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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
2
Governor Dixon argues Montana's tax system is unfair and underfunded. He proposes a three member permanent tax commission with six year terms to modernize the system and enforce equity. He cites government waste and urges consolidation of commissions and lower salaries to reduce costs.
Attorney General Rankin calls on county attorneys to enforce gambling and bootlegging laws, predicting a vigorous crackdown with potential $10 million to fund national prohibition. Harding signals economy in inaugural spending while Washington hotels and firms anticipate the event's wealth impact amid broader prohibition challenges.
A social event at Epworth Church basement is set for Friday January 21 while a "Good clean Roundup" lump coal is offered for sale at Independent Elevator. The note mentions chickens and a quick return to school.
A merry gathering marked Thompson birthday games with ice cream and cake. Attendees included Doris, Fern Husted, Margaret Lyons, Ciara Kintzi, John Weber, and many others. Becket teacher Mrs Kintzi visited Lewistown. Misses Doris and Lorraine Snyder returned home to resume studies. Becket progress noted.
Becket Merc engages George Harvey to construct a coal bin for shipment and storage. Becket school reports 18 scholars enrolled with two new pupils to begin after the holidays. A local barber shows off a new haircut style in town.
Attorney General Rankin issues a broad warning to all county attorneys to cease gambling bootlegging and other violations or face enforcement actions. He quotes Helena as “wide open” but now closed and urges the legislature to pass or repeal laws accordingly.
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