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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
7
Local items report rain, hail, and improving water at the station. Notables include Judge Brassey in town, wool clip delivery, posts and offices, and the Babcock-Selvidge fire loss. Community updates cover post office changes, soldiers homecomings, Red Cross knitting, road work prep, and school association plans.
Robert M. Noble arrived in Grass Range after overseas service. He reached New York June 15 aboard the Peerless and was mustered out at Fort D. A. Russell. He fought from July 1918 to November 11, the armistice, then went to Germany with the Army of Occupation, returning May 26. He saw heavy action in Champagne Marne, Aisne Marne, St Mihiel, and Meuse Argonne. he wears three service stripes. His brother Carl was in Luxemburg and never met him after leaving Grass Range.
A Tennessee reader, Mr. W. G. Campbell of Butler, reports using Chamberlain's Cholera Morbus and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children with success. The ad asserts fewer deaths now and endorses the product when proper care and diet are observed.
The district court received the report of appraisers L S Butler August Westwelt and D W McCormick valuing Nathanial McCauley's estate at 183007 75. The youth, a student, is described as the wealthiest boy in Fergus county, son of the late Nate McCanley, pioneer stockman of Grass Range country.
Helena June 28 Dr W J Butler state veterinarian received word from United States Senator T J Walsh congress had appropriated funds for inspection of horse meat for food This assures the Montana project to clear the range of a half million scrub horses It is also reported that the market for this meat will be brisk now that peace is declared central Europe demanding it
Kansas City residents complain that passing airplanes frighten hens causing reduced laying. The issue centers on urban noise affecting suburban poultry and daily farm activity.
A brief advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable medicine. It claims the remedy earns opinion and praise from users and urges readers to try it when such a remedy is needed.
For sale, thirty head of yearling heifers. Address GEO. MUDD, Grass Range, Montana.
Two two year old steers came to ranch in November 1918. One red branded 3 on left shoulder with an R on left hip and ear notch. the second is spotted red and white with no brand. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying costs. George T. Blair, Grass Range, Mont. 1-12-3t.
First National Bank Grass Range invites customers to call for details on a no charge safe-keeping plan for Liberty Bonds, promising a clear explanation.
An estray notices a red steer about two years old came to the author’s ranch around October 11 1918 branded on the left side. Owner may recover by paying advertisement and pasturing expenses. Mrs WM Lindstrand Grass Range mont. You can get both meats and groceries at Wellman’s.
A note on platinum explains its extreme ductility asserting that a strand 1.800 miles long could be drawn from a single Troy ounce of the metal.
Advertises assorted grocery deals including lemons at 60c per dozen for 35, San Felipe tomatoes 20c, coffee 1.45 for 3 lb can, macaroni and spaghetti 25c per 3 for, and various baking powders and cereals. Notes fresh produce and meats under new management at a meat market offering a complete line of fresh meats and fish.
On the market you can get it at Wellman's with a broad inventory across categories. Store showcases competitive prices and quick availability, inviting shoppers to browse goods ranging from everyday essentials to specialty items.
A Western Mail note examines quirky and likely fake epitaphs found in a Salop churchyard. It cites Elizabeth Barklamb who died May 21, 1797 at age 71 and Richard Barklamb buried January 2, 1806 at age 84. The piece questions the sense of an "ante spouse uxorious" and its own plausibility.
The passage advises that skipping meals or eating very little will increase appetite at meal time. It suggests maintaining a basic daily intake and regular exercise to avoid hunger. It notes constipation as a common appetite suppressor and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to correct it.
An overview traces Cherokee history from their upland origins and Delaware relations through settlement on the Savannah and Tennessee headwaters, to westward retreat after 1835 and regroupment as the eastern band in western North Carolina, about 2,000 strong, amid later notes on broader human aggression and instinct.
The writer notes it is odd when a girl who spends time on dress and hair neglects beautiful speech. Slangy ungrammatical language is seen as a serious mistake just as careless appearance would be. The piece urges refinement of speech as a social charm.
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