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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1920

Page

3

Grass Range town notes and local events

Estate of William Lindstrand appraised at 17505 dollars. Grass Range hosts weddings and anniversaries, births, and travels with residents visiting Oklahoma and California. Community members attend oil company meetings, organize a women’s club, and mourn Charles M Clary’s death in Long Beach.

William Lindstrand Bert Replogle Oklahoma Grass Range Council Chamber

Major John D Bartlett Passes After War Service

Major John D Bartlett, formerly of Galesburg Illinois, died after a long illness following his World War I service. He served as Captain of an Ambulance Co at Fort Riley and earned the rank of Major with a gold maple leaf citation before being discharged to a private sanitarium. He leaves wife Ethel Booker Bartlett and children Jack and Betty, and funeral services were held in Galesburg with the community noting his noble service and memory.

Delbert Martin Lewistown Joseph Dengel Alton R. C. Beaver Andrew J. Hewes North Bench Hewes Franklin Pierce A. W. Chick Galesburg Ill Bane Puton Fort Riley Sas White Plains New York Fort Sheridan Bartlett Chicago East Moline Edgewood School Greenwich

College Votes Favor Peace Treaty in Intercollegiate Referendum

New York reports show 410 colleges casting 139 788 votes in the latest intercollegiate referendum on the peace treaty. Advocates of compromise led by a small margin, with 49 653 votes for compromise, 48 320 for ratification without reservation, 27 970 for Lodge reservation, and 13 933 opposing any form.

New York

Holland Gets Note From Peace Conference Aide

Paris dispatch notes that the general secretary of the peace conference handed to the Dutch minister a note dated January 18. The communication concerns ongoing diplomacy amid European mediation efforts and follows recent talks among allied representatives.

Paris the Temps Today Minis

Undesirable Aliens Depart for Russia from Buford

In Hango Finland on January 17 249 aliens removed from the US Army transport Buford were placed in a special train for trans shipment to the Russian frontier. American marines Finnish white guards formed the escort as the radicals were kept between decks and isolated until reaching the frontier likely by tomorrow.

Hango Finland United States United States Army Buford Russia

Deschanel Elected French Republic President at Versailles

In Versailles on January 17 Paul Deschanel was elected president of the French republic by 734 votes of 889 voting members of the National Assembly. His party stood as the largest since Thiers earlier era after the empire fell.

Versailles Paul Deschanel National Assembly Thiers

Ancient Combs Unearthed Across Civilizations

The text notes that combs have been used in toilets since ancient times by Greeks Egyptians and Roman ladies. It mentions Swiss lake dwellers also using them and describes materials such as wood bone horn and ivory. Specimens have frequently been found in recent years.

When Americans Were Heathen Missionary Roots

The first foreign missionary society formed in London on July 27 1049 as The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel In New England and the Parts Adjacent in North America a corporate body.

First Foreign Missionary Society London Society For the Propagation of the Gospel New England North America

No Great Act of Heroism Re quired

If some great act of heroism was necessary to protect a child from croup no mother would hesitate to protect her offspring but when it is only necessary to keep at hand a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy there are many who neglect it. The remedy is within reach and is prompt and effective.

Chamberlain

Thrift stamps and new oil source from coconut palm

It is believed that large quantities of an oil with many commercial uses can be obtained from the nuts of the coconut palm, which grows prolifically in Central and tropical South America. Buy thrift stamps.

Central South America

The Inventor’s Innings and a War Savings Patch

An unlucky man laments wasted stock certificates and advises others to buy war savings stamps as a sure thing. He warns against further losses and urges practical savings over speculative investments.

Dropped From the Team Soldier Mutters About Scholastic Fall

A friend notes that a private halfback was removed from a service football team after a poor scholastic showing. The soldier jokes his average last month was under four Germans per day. Life

Wings and Riches in a Skilled Aviator's Hands

The dialogue centers on money and flight with Dustin Stax noting riches have wings. The exchange highlights how wealth can be wielded through aviation by a capable aviator.

Mr. Dustin Stax

Two Extremes in Favor and Against

Analysis notes the world overvalues things when favored and undervalues them when opposed, highlighting bias in judgment and perception across opinions and contexts.

The Best Cough Medicine in a Kentucky Drugstore Opinion

J. B. Jones a Cubrar Ky druggist testifies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been his family’s best cough medicine for seven years illustrating widespread professional endorsement.

J. B. Jones Cubrar

Reward Offered for Identification of Cow Shooter

I will offer a reasonable reward for information leading to the identity of the person who shot my black white faced cow. Fred Finkbeiner, Grass Range, Montana.

Fred Finkbeiner Grass Range Mont

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F. F. Miles The First National Bank Palace Mercantile Grass Range Woman’s Club Frank Laird C. A. Wilson Shirley Lyons Llewlyn Ranch Freed Din Ray Adams Hollywood Calif Paul Koenitz McBride Forest Grove Blues O. W. Belden J. E. Miller Chas. Woodworth George F. Wright Button Butte Oil & Gas Company Charles M. Clary Moore Country Long Beach Cal Mr. Clary R. B. Vrooman J. H. Charters East Bert Welch Weiss Meat Market C. D. Morris’. Delod Lights Sixth Avenue Equity Washington Henry Newmann John D. Bartlett College Holland Grass Range Mercantile Co Henry Newman Star Brand Palace Mercantile Co
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