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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
2
Frank C. and Laird are named witnesses in the Jar rett-Jackson trial. Suffolk proceedings mention Henry Hamer and Lewis town. The article notes Frank C. will likely be cited and suggests the trial will be continued into February.
Exams are set on upcoming dates causing wide concern among students as the senior class plans similar celebrations next year, aiming to maintain enthusiasm and school spirit.
Gladys Shierson fainted after falling from a ring in gym class last week and was unconscious for several minutes. A substitute player, though smaller, will help maintain speed while the team resumes play. Upcoming games include Winnett on the 19th, Grass Range at Denton on the 20th, and Denton here on the 26th. The high school plans a library fund play next week with no date set. The debate team will face Lewistown around February first. Attendance at the fifth and sixth grades reached full for the first time since Thanksgiving.
Town warns owners that dog licenses are due and must be paid to the town clerk as directed by the town marshal.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain remedies including Stomach and Liver Tablets and Chamberlain's Salve for coughs colds croup bronchial flu and whooping coughs plus stomach indigestion and skin wounds. It offers all items for five cents per family purchase.
The handshaking salutation among English-speaking races is traced to ancient sources including Homer Aristophanes and Virgil. It appears as confirmation of a bargain in 1 Kings 10 25 and today it remains confined to western races.
The piece argues for an impartial tax study in Montana amid clashes between Governor Dixon and mining interests. It cites past lobbying by the Anaconda Copper Company, questions net profits taxation, and notes legislative reform proposals including reduced assembly size. It warns against Ku Klux Klan influence and favors districting to improve representation and reduce costs.
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