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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
3
Grass Range shows signs of a busy season with two new tractors and farm improvements. A town council sets August 24 for the mayoral election while visitors praise local crops and the Custer Highway drawing East Coast tourists.
An elderly Tioga resident, who kept a $100 wallet found years ago, calls in Philadelphia to D Irving of Irving, Leiper, to repay the owner. She describes finding the wallet with a card bearing Irving’s name and wool merchant, recounts hardship, and asks to return the money as a gift. The Irving family investigates. no name is published.
A Boston writer casts modern marvels as seven new wonders, listing wireless, telephone, airplane, radio, antiseptic and antitoxin, spectrum analysis, and X rays as the nineteenth and twentieth century feats. He argues the greatest wonder is the human mind and its evolution.
A correspondent recalls a dramatic World War I moment near Reims where two American aides carry a wounded comrade across a fire-swept field. One man falls. the other kneels to tend him, then rises slowly to finish the mercy march together despite constant machine gun fire. They reach safety under the hill, a scene of quiet heroism amid combat.
An uncle who valued generosity devises a plan to teach his second uncle the joy of giving. While driving by the farm he notices the fine chickens and asks to buy eggs for the children. The suggestion is accepted as a practical lesson in sharing.
The Akron Ohio tire company’s tire repair school announces a doubling of capacity due to high demand. The program has averaged 35 graduates per month since last August, with diplomas awarded after a course of lectures textbook study and practical repair work. Instructors bring factory and retail experience to training on tires fabrics air bags and venting machinery.
The article notes rapid development in aerial photography and the difficulty for standard cameras at high altitudes. It describes zero cameras up to six feet long needing delicate adjustments and mounted on aircraft edges, with extreme height causing varying image clarity.
A proposed clearing house for brains would centralize a headquarters with representatives from technical colleges nationwide. It would maintain a directory and filing system of the country s demand for professional assistance and help industries find qualified men with minimal effort.
A New York shoe dealer with a cheeky advertising idea places many distinct shoes in his show-window each labeled with prices like 4 5 and 6 but when a customer asks for a specific shoe they are told the price is that much for one shoe. The Exchange notes the gimmick could cost him friends.
A historical item explains a gravity powered labeling device for tin cans. Cans roll down an incline with paste applying labels, then pass rollers to smooth them, promising labor savings.
A queer African species of snake that feeds on eggs uses four backward extending toothlike spikes behind its head. When swallowing an egg the spike encounters and breaks the shell without spilling any fluid contents, avoiding oral biting.
Barney Sherry a noted screen fan plays a supporting role with Harry Carey in Universal’s A Gun Fightin' Gentleman. Sherry born in Pennsylvania began in stock in Philadelphia and later acted on the stage and screen in Chicago and New York. The film shows July 20 at the Grand Theater.
A listing offers two good mares and a three room house at Grass Range. Inquiries directed to Mary O. Hamilton. The notice includes a land description 15-22-29 and indicates the items are cheap if taken at once.
A person who removed a violin from M. P. s sheep camp on lower Elk Creek has returned to the camp and seeks to avoid publicity. Local authorities noted no charges have been filed as of this report.
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