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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
3
Notices of a limited Russell pictures sale at one dollar a set fill town chatter. Deputy Sheriff Dean Shaw visits. Harry Smith back at Headquarters Pool Hall. Lewistown business visits by R. J. French and Steve Gile. local updates on ice, wheat hauling, a trial in Lewis town, tax receipts, bank meeting, dances, illnesses, marriages, and community events.
The Minneapolis Tribune argues Hoover rejects literal equality of ability and supports equality of opportunity. It praises his belief that leadership comes from individual talent, not crowds, and warns socialism dangers to individuality. The piece endorses maintaining elbow room for potential power in a true democracy.
Warsaw reports Niewadomski, the assassin of President Naruwatez, is to be executed by firing squad on January 10. He was tried Saturday and sentenced to death, with the method of execution decided today.
Lewistown specialist Dr Shannon will be at Young's Hotel January 11 to noon January 12 offering eye examinations. With 31 years of experience he prescribes correct glasses and advertises reasonable prices.
A tersely phrased line notes that inconstancy and misstatements render a person contemptible in public opinion, reflecting a broader commentary on social judgment and accountability.
Eighth grade examinations will be given January 18 and 19. Students wishing to take them should communicate with the County Superintendent of Schools to register.
On a train a man asks where Mrs Dollis will go now that her daughters are married. The response reveals both sons in law want her with them in their cities Chicago or New York and a light misunderstanding follows.
Constipation of the bowels is a stop page of the sewerage system that removes waste matter from the body. It is as necessary that your bowels move regularly once each day, to carry off this waste, as it is that the waste pipes of your home be kept open and carry off the waste from the house. If you would enjoy good health, keep your bowels regular by taking Chamberlains Tablets when needed.
The text lists Daniel Webster born January 18 1782 died October 24 1852 and Noah Webster born October 16 1758 died May 28 1843. It states they were not related and Noah was a descendant in the fourth generation of English dramatist and author John Webster while Daniel’s father Ezekiel Webster was a New Hampshire judge and farmer.
A pleasant safe remedy for coughs and colds praised for long use. It is favored by mothers of young children and contains no opium or harmful drugs. The ad urges trying this trusted medicine for family needs.
Louis Hanson advertises milk and cream supply in any amount with plentiful cream available.
Advertisement asserts three Chamberlains Tablets relieve severe headache by correcting liver and bowel disorders and curing the stomach issues.
The article recalls early gas lighting in Philadelphia in 1796 by M. I fireworkers and shows Richmond Virginia’s 1808 40 foot gas lamp tower. It notes Rembrandt Peale’s Baltimore museum 1816 sparked street lighting expansion and outshined the mastodon skeleton as a major attraction.
Two textiles named from French terms appear in this fragment. Cretonne and cambric are referenced along with a note about the Br of Normandy and a person named Petere. The text is fragmented and lacks complete details or context.
An aged resident recalls Bil dying similarly to his father years ago, struck by lightning while seated in a rocking chair. The visitor notes the coincidence, joking that Bil died by an electric chair, highlighting a punchline on a tragic chain of deaths.
A fragmented note references a daughter who sings, noting involvement with other children in a local context. No further names or places are clearly readable to specify individuals or locations.
A girl answers a visitor that she is well in public, but admits stomach ache in the family. She says she is quite well, thank you, when asked about her health.
A garbled fragment mentions Sosigty and a golf context with unclear names and actions. The readable bits imply a casual meeting about golf and a possible commentary on players, but details are too unclear to identify people, dates, or concrete events.
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