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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
2
President Wilson travels through France and England to thank Allied nations for unity and aid in defeating militarism. He notes the enduring friendship forged with all classes and praises American soldiers for earning trust and admiration from civilians and troops alike.
The Society of Equity schedules a Co operators Congress in Great Falls during the week of January 20. Representatives of farmers debate with the State Tax Commission on proposed tax burdens and legislation. Farmers press for a stronger hail insurance law, herd law amendments, land registration, and tax fund distribution to districts. Live talks, large attendance expected, amid wartime economic measures.
A religious exhortation by ALEX. P. AITON reflecting on Christ’s sacrifice and the year’s events. He emphasizes inner peace amid storms, the debt of gratitude to God, and the victory over militarism and autocracy. He urges renewed devotion and service in the coming year.
Church notes promote a January 3 benefit event with a strong program and appeals to all, especially youth. Tomorrow evening Friday features a sermon on The Progress of Christianity and a time change to 7 30 pm. Sunday’s service invites broad attendance.
Those present December 21 include Mesdames French Adams Weber Stenson Winger Jaspar Hood Shawhan Mrs H Johnson Edith Johnson Forest Grove Mrs J B McCallister Munson Hood Braniff Miss Braniff Weber Olds Mackenzie Jaspar French Shierson.
A compact sale notice lists celery radishes onions tomatoes apples available at Wellman's.
France reports total officers and men killed through November 1 at 1,071,300 with 31,300 officers and 1,040,000 men among the dead or missing. The tally includes 42,000 officers and 1,789,000 men dead or missing, 3,000 officers and 811,000 men missing, and 8,300 officers and 438,000 men prisoners still living.
A short classified note offering a good gim for sale or trade. Readable line mentions Weiaigg as the contact. No other specifics provided.
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