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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
8
President Wilson outlines four points for a just peace based on essential justice and non bargaining of peoples. He stresses territorial settlements for peoples benefit, national aspirations satisfied without threatening world peace, and asserts US power serves freedom not aggression, pledging mobilization and no threats.
The Red Cross war council allocates 1.5 million dollars to supply soldiers with sweaters heavy woolen socks helmets woolen wristlets and gloves. It also approves 880 thousand dollars for 400 thousand pounds of woolen yarn sold to chapters at 2.20 per pound, distributed through 13 division warehouses. Mrs Werter Smith of Beresford SD claims a new knitting record by completing a standard sweater in 712 hours beating the old mark by one hour.
A compact urging readers to purchase War Savings and Thrift Stamps as a patriotic savings effort. Encourages support for wartime financing and personal thrift through straightforward purchase messaging.
Early last summer most town businesses flew Old Glory from flagstaffs. Flags were generous but many were left up too long, torn by wind. Proposes monthly observance or on holidays, and decides on flags for victory celebrations or half mast for war losses. Calls for early steps to secure flags, reflecting local patriotic spirit.
London reports the American war effort extends beyond major drives as the savings stamp fund crosses the $50 million milestone. Weekly average contributions climb to about $11 million, reflecting broad citizen support alongside Liberty Loans and Red Cross.
The registration books for the Town of Grass Range election in Fergus County Montana close at 5 PM on Friday March 1 1918 Electors may register at the County Clerk Court House in Lewistown or before a Notary Public or Justice of the Peace within the county by 5 PM March 1 1918 Witness my hand and the Seal of Fergus County February 2 1918 W W Wheaton County Clerk and ex officio Registrar First Pub Feb 7 Last Pub Mar 7
One black scrubby horned cow with bob tail unbranded. Owner urged to claim by contacting Ben Moulton’s ranch and paying for this ad.
Department of the Interior notices Alice E. Holmes contests Benjamin Wilson's homestead entry No 1 for section 22 township 17 north range east Montana meridian. Holmes alleges Wilson died December 1915 leaving no heirs. Contest must file an answer within twenty days after the fourth publication.
The brief note states that The Review does fine job printing and urges readers to plan their next printing job there before seeking alternatives.
Poetic reminder urging children to write to and show love to their mothers before it is too late. Encourages timely affection and tender words to avoid future regret. Includes a dated credit to Charles R. Berentske.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana states Thomas L Buckler of Grass Range has filed intention to make three year proof on patent for land described in homestead entry 930417. Proof to be presented before R W Blake March 19 1918. Witnesses: Woolery McBroom Long Bassett all of Grass Range. Kelly Register. First Pub Feb 14.
George E Mudd of Grass Range Montana filed intention to prove his homestead claim for sw sw Sec 10 and other parcels in Tp 14 N R 24 E Montana meridian. He will appear before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range on March 19 1918. First publication February 14.
Land Office Lewistown Mont February 1 1918 John Fischer of Grass Range Montana files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to homestead entries in sections 9 10 and 3 township 16 north range 23 east M M before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana March 12 1918 Witnesses Dave Swensen Ralph Johnson John L Fischer Jacob A McMorran all of Grass Range First Pub February 7
Sallie Anderson of Ft Maginnis Montana filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish settlement for Lots 1 and 6 Section 20 Township 16 North Range 21 East Montana Principal Meridian. Witnesses named: William J. Anderson Matilda O Noerenberg Charles Hufnagle Harry E. Harding all of Ft Maginnis Montana. Register H J Kelly.
Nettie O Brown formerly Newberg of Battrick Montana filed commutation proof for Homestead Entry No 036051 entered July 18 1916 for a tract in section 8 township 13 north range 24 east Montana meridian before U S Commissioner George Hathron Dempsey Hathron Frank Hume and Joe J Dewan all of Battrick Montana at Grass Range Montana on March 18 1918.
Land Art at Lewistown Montana dated february 8 1918 records Gladys Hodke formerly Berger of Tyler Montana who on february 3 1915 made a pms entry for ne nw sec osa ute for eh ie sk or wh nw nei not lots 2 3 4 sec ag oe montuchaien has filed notice of intention to make final three before r w blake us com at grass montana on march 19 1918 Arthur Berger Robert F Ouelette Mose Ouelette ie Grey all of Tyler Montana first pub feb 14
The interior department U S land office at Lewistown Montana lists a sale date March 18 1918 with multiple bidders including William Jace Range A Hall Austin Saylor Wal John R Cripps all of Grass Range to register before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range First published February 14
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