown Montana January 23 1919 Albert C Dorhel of Grass Range Mont has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish Ly Add s homestead entry No 034204 for Lot 4 Sec 35 Twp 15 N R 22 E M M before R W Blake United States Commissioner Grasspens Montana March 3 1919 Supporting witnesses Leo Deiziger Geo W Ayers Con Wist Laurence Whitmarsh all of Grass Range Mont H J Kelly Register First Pub Jan 30
A. R. Rogers leads Northwest War Loan drive urging 25,000 War Savings societies in the Ninth Federal Reserve District by Feb 24 1919. He argues production ending the war created a need to pay for weapons and support thrift. He calls for universal duty, cites Fifth Liberty Loan later, and stresses shared benefit of savings.
Ray Ward of Battrick Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 034681 for the east half and west half of section 14 and section 23 township 13 north range 24 east Montana meridian. The proceeding will be before the Register and Receiver at Lewistown Montana on March 4 1919. Allen C. Lansberry Clara A Brown Currency I Gummere and Edna M Gummere are listed as witnesses all of Battrick Montana. First pub Jan 30.
Thomas O Ayers of Lewistown Montana files notice to make final proof under the 1915 act for a Desert Land entry No 018301 in section 2 township 15 north range 22 east Montana principal meridian. Proof to be given before U S commissioner We Blake at Grass Range Montana on February 4 with witnesses Oss France Louis J Johnrf ord all of Grass Range. First publication January 30.
The government pursues a broad educational drive to foster thrift and Americanization after wartime shifts. It aims to fund the war budget via War Savings Stamps this year and to establish regular saving as a lasting habit, anchored by the War Savings society in the Ninth Federal Reserve District.
Secretary Carter Glass urges continued support for soldiers in Europe and calls the public to maintain their patriotism, ensure returnees are cared for, and foster thrift. He notes two million American troops abroad and emphasizes government responsibility to aid reintegration into social and industrial life.
A. R. Rogers, head of the Ninth Federal Reserve District War Loan committee, cites Theodore Roosevelt’s plea there must be no sagging as guidance for sustaining War Savings Stamp sales. He argues thrift built in war must continue, urging Americans to keep saving for their families and the country.
A public message praising the United States for ending the war through lavish spending and sacrifice, claiming saving billions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of lives. Citizens are urged to contribute their share and express thanks.
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