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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
8
The mace serves as the symbol of authority in the House of Representatives. A silver globe and eagle crown the ebony mace, which is raised by the sergeant-at-arms to restore order. Members must respect its authority or face fines or expulsion.
Dr. Ernest Zueblin of the University of Cincinnati argues in American Medicine that musical training sharpens physicians senses for pitch intensity duration and rhythm. He notes objective disease signs link to acoustic phenomena such as conductivity quality tonality and rhythm and cites lung fluid as a contrasting example. Better musical training enhances diagnostic perception and competitive edge.
The text extols honest work and discipline, arguing no effort demeans a person, only the quality of execution. It elevates humble tasks done with care and condemns grand efforts pursued carelessly as a disgrace to the actor.
Miss Hazel MacKaye of the National Young Women's Christian Association argues turning corner saloons into community playhouses could educate and unite diverse communities through drama. She cites wartime unity, language translation of hometown pageants, and Americanization through pageantry and American festivals.
The YWCA forms a France based department to handle finance, contracts, remodeling, decor, and purchasing for war work. Miss Constance Clark leads in France, with Edith Austin managing leases and Miss Mary Buchanan directing interior decor. A cafeteria advisor joins to oversee restaurant projects. The unit acts as a clearing house linking dollars to needs across departments.
A rough calculation estimates the global population at about 1.6 billion with dietary groups including strict vegetarians at 250 million, practically vegetarians at 450 million, those who eat meat about weekly at 500 million, and daily meat eaters at 400 million.
Notice is hereby given that Winfield W. Finkbeiner of Grass Range Montana has filed for a three year proof to establish his homestead claim on Section 7 Township 1 Range 0, with witnesses Woltes Gooch Sam poem Wemren H Tarmner ail B J Kelly Rogier Dury Wue. The hearing occurs August 8, 1919 before R at Grass Range Montana.
PUBLIC NOTICE. Jennie E Johnson of Tyler Mont declared intent to prove up a Three Year Homestead claim on land in sections 27 and 34 Township 21 East Grass Range Montana. Hearing before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range on July 14 1919 with witnesses John Lundeen Herbert Ware Charles F Carson and Clarence Birkheimer all of Tyler. H J Kelly Register. First Pub June 12.
J HALSELLAR heir of Oswald K Sellar of Lewistown Montana announces intent to prove up Homestead Entry 034110 for Lots 1 2 3 4 and surrounding sections in Township 14 North Range 24 East Montana principal meridian before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on July 21 1919 with James Dudley George Kinnick Henry Ahlens and Floyd Archer of Grass Range listed as witnesses First published June 19 1919.
Derrgeant of the Interior announces Frank Glooch of Darrel Montana filed for Three year Proof to establish a homestead claim. The land is described as a southwest quarter and northwest portion in section 28 township 24 east M M. Proof will be made before W G Jarrett Clerk of the District Court Roundup Montana on the 21st day of June by Frank Petek Nels Jasperson Enoch Carlson and Guy Blosser all of Darrell Montana. H J Kelly Register.
George O Bastien of Grass Range Mont filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for sections 9 and 10 in township 16 north range 24 east Montana meridian. U S Commissioner Grass Range Mont will receive the oath on July 15 1919. H J Kelly Register signs the notice.
LEW W. BARNEY of Becket Montana filed for proof to establish his Homestead Entry 033817 for sections 22 and 27, claiming prior entry dates in 1915. The filing before R. W. Blake at Grass Range is set for July 22, 1919, with witnesses St. John Kano Victor Nelson M. Octavia Floaten Vernon Lucas all of Becket Montana.
Dementi of the Internor U S Land Office Lewistown Montana June 3 1919 Horace L Allen of Tyler Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to land described before R W Blake United States Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on July 14 1919 Veggs V Sorensen Clarence E Cowden of Tyler Mont Oscar Goepel of Roundup Mont Halver O Ekern of Grass Range Mont H J Kelly Register
Department of the Interior Land Office at Lewistown Montana announces Melville N Hathron of Battrick Montana filed intent to make Final Proof for land described Sec 0 Twp 12 N R 24 east Montana meridian before R Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on July 21. Other witnesses Kinnick Brown Sawtelle Hathron all from Battrick.
Freeman of Grass Range Montana filed a homestead claim before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on July 14 1919. The notice lists Walter R Wellman J Oien Harold Sawtelle and Lee Snall as witnesses and cites the interior department in Lewistown for the filing date May 31 1919.
John Hathron of Battrick Montana filed notice of intention to establish a land claim under Entry No for Sec 3 Twp 29 R 24 E Mont Meridian. The proof is to be presented before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on July 21 1919. Sawtelle Melville N Hathron of Battrick Montana also named in the notice.
Notice from U S Office Lewistown Montana dated June 19 1919 by Napoleon L Seymour Grass Range and other claimants on sections 4 and 5 township 17 north range 24 east Montana meridian to prove up three year per requirements before R W Blake Grass Montana July 28 1919 witnesses include John Kuhn John C Kuhn William O Renee and others first pub June 2
Willis F Walker of Grass Range Montana has filed a three year homestead claim on a parcel described in the 1915 records. The final hearing before the Register is set at the United States Land Office Lewistown Montana on the 29th day. Claimants Penrose S Hottenstein Forest Hottenstein David Underhill Teigen Mont are named. Publication date July 26.
A recall affects Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoon Remedy with varied spellings listed. The notice cautions consumers about product quality concerns and directs disposal or return according to official guidance. No injuries are confirmed in the readable fragment.
Office at Lewistown Montana June 17 1919 Gabriel Psepura of Grass Rang Mont has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish described claim for section 38 BX. Details include note O 1588 and related identifiers. The filing follows standard procedure for securing final proof and establishment of the described land claim.
An Interior Office notice from Lewistown Montana on September 30 invites proof of claim for a land description. Names listed as witnesses include Joseph Dewan James Todd William Du Currency I Gummere, all of First Pub June 26.
Pat Ray of Tyler Montana filed notice of intention to establish a land claim by three year proof. The filing lists adjoining lot and township details and names witnesses George Hathron William Allen and Isadore La Framboise. The proof will be presented before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on December 29.
Celina Carpenter of Becket Montana filed notice of intention to make eight year proof to establish a homestead claim on government land near Grass Range Montana. The filing is before U S Commissioner R W Blake on July 29 1919. NamesFrank Motoe George A Harvey Lucy Barney Victor Nelaga appear as witnesses.
Elmer Hartman of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish right to Homestead Entry No 085724 in the Missouri meridian. Proof to be made before R. W. Blake U.S. Commissioner and others on July 30. Names listed: Elmer Johnson William Alexander Carl Johnson Avon Dost all of Grass Range.
Notice lists Harold Sawtelle of See Eee Mont. filing on July 18 for entry number 036883 to homestead with intended residence at Grass, Montana. First publication June 26.
Interior Department record shows Emil G Lindstrand of 7 Battrick Montana filing intention to make year proof for a land claim in township 21 north range 24 east. The oath and proof are to be made before R W Blake clerk at Grass Montana on July 28 1919 with witnesses Frank E Cn Elmo Kilson Ike Roundup Mont and Olaf Skogen. First publication June 26.
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