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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
12
A reflection on hurried life and the duty of care. It urges steady personal planning with divine help to balance self culture and social need, stressing that kindness and ministry should never be neglected despite haste.
The reef waters north and northeast of Hon duras form a rich fishing ground. Beginning about 100 miles east of Ceiba and south of Gracias Adios, shallow water forms a coral reef with several small keys. It is an ideal fish and turtle ground.
A pair of lovers, banished from speaking, used hymn books as a covert channel at their church. The man, an officer, left messages written from book end to start to evade detection and create sweet, coded notes for their secret correspondence.
An Irishman driving a load of pigs to the fair meets two well dressed men who ask for two inside seats. He replies he cannot because he had promised to take up no one not as good as themselves, expressing sincere regret.
Mrs. L A Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports stomach trouble and constant tiredness before using Chamberlain's tablets. She says the tablets helped from the first day and within a week she had improved in every way.
Notice records an isolated tract public sale under the 2456 R S provisions. Leroy Bardwell of Lewis town applies for land in section 14 town 22 range 8. Sale scheduled at 10 a m on August 28 1919 at the interior office Lewistown Montana. Sale completes when final bids are opened and the receiver settles claims.
Notice under the Interior Department directs a public sale of tract E% nw Sec 15 Twp 13N R21E M M at not less than $3 per acre. Sale at 10 AM January 28 1919 in the office. Mountainous terrain. bidders must settle with the Receiver. Claims or objections due by sale time. H J Kelly Register. First publication Dec 26.
Department of Interior announces that Tena Ray of Grass Range filed notice of final proof for Homestead Entry 037505 in Sec 2, T. Montana Principal Meridian, with witnesses Samuel P. Stoner William Stewart George Hathron and Ray. Hearing scheduled before U S Commissioner Blake on January 9. First published December 5, 1918.
Notice dated November 26, 1918 states JOHN L. FISCHER of Grass Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on Lot 3 and 4 Section 4 Township 16 North Range 23 East M M. Witnesses named: David Harris John Fischer Elmer Hughs, all of Grass. The hearing before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Montana will be January 8 1919.
Notice from the Interior U.S. Office at Lewistown Montana dated Nov 4 1918 announces JOHN A HEDMAN of Biskestes Montana who on Sept 3 filed homestead entry No for Lot 4 Section 3 Township 24 Range East Montana and Panna Kruger Adolf Sve Kruger and German Svensson of Blakeslee Ru 5 Kelly Register state intention to complete final three year proof to establish land claim before U S Commissioner at Grasea Montana on Jan 6 1919
A brief note urges buying war savings stamps as a solid investment, highlighting their value during wartime and encouraging citizens to purchase. The message emphasizes secure national support and personal financial benefit.
Land Office Lewistown Montana announces Ella Rocheleau of Tyler Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof for Desert No 025103 in the 3N 24E Montana meridian. Proof to be presented before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on January 6 1919. Named witnesses Charles Niswanger Joseph Dewan Edward Rocheleau and Marie Niswanger all of Tyler Montana. First publication December 5.
Land Office at Lewistown Montana notes Edmond Rocheleau of Tyler Montana filed intent to make homestead competitive mutation proof to establish claim to land described in section 25 township 13 north range 24 east Montana principal meridian before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana January 6 1919 Names Ella Tee Charles W Nis sesoseph J Dewan Marie V Grass Range Mont
In Lewistown Montana on December 2 1918 official notice announces a public sale of a land tract under Sec 2455 R S to Snend Holland of Forest Grove Montana Serial 0407x7. The sale is set for January 1 1919 at 10 am at the office with minimum bid per acre and immediate payment required to the Receiver. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time. H J Kelly Register. First publication Dec 19.
Nearly new Royal Typewriter offered for sale by this office. Standard make, good bargain price. Available for viewing at this office.
Red Cross workers in Berne helped care for German prisoners last spring and now Italian prisoners from Austria are being fed through a new exchange. trains bring 860 men to Zurich where American Red Cross provides meals and clothing before the men continue home. Each receives cigarettes and a small American flag, a rare joy for many who long to return.
The Red Cross says it helps children in devastated France by more than medical care and food. It provides wholesome recreation to restore their natural joy of life, addressing the need for happiness alongside relief efforts.
Walter Ingram bought an Egyptian high priest mummy in Assuan. A gold plate warned that disturbing the rest would bring a violent death and bones scattered to the world. Ingram later pursued elephants in Somaliland, was slain by a rogue elephant, and his remains were washed away by a flood, fulfilling the curse.
A dated quotation by T Cartyte extols personal reform as the only solid path to changing a nation. It frames self-improvement as the slow but steady foundation for wider reform.
A new thermometer claims ten measurements a second using a platinum iridium wire whose electrical resistance varies with temperature. The fine wire tolerates up to 1800 degrees Celsius and a galvanometer in the circuit indicates resistance and temperature. It is especially suited for steam and explosion engine cylinders.
Greenland, the vast Danish territory, yields copper, lead, silver, and tin. Crystalline silver flakes have been found in cliff crevices and large iron masses, including a specimen sent to Europe measuring six and a half feet by five and a half and weighing 46,000 rounds.
The text cites Olaus Magnus claiming pirate vessels of the sixteenth century were used to make large holes in passing merchant ships. He says two such craft were shown in the cathedral at St. Oe, in a ship port scene.
Shopper asks to break sets in the chinaware department. Clerk replies they do not offer that service, suggesting a servant girl could likely do it. Town Topics reports the exchange as a light, humorous snapshot of shopping etiquette.
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