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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
8
A brief reflection on the Busy era urging steady duty. It argues that even in haste there is time for kindness and service through Wayside Ministries. With divine help, one can plan life for self culture and social duty, avoiding waste.
The reef waters along the north and northeast of Hon duras begin about 100 miles east of Ceiba and stretch south of Gracias Adios. The shallow water forms a single coral reef with small keys protruding above the surface, creating an ideal ground for fish and turtles.
A forbidden lovers scheme at church used hymn books as a secret channel. The man, an officer, wrote messages backwards from end to start to thwart detection, creating a playful yet discreet correspondence that delighted them.
An Irish driver Pat with a load of pigs to the fair is asked by two men for two inside seats. Pat replies that he cannot, as he promised the pigs to take seats no one less worthy than themselves. He expresses regret and politely declines.
Mrs. L. A. Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports severe stomach trouble and fatigue before using Chamberlain’s tablets. She says the medicine helped from the first dose and within a week her health improved in every way.
Public sale notice from the Interior Department Lewistown Montana 1918 041630 under 2456 R S Leroy Bardwell Lewis Town appears for tract sale Sec 14 T N R 22 W Mi at 10 am October 28 1919 bid amount set and sale to close when bidders finish filing claims with the Receiver no opening of bids before the closing time due to decree and settlement proceedings
The Interior Department Office Lewistown Montana announces a public sale of land described as E% NW Sec 15 Twp 13 N R 21 E M M at not less than $3 per acre. Sale set for January 28 1919 at 10 AM. mountainous terrain noted. high bid holder must pay immediately. claims or objections must be filed by sale time. Signed H J Kelly Register. First publication Dec 26.
Department of the Interior notices Tena Ray of Grass Range Montana filed a notice on January 9 with U S Commissioner Blake confirming Homestead Entry No 037505 for section 2 township Montana Principal Meridian. Witnesses named include Samuel P Stoner William Stewart George Hathron and Ray Tyler with first publication December 5 1918.
Notice dated November 26 1918 states John L Fischer of Grass Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim described as Homestead Entry May 15 1915 and additional entry 27 1916 for Lots 3 and 4 Section 4 Township 16 North Range 23 East M M before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Montana on January 8 1919 witnesses David Harris John Fischer Elmer Hughes all of Grass
Notice from the U.S. Office at Lewistown Montana dated November 4 1918 listing John A Hedman of Biskestes Montana and Panna Kruger Adolf T Sve Kruger of Blakeslee as claimants for final three year homestead filings to establish land claim in Montana with action to be recorded by the U S Commissioner at Grase Montana on January 6 1919 and Kelly Register signing.
A brief call to action encourages readers to purchase war savings stamps, labeling them a solid investment and patriotic financial support during wartime. The note emphasizes the value and reliability of stamps as a savings option for citizens.
Land Office Lewistown Montana announces Ella Rocheleau of Tyler Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof for Desert No. 025103 on the land described in the Montana meridian. The act details require testimony before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Mont January 6 1919. Witnesses include Charles W Niswanger Joseph J Dewan Edward Rocheleau and Marie V Niswanger all of Tyler Mont. First publication December 5.
Edmond Rocheleau of Tyler Montana, who filed Homestead Entry 040150 on May 16 1917 for lot section and township, will make final proof to establish claim before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on January 6 1919. Witnesses Ella Tee Charles W Nis sesoseph J Dewan Marie V Grass Range Montana.
United States interior office in Lewistown Montana announces under Sec 2455 R S that, following Snend Holland's application, a public sale will occur January 1 1919 at 10:00 A M for the tract in Sec 33 Twp 15 N R 21 E M M. Minimum price per acre set and a bid required to pay immediately to the Receiver. Adverse claimants should file objections by sale time. H J Kelly Register First published December 19.
Nearly new Royal typewriter offered by a soldier now in France at a bargain price. See at this office for viewing and purchase.
Red Cross workers in Berne arrange care for German prisoners and the new exchange plan brings hundreds of Italian prisoners from Austria to be fed by the American Red Cross. Each of 860 men on the train receives a square meal, clothing, cigarettes, and a small American flag as they travel toward Zurich. The meals reflect American aid saved by rationing and small portions.
The speaker notes that beyond hospitals and food, children in devastated France need wholesome recreation to regain their natural joy. The American Red Cross is working to provide this recovery through programs for the youngsters.
The article recounts Walter Ingram’s unrolling of an Egyptian high priest mummy found with a gold plate warning that disturbing the dead would bring violent death. Ingram later dies in Somaliland after a pursuit by an enraged elephant, and his body is lost to floods washing away the remains.
A quotation from T Cartyte argues that true reform of nation and world comes from individuals reforming themselves, a hopeful but slow process. It emphasizes personal responsibility over grand schemes.
A new thermometer claims ten measurements per second using a fine alloy of 65 parts platinum and 85 iridium. It measures up to 1800 degrees Celsius, with a galvanometer showing resistance and temperature. Suited for monitoring temperature changes in steam and explosion engine cylinders.
Greenland, the large Danish territory, abounds in copper, lead, silver, and tin. Pieces of nearly pure silver were found in cliff crevices and vast iron masses have been located. A specimen shipped to Europe measured six and a half feet long, five and a half feet thick, and weighed 46,000 rounds.
The text recalls Olaus Magnus, bishop of Upsala, who says pirates in Gruntland used odd ships to make large holes in merchant vessels. He claims to have seen two such vessels on display in the cathedral porch.
A shopper asks if the shop breaks sets. the clerk replies they do not. He adds that hiring a servant girl will likely handle it, reflecting a humorous Town Topics note on service and household tasks.
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