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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
4
The fragment states two comrades were wounded in a confrontation in a county during a week long epee event. Mr Purcell sustained a shoulder wound and endured a lengthy hospital stay in Paris. Bert also received multiple wounds in the same incident.
A fragmented quote appears to discuss patient interactions and mental health care, noting that staff face questions about sharing responsibility and concerns about patient wellbeing in a clinical setting.
A brief dialogue snippet unfolds with playful banter about marriage views. A character laments never considering marriage, prompting a teasing retort about the lack of thought on the matter. The exchange hints at social expectations and personal hesitation.
The Lincoln relics memorial collection begun in 1860 by O H Oldford may move from Washington to Detroit if Congress does not act. Henry Ford has offered Oldroyd 50 000 dollars for the collection now housed in the former Lincoln death site on Tenth Street. Oldroyd hopes government transfer, Ford’s offer is being held in abeyance.
A visitor arrives to lift a sick friend and learns from a departing doctor that the patient’s condition has worsened and recovery is uncertain. The note appears in the Boston Evening Transcript.
A critical argument against state guaranty laws cites Oklahoma’s 1907 act and its 15 year fallout. The text notes bank failures depleted the guarantee fund, with $12 million in liabilities and only $15 million in uncertain assets, prompting calls for higher banking standards and elimination of such laws.
The American Bankers Association calls for nationwide consistency in business and banking statutes to avoid conflicts across states. It cites example of New York and Maryland differing on note validity and recommends uniform acts on negotiable instruments, warehousing, stock transfer, and fiduciaries, plus tighter bank protections and federal linkage.
The article critiques the Edison Ford plan for government warehousing of commodities and free credit to producers. It argues the scheme would disrupt price balance, inflate dollar demand, and shift risks to taxpayers, making bank loans riskier and potentially reducing farmer access to sound credit.
United in purpose to improve transportation and costs, farmers and bankers strengthen mutual ties. Heed notes the growing sympathy between producers and lenders as a hopeful sign for broader progress in farm and financial sectors.
Public land notice from Lewistown Montana dated May 20 1928 names Karl H Alm and Otis Rosenbush as claimants with witnesses Victor Nelson Martin and others. Claims filed July 14 in Broad Range area under U S Com and Register. First publication June 7.
Notice states a fractional township plat of survey for sections 29 to 82 in Township 17 North Range 20 East M P M will be filed June 28 at 9 00 A M The period of 90 days grants veterans who served in the War with Germany a preference right to enter unappropriated lands In September 28 1923 at 9 00 A M applications for entry by non veterans will be received JOE MONGOMERY Register
Notice to creditors and all claimants against Ellen M Light deceased. Administrator with the will annexed asks claims be presented with vouchers within four months after first publication to Baker & Alsaker at the Lewistown Court House or to the administrator at Grass Range Montana. Dated Grass Range Montana June 6 1923.
Lynn Ty Day of Denton Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim described in the August 10 1917 homestead entry. The hearing will be before the Lewistown Montana office receiver on July 24 1923 with surrounding names listed including John Beck Byford Clarence Crooked Little Mont Oliver Kinsick. First published June 21.
Notice is given that Albert Woodworth made It E No 648196 for office claim to nation land. He will appear before R W Blake A S Com at Grass Range Montana on July 24 1928. Witnesses include Jay Tunniclif and others from the Rosanbash area.
In His Mind All Right quotes suggest a clearness about the will. The speaker asserts the deceased did write a will but left nothing to him. The issue centers on whether the document fulfilled the claimant’s expectations or bequeathed any funds.
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