19 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
1
Armour Grain Co. president Marcy argues there is excessive political interference in managing the U S grain crop. He says a large carryover exists and that political attacks and overstated supply claims have unsettled confidence and pushed wheat prices below true value.
Emmet Ryan of Grass Range Mont receives a note from Agricultural Experiment Station Bozeman confirming the appearance of false chinch bugs in Eastern Fergus. The reply notes a fungus control failed historically and that the insect appears sporadically, being unusually abundant this season.
United States Senator William P. Dillingham of Vermont died at his Montpelier home after gallbladder surgery three weeks earlier. He initially recovered but his condition worsened last Sunday.
A massive fire gutting Goldfield's business district and historic hotels rekindles old tales from "Old timers" around ash huts. The Montezuma club, Northern saloon, and stock exchange legends vanish, leaving only memories of Tex Rickard era prosperity and a city seeking its next chapter.
An Irisman questions a kangaroo in a tale of mispronounced words and a sister's surprising marriage to an Australian.
Richard Winger and his family will reside at a future home continuing their move. They will travel in their Ford to reach the new location.
The Ladies Aid will meet in the church basement Thursday afternoon to assist with paper outfits. Mrs Putcham Mrs Rathbun Miss Koenitz and Mrs Rinehart will instruct. First come first served. The next regular Aid meeting will be at Mrs Thompson's home on Thursday afternoon July 26.
The Great Falls Tribune Printing and Supply Co seeks $768 alleged due for printing for the Jack Dempsey Tommy Gibbons world championship bout promotion at Shelby. The suit claims work was performed in May and June and filed in district court as of July.
The Veterans Bureau hospital at the base has a 62 bed capacity for tuberculous patients. It lists four medical officers, one dentist, nine nurses, two administrative assistants, one laboratory technician, six clerks, a teacher, therapy aides, an engineer, a dietitian, a druggist, and support staff. Opened January 6 1921, it has admitted about 500 soldiers and performed over 300 major operations with one death.
Butte H. Tipton launches the Lake County Herald at Polson Montana with an up to date plant and the finest equipment. Tipton says he and his family will make Flathead Lake shores their home and spend their lives there.
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