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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
14
Mixed train service daily except Sunday. Lewistown to Winnett and back schedule with multiple stops. Local notices cover church events, dances, repairs, visits, and community updates.
Those present on January 8 include Mesdames Adams Laird Shaw han McMorran Koenitz Weber Palmer Braniff French. January 11 attendees were Mesdames Brandt Miles Weber Rinehart Charters Shaw han Adams French Stenson Olds Jaspar.
A fire at the Albert Knight ranch fourteen miles north of Grass Range destroyed the house after Mr. Knight poured gasoline into a stove by mistake. The family suffered severe burns. Mr. Knight died next morning and Mrs. Knight and others faced poor chances of recovery. A son and sister were also badly burned. The incident is described as an accident due to mistaken gasoline. Mr Knight was experienced with gasoline use.
Notice to patrons requesting daily return of milk and cream bottles. Mentions recipient MARK G NABER and instructs on bottle returns to ensure proper service.
For every new yearly subscriber the Review pays 50 cents, usable to purchase thrift or war saving stamps. Subscriptions cost $2.00. Little folks are invited to seize the chance to earn money for thrift stamps. Read full details on the fourth page.
The instruction advises watching for the first symptom hoarseness and giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once. It claims the remedy is prompt and effectual.
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois recalls that eight years ago indigestion and constipation plagued her. After using Chamberlains Tablets she reports relief, saying she feels like a different person and now sleeps better and has more energy.
A good piano is offered for sale or trade. Interested buyers or traders should contact Wellman to arrange viewing and terms.
Partial OCR shows a document referencing W. C. Weber as President, with phrases about sworn statements and a Montana address at Gansett Range. The text is incomplete but indicates a formal filing or declaration dated 1919 with financial figures and a notary or official acknowledgment.
The Pacific coast hosts four common whale species the finner humpback sperm and sulphur bottom. The first two are best for meat, not as oily as the sulphur bottom and sperm. The sulphur bottom is the largest, with some specimens reaching ninety feet and up to eighty tons.
A finely polished lusterless surface on steel is achieved by tempering and rubbing on a smooth iron surface with ground oilstone until perfectly smooth, then laying the steel on paper and rubbing forward and backward until a fine dead finish forms.
The annual meeting of the local banks was held Tuesday. State Bank re elected the existing officers and board of directors. First National Bank elected Frank F. Miles as president and Amos Snyder as vice president. Directors increased from seven to nine with G. E. Mudd and L. A. Snyder joining. The banks reported a very successful year and substantial additions to the surplus.
Dan Hagerty will open his pool hall to the public next Monday. Drop in and see him. You can buy both meat and groceries at Wellman’s.
Historical note on whale consumption among Pacific Northwest Native tribes using light harpoons in canoes. It records long standing use of whale meat before European contact, mentions Japanese tradition of whale beef, and notes whale as a common food across various European nations in the past.
In a joke from a household interview, Pat answers a question about knowing your way to announce with a pun. The man asks if he knows his weight to an ounce, and Pat replies he does not, but knows it to a pound or two, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding during a job inquiry.
Heat stains on varnished surfaces can be treated by olive oil or salt left for half an hour then wiped dry. Another method uses a cloth wrung from boiling water held on the spot briefly, then rubbed dry. Quick alcohol application followed by rubbing off is also suggested.
A morning note describes the Lion bridge over the Yellow sea as the world’s longest. It spans about five and a quarter miles with a roadway 70 feet above the water.
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