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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
2
In Winnett on January 21 a notable oil land deal emerges with a perage of about 75 to 100 thousand dollars. It is described as the first deal on record for the area involving parties named Winnett and Dr Berry.
Paris officials report France has about 600000 men ready for action with arms mobilized for possible invasion of the Ruhr area as Germany cautions against advancing beyond the neutral zone. Germany claims a trained reserve five times larger than its official army and warns of collision if France and Belgium move into the area.
The town notifies residents that dog licenses are due and must be paid to the town clerk as directed by the town marshal.
Send your name and address with 6 cents and this slip to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Des Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup bronchial flu and whooping coughs and tickling throat and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach troubles indigestion gassy pains biliousness constipation and skin affections all for only 5 cents Dont miss it.
A bill in the state senate to abolish capital punishment faces cold storage as capital crimes rise in Minnesota and other states. The piece highlights historic shifts, pardons, and calls by the American Bar Association against delays and lax prosecutions while noting high-profile cases and debates over enforcing death sentences.
The Ruhr district faces intensifying crisis as French actions press for reparations. Only about ten percent of railways operate under French crews while strikes widen to other industries. Britain fears intervention, and Germany resists, warning of chaos or armed resistance as diplomacy debates future outcomes.
Lewistown judge E K Cheadle delivered a lengthy tax talk arguing a Tax Commission and inheritance law are vital to curb big wealth sway. He claimed current laws let huge estates yield only 150 dollars to the state, with much wealth returning to individuals. He criticized Helena lobbyists and warned about “duplicates” in the current legislature.
The author argues culture cannot stand alone and warns that mere cultural appeals risk becoming a dry retort. J. W. Crosa and Yee branch are cited as examples of overemphasis that fails to engage broader civic aims.
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