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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
4
An article argues lack of physical strength and nerve exhaustion leads to thinness and social handicaps. It promotes Bitro-Phosphate as an effective source of organic phosphate to energize nerves, improve appetite and weight, and restore a healthy, ruddy appearance with caution to monitor weight gain.
J A Gillaly of Fergus County Argus may lead the Montana Red Head club as organizers fade. Dr Howard Clemmer of Spokane created a national Red Head club, with 215 members and 85 prospects, promoting thrift and mentorship for red haired boys and scouts.
An advertisement urges readers to take Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to improve kidney function and remove impurities. It touts centuries of worldwide use, claims relief or money back, and recommends asking for the imported Gold Medal product in sealed packages in three sizes.
The mouth of the Columbia river serves as the cheapest and easiest break bulk and assemblage point for in and outbound traffic to the region. It offers the shortest haul on easy grades to and from the heart of the territory, with an estimated thirty cents per ton saving for rail lines compared to over mountain grades in the coast mountains.
The Silver Bow Red Cross canteen served 3 479 soldiers at railways aiding demobilization. Volunteers delivered lunches, medical aid, and messages, while caring for wounded and sick and writing telegrams to relatives. In Three Forks hot baked potatoes and salad were added to meals. Home service sections assisted mothers and families across Montana as divisions reconfigure counties.
Judge Roy Ayers of Lewistown leads Montana livestock men to northern Minnesota for grazing trials and joint leasing plans. E F Farmer of Minneapolis announces a statewide listing campaign and transit rate talks with the United States railroad administration. John M Brander will set up a Thief River Falls office, with Minnesota agricultural support, to compile northern grazing lands.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for a baby with red rough itching skin. It recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap and applications of Cuticura Ointment, plus occasional use of the Cuticura Toilet Trio for fragrance and care.
Dr. W. J. Butler announces all interstate inspection and tests of stock will become state work and be charged to the livestock sanitary board. The move aims to ease burdens on small stockmen amid drought, as reports from cattlemen show ranges deteriorating and potential external shipping for feed. Some counties report relief from rain, others anticipate shipping needs, with a conference planned for Saturday.
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