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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
10
A Montana article argues that creating new counties accelerates state growth by boosting population roads and schools. It cites Fergus County as strong with a $30 million assessed valuation and about 30 000 people noting Cruse county division would not harm neighboring counties and could be offset by railroad expansion.
Many farmers plan to enter dairying this year and acquire cows. Hog raising complements dairying, providing safety nets through regular checks and better resilience in hard times. The trend points to strong dairy creamery business and expanded wealth for Montana farmers.
A Helena Independent report describes Theodore Roosevelt meeting an elderly man whose son Quentin died in France. Roosevelt urged him to be bold and manly, saying courage keeps men strong. The man regained resolve and marched on with renewed spirit.
A school program Friday evening January 31 features a High School Band, soloists, and dances including Kentucky Babe and Tit For Tat. The High School Glee Club performs America My Country and Over There. Debate on railroad government control with affirmative and negative teams. Refreshments served. Entertainment is free. all are welcome.
The community mourns the 28 year old Andy Lawrence who died after a wagon wheel ran over him while driving a four horse team loaded with wheat. His wife and Del Martin aided him, he died at the scene. Funeral held at the Catholic church. he leaves a wife and two children. The widow is from the Allen family.
A Western preacher’s long Sabbath journey of about 150 miles is discussed as Bible meaning. Sunday school drew 64 to a crowded schoolhouse while evening worship also packed. Mrs. Davis sang Face to Face, first public Grass Range performance, and Home Cooking Sale by Ladies Aid Society succeeded. Mrs. Cameron hosts the society today.
A special meeting of the Grass Range town council was held Tuesday evening with all aldermen present. The town treasurer reported a 1459.27 check from County Treasurer Gosch for taxes collected. Delinquent taxes may leave a small balance due. Bridge construction bills on Second Street were presented but held for form corrections. Fire protection was discussed and the fire engine inspected for instant readiness. Alderman Saylor was named a one man committee to investigate. Adjournment followed with no further business.
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