25 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
1
Leo E. Lowe, field representative, outlines aims to aid veterans and service men with insurance and vocational training. He urges former military personnel to contact him at Box 941 Landstown and to reach Fred Hedge, service officer for the American Legion, for proper information. Lowe left Lewistown for Winnett Tuesday and returned today.
A heartfelt expression of gratitude to Scott Lodge No. aeil and its members for kindness and support presented in a public notice style. The message thanks the lodge for their special care and thoughtful actions.
The note lists upcoming events for Denton High including a Friday home game loss to Win 14 to 28, Fourth grade vs Fifi halves, a junior high game against Lewistown, a public weekend event, and a school report on the Boys Vocational Conference at Bozeman. It notes the start of the second semester, a busy season, and plans for a March play and a February debate against Lewistown.
Billings January 22 Harry L Wilson noted attorney of Great Falls and a 1912 governor candidate died in a Northern Pacific Pullman berth on No 42 between Sunday evening and 6:40 am in Billings. Porter found him peacefully dead likely from heart failure upon arrival after Missoula banquet.
L asked Jim if he would contest his wife's divorce suit and he paid no. He said he saw no use in arguing and had no further dispute with that matter in his life.
The Capper credits bill clears the Senate but faces opposition from Lenroot Anderson supporters who seek broader farm credit measures. Senate leaders plan to hold the Lenroot Anderson bill until the credit issue is resolved, with House action anticipated next week.
Mrs. George Mudd seeks to purchase a high chair in good condition. The notice requests prompt contact and reliable item details for consideration.
Fragmentary report notes German miners in the Ruhr facing pressure as mine directors prepare actions. Observers expect measures including railroad policy changes and stronger German resolve to oppose passive approaches. A settlement around 800n is mentioned amid the uncertainties.
Fragmentary report describes Libby area hunters hearing a woman's voice and seeing a wildcat jump through a cabin window on a Nectar line clearing. One hunter shouts a warning about a wife inside as the predator leaps away toward the vines.
A fragmentary note from a Nebraska region hints at political actions and local organizing within a family circle. The text references a man named Robert and mentions campaigning, social ties, and uncertain social dynamics amid local factional activities.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion on identity and resemblance among individuals. The garbled source implies a speaker named Pela or Pela f Fhey, with unclear surrounding context and nonsensical transcription. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
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