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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
The German envoy extraordinary presented his credentials and stayed with the president only a few minutes. The brief audience marked the final resumption of relations between the United States and Germany.
Great Falls May 25. Tom Stout publisher of the Lewistown Democrat News and B K Wheeler Butte attorney will seek the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate. Stout announced by telephone from Kevin and Wheeler spoke after a Democrats meeting. Neither knew the other had announced.
The colored preacher urges brothers and sisters to drop nickels and dimes into the collection plate today. He says the small change will jangle less and sound more prosperous, helping him and the deacons save every penny after the service.
Dialogue fragment shows a motorist and officer debating a theft incident as a tire is pumped. Guinen interruptions hint at tension while the scene unfolds with a police response looming.
An Anaconda Standard tribute recalls printer Genner of the British steamship Egypt who, after donning a life belt, saved a woman on the burning bridge before drowning. His act is praised as noble altruism and a sign that ordinary people retain courage amid war’s chaos.
A pure bred Hereford bull, four years old, owned by George Mudd of Grass Range is listed for sale with no further details provided.
Mabel Donovan, 17, writes from Bloc Indiana urging the governor to spare her father’s life. She testifies she witnessed his wife’s murder after she left him and that the sentence should not be commuted to life imprisonment.
Governor General Leonard Wood of the Philippines is reported unharmed after being missing for 36 hours aboard the yacht Apo following a typhoon. The vessel sought refuge on an island near Mindoro where Wood, his wife, and daughter had gone on an inspection trip.
May entries from Flatwillow summarize visits by local residents to N-Bar Colony sites on South Fork and Flatwillow Creek. Reports mention irrigation work advancing, crop conditions, oil drilling setbacks, and camp life with meals, tents, and social events, highlighting May 21 to May 25 activities and local visitors from Grass Range Becket Roundup Tyler Lewistown and Helena officials.
District Court notices a sheriff sale by B tt Loan Com & corpora tie and others on June, 1977. Property described as the NE quarter and east half of the NW quarter of section with 240 acres more or less in Fergus County Montana. Sheriff William R Woods Jr of Lewistown Montana signs the notice dated June 1 1977.
Mrs Mackenzie offers pure bred Black Minorca eggs at 1.50 per setting. Local ad notes eggs for hatching or kitchen use with price cited and seller name.
An old notice touts Chamlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for whooping cough, stressing danger to children under five and claiming the remedy shortens the illness without opiates, noting many epidemics deemed successful and pleasant to take.
Witnesses recall Nick’s cellar gas escape the other night and his attempt to locate the leak with a lit match. Hick derides the decision as reckless, while Slick confirms the danger was real and immediate.
National Life Insurance Company and others offer the south half of the southwest quarter and other portions in section 3 township 13 north range 28 west for cash. The sale includes all appurtenances, water rights, and homestead exemptions, with improvements and rights of way. May 11, 1922. WM. R. WOODS, JR., Sheriff. E. K. Matson, Attorney for Plaintiff. 5-11-22
A Brockport New York widow reports Chamberlain's Liniment cured her lumbago after a year of back pain. The letter says bed rest and liniment application swiftly removed pains and allowed movement, with the product claimed to relieve sudden severe rheumatic back ache.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's Tablets is so mild and gentle that you can hardly realize that it has been produced by a medicine.
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