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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
8
The article argues that haste in eating leads to waste as half-chewed food is half digested and discarded. It claims the U S wastes enough food to feed France Belgium and Belgium with care to chew properly urged by Good Health authorities.
The largest octagon ingot mold cast in the United States and possibly the world has been produced by a major steel company. The exact weight is not stated, but reports indicate it nears 140 tons.
The article notes birken wasser made from birch sap by northern Russian tribes, used as a drink and to make vinegar. In some districts it is boiled into a sweet sirup serving as sugar. The piece highlights traditional uses and local preparations.
Exchange quotes the idea that wealth, love, and wisdom all seek freedom like wings. It contemplates preemptive measures to restrain such impulses by clipping their wings, reflecting a cautious, ironic tone about restraint and desire.
A political figure complains about press bias as he denies bowing to Baal and disavows any acquaintance with the map in question. The exchange links media sensationalism to political maneuvering without detailing the incident.
Material for Wooden Shoes notes sabots are mainly made from basswood but willow is preferred. It adds that poplar birch walnut and beech are also used to some extent in their manufacture.
A playful vignette centers on Bobbie dining with his mother as he whispers about a spotted tablecloth. The moment captures a child’s observant distraction during a family meal.
A playful exchange centers on a hopeful confession from Miss Ethel and a sharp reply denying it. The quip highlights a thwarted romantic request in a compact, period voice.
A concise aphorism quotes Menetus praising the great man as one who preserves the child’s heart. The saying emphasizes innocence and steadfast imagination as central virtues.
When troubled with indigestion or constipation take Chamberlains Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. Indigestion often comes with constipation and is worsened by it. Chamberlains Tablets provide a gentle bowel movement to relieve the constipated condition.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated January 11 1919 states Willis Sanderson of Flat Montana filed Desert Entry No 030994 seeking final proof to establish land claim. The hearing is before U S Commissioner O R McVay at Roundup Montana on February 18 with witnesses Adolph Ham Charles de Flat Walter E Anderson Norman Anderson Clara Montana.
Notice is given that Ray Ward of Battrick Montana has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a claim to the southeast quarter of section described before the Register and Receiver at Lewistown Montana on March 4 1919. Witnesses named Allen C Lansberry Clara A Brown Currency I Gummere and Edna M Gummere all of Battrick Montana. First published January 30 1919.
Land Office Lewistown Montana notes that Thomas O Ayers of Lewistown has no right to make finals under the desert land act of 1915 for land entry made July 1912. The final purchase must occur before March 4 1919 before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana. Witnesses listed include George W A Wend Fred France Louis J Fal e John Coathersena H J Kelly Register.
Anna B. Lewis, of Pine Grove Montana, wife of Clyde E. Lewis, filed notice to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described in section 2 township 12 north range 21 east meneven meridian. The notice, filed at Lewistown Montana United States Land Office, states Clyde E. Lewis is notified that by submitting proof his wife seeks patent in her own name. First pub January 2.
Jan 6 1919 notice by Jack Ray of Tyler Montana to file for three year proof to establish his claim to the land described, before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Range Mont on February 1 1919. Names Tolson Geotron John Stewart Nee appear in unreadable parts.
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