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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
8
London reports 407 ships sunk by Germans in British waters salvaged since January 1915, with 147 saved this year using improved methods. British and American coasts show shallow depths aiding salvage, while ships like the Herbert Pratt have already been raised.
Commandant Tilho reports five years of work from 1912 to 1917 along the French Sahara and Anglo-Egyptian Sudan frontier. His surveys cover over 1100 miles from Tibesti center to El Fasher and fill a major blank in Africa’s map. He argues for a railway through the region to aid natives facing famine. He also disproves a link between Lake Chad and the Nile. He details Emi Kussi volcano, a crater seven miles wide and 1380 feet deep.
The piece highlights keen listening across professions. Gauchos detect herd size and threat by hoofbeat, telegraphers read 2500 wires in a noisy office, and railroad workers hear mechanical faults like flat wheels before they fail. The narrative links disciplined ears to safer, efficient work.
Tolstoy in youth proclaimed hard self discipline and avoidance of feminine society. His diary records a day of late waking, hurried letters, careless gymnastics, vanity, unfinished tasks, overindulgence in sweets, late hours, and several falsehoods.
The passage notes that uncontrolled anger undermines deliberate combat like boxing and fencing. It compares enraged humans to animals, describing a threatening appearance and snarl as they seek to intimidate opponents, warning that losing temper can cost the fight.
Ancient hunting dogs included greyhound and bloodhound. Nineveh tablets depict both breeds as common. Bloodhound prized for its scenting nose and drooping ears while ever on lead to track quarry. greyhound pursued and pinned game by its nose.
A fragmentary historical note discusses hospitality among savage tribes across the continent and the social stigma of lying. It asserts that hosts and guests are sacred, open combat earns respect, and deceit is despised, with a pejorative view of the liar as akin to a snake.
A Pittsburgh landlubber who just returned from his maiden voyage recounts his brutal seasickness. He describes the ship rolling like a barrel, his frantic bunk episode, and a blunt ship’s surgeon remark as the vessel was said to be torpedoed and sinking. The tale turns on the crew’s taunts about his maritime readiness.
Admiral James Startin, a retired British admiral, returned to service during a June motor launch explosion. He descended into a burning engine room and unaided recovered the engineer's body, prompting King George to approve the Albert medal for his brave deed.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated July 15 1919 states Adolph Klingenberg of Grass Range Mont holder of homestead entry 036205 seeks three year proof to establish claim to lands in sections 9 10 and 15 township 16 north range 21 east M M before R W Blake Grass Range on August 27 1919 witnesses include William O McClimans Charles T McBroom Delbert Buckler George O Bastien all of Grass Range First Pub July 24 by H J Kelly Register
Robert Riley of Forest Grove Montana, holder of multiple Homestead Entries 018896 019496 and 025508 for sections 18 19 and 20 in township 13 north range 21 east, announces intention to make three year proof to establish his claim with August 1919 deadline. Witnesses Carl A Erickson Lizzie Erickson Albert W Pierce Henry Sanderson all of Forest GroveMont. First publication July 17 1919.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Lewistown Montana dated June 18 1919 for Willis F Walker of Grass Range Montana who filed Homestead Entry 034210 on November 23 1915 for certain lands intends to make final three year proof to establish claim before Register and Fee Agent at Helena Montana July 1919 names Penrose Hottenstein Daniel Coffman Forest Hottenstein Moore Montana David Underhill Teigen first published June 26
Department of the Interior Land Office in Lewistown notes that Winfield W. Finkbeiner of Grass Range Montana files for three year proof on Desert Land No 0261 covering neavi, nw nei in township and range area. Witnesses named include William Gooch Walter Gooch Samuel P. Stoner and Warren H. Tanner, all of Grass Range. Publication date July 3.
An 19th century notice touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy promising relief and restoring public confidence in the product. The ad emphasizes quick action and broad effectiveness, urging readers to trust the remedy for digestive troubles.
Edgar L. Lockwood of Battrick Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to land described as Sec 18 T13N R24E Montana. He will appear before R. W. Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on August 19 1919. Joiners include William H O Fisk St Elmo Kildow Fern P Stillick and Phillip Hirt all of Battrick.
Notice is given that Walter E. Finkbeiner of Grass Range Montana has filed intent to prove up a land claim for the NW SE, and SE SW Sec 4, Twp 13 N Range 23 Montana meridian. Proceedings before R W Blake at Grass Range on August 20, 1919. First published July 17.
James W. Jones of Forest Grove Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described by entry No 132637 dated May 29 1916 situated in sections and townships in Montana. The hearing will be before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on August 19 with witnesses Harry Johnson Sydney L Thomas Har Sellers and John A McAllister all of Forest Grove Montana.
Perry A Johnson of Roy Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish homestead claim for se of Sec 13 Twp 16 N Range 4 W. Before L Clow U S Commissioner at Roy Montana on August 19 1919. Names Cripps Miller Awert Logue. H J Kelly Register.
Notice of intention to make Three Year Proof to establish land claims in Montana. Napoleon L. Seymour of Blakeslee, and John Kuhn of Grass Range appear as witnesses. U. S. Commissioner R. W. Blake, at Miles Range, Mont., sets July 28, 1919, as the filing date. First publication June 26.
Department of the Interior announces that Grass RangeMontana resident filed a declaration of intention to make final three year proof on land in sections 1 18 16 18 township Montana meridian with the Lewistown land office. Hearing set for July 28, 1919. Registration and land office details given.
The article advises that reduced appetite can return with meal time. It recommends spacing five hours between meals, moderate outdoor exercise, and eating only to crave. If appetite loss is from constipation, correct it promptly, suggesting Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy.
Clarence Heiser of Battrick Montana filed proof to establish a claim on his 1914 Homestead Entry No 029031 for the west half of the northeast quarter and southwest quarter of section 25 township 13 north range 24 east Montana meridian before R W Blake US Commissioner at Grass Range on July 30 with witnesses Joseph Dewan James Todd William Dugan Currency I Gummere all of Battrick.
PAT RAY of Tyler Montana on December 6 1916 filed Add H E No 037606 for Lot 6 Sec 2 swan Sec 1 Twp 12 N R 22 E Montana principal meridian before Rk W Blake US Com Grass Range Montana on July 29 1919. Names Jack Ray George Hathron William Allen Isadore Latromboise all of Tyler Mont referenced.
Land Office at Lawietowns Montana lists Celina Carpenter of Becket Montana filing a claim on Oct 12 for a land tract described in section 21 township 1 range meridian, with R W Blake U S Commissioner to witness at Grass Room on the 29th of Ange, witnesses include Frank Metzel A Paar Luccy Barney Victor Nelson and others. First pub June 21.
Elmer Hartman of Grass Range Montana files notice of intention to make Three Year Proof for Homestead Entry No 085724 in section 31 township range Montana meridian. Proof to be made before R W Blake on the 40th day of July 1916. Names Elmer Johnson William Alexander Carl Johnson Aron Dost, all of Grass Range Montana.
Harold Sawtelae 035883 and heirs have filed notice of intention to make three year proof before R. W. Blake on July 28 1919. Witnesses Harry Freeman Lee Sawtelle Roy Kaufmann and John Hathron reside in Grass Range Montana. First Publication June 26.
Emil G Lindstrand of Battrick Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof before R W Blake U S Commissioner on July 28 1919. The witnesses listed include E Abbl St Elmo Kildow and Frank Wallace of Trick Montana and Olbert C Loom of MGoot.
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