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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
The piece notes over 2,500 farmers in 77 tillage clubs in Montana and predicts a strong showing next year as moisture in May aids prep for fall seeding. It argues summer tillage can restore credit and financial standing, boost farm prosperity, and support broader national interests, urging farmers to adopt for better returns and peace of mind.
J J Fleming of Forest Grove enters the Republican field for Congress in the Second district subject to August primaries. A stockgrower and farmer with over twenty years in Fergus, he brings education and experience to the race and seeks support from farmers and stockmen facing recent challenges.
Forty and forty-one cents per pound for wool amuses local growers while a year ago no market existed yet clothing costs rose 15 percent. The text notes long wool shortages, importers unloading in a strong market, and an emergency tariff backed by Republicans to protect wool and other U.S. products. It cites Lodge on bonded wool in Boston and recalls Montana losses under free wool. It contrasts Doyle and Voliva, asks why Gompers roars, and mentions South Carolina textile hours and Fairbanks' rise from a Denver stock room to a vast fortune.
In the declamatory contest Harold Gillespie took first place with Walter Joslin second, Rachel Clark third, and Abner McClimans fourth. The mental athletic event featured James Morse and Richard Flemming tied with P Charboneau and F Charboneau in a four way tie for top in the mental contests. Milo Rhone stood in a one to one position.
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