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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
4
The article recalls a brutal convict station with thick concrete silent cells known as the tombs. Prayers carved on walls survive among murders and cannibal rumors. It notes a small island with eight families, scarce money, and self-sufficiency under an Australian governor.
A scientist abroad developed a device to record insect breathing. The setup uses a tube with an aperture and a needle contact to move a plate, letting researchers observe thorax motion and breath strength. It shows insect respiration differs from human inspiration and expiration.
A description of Sheffield plate origins notes welding silver on copper and the shift to electroplating. The trade commission condemns the practice and defines the term as an article well plated on a base nickel silver with at least ten percent nickel content. The commission may oppose using the term on silver plated hollowware trade notes.
An excerpt from John Eaton Jr. 1869 biennial report argues that prejudice against women teachers is groundless and unjust. It states women teachers have proven their capacity to teach and govern, equal to men and better suited for many school duties.
The American Forestry Magazine notes many birds visit gardens yearly. Sparrows finches hawks and owls appear in winter while migration brings activity from early morning until breakfast and again at dusk.
In a terse passage a humorist visits an office and encounters a sick young man who demands a lawyer. The fragment hints at a general agency setting and a moment's notice reaction, but the text remains incomplete and unclear about full context.
The Montana artist Charles M. Russell is praised as the greatest portrayer of frontier life. His six new pictures focus on Montana scenes and old west incidents. Each 18x12 inch plate paper work, framed, becomes a notable home treasure and demand is high, so early orders are advised.
Fragmentary OCR shows 8S. L. GILE cashier sworn before a notary in Grass Range Montana with a public state office. names CHAS. WIPER and Gisen Gentee appear, dates and details incomplete indicating an authentication or oath record.
The legislature considers broad tax changes including higher motor vehicle, production, fuel and inheritance taxes, plus a state bank examination shift to a new tax commission. Key figures include Representative Charles R. Swift and Judge Nils P. Haugen. Senate leadership names W E B Harmon as president pro tempore and R P Heron as floor leader with Frank Cone as secretary. Four women serve in the house: Mrs W W Hamilton, Mrs F K Facey, Mrs C McCarthy, and Miss Jengie Roscow.
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