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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
4
Secretary of State Charles Stewart reports carelessness by Montana applicants leads to 25 to 30 percent incomplete license forms. 35 000 applications are returned for missing information, increasing monthly costs above 600 dollars. Officers’ drive for registration boosts license rush.
The term bill of health certifies a vessel or person cleared from port. A clean bill marks no infectious disease suspected, a suspected bill is used when disease risk exists, and a foul bill applies if disease is present. The phrase also describes individuals deemed in perfect health after examination.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's Tablets is so mild and gentle that you can hardly realize it has been produced by a medicine.
Notice records Ralph Tait of Fort Maginnis Mont who filed for three year proof to establish a land claim described as nw c, R21 E, M M, with a filing date of Sept 26 1912. Public hearing set July 1922 at Grass Range Montana. witnesses Lester Foreman William B Stabb Robert Davis Fred H France all from Fort Maginnis. Joe Montgomery Register. First Pub June 8.
Department of the Interior announces Karl H. Alm of Becket Montana filed notice on July 22 1919 to prove a land claim in section 6 8 and 17 township 13 north range west near Grass Range Montana. He must appear before the U S Commissioner at Grass Range on July 10 1922 with witnesses John Donele Victor Nelson and Harriet Buchak listed from Becket.
Roscoe Arbuckle, once barred from acting after his manslaughter acquittal, is directing a new comedy featuring Buster Keaton. It remains unclear if Will Hays’ decree banning Arbuckle from the screen will be finalized.
Sheriff WM Woods announces a sale by auction on June 10 at the county courthouse Lewistown Fergus County Montana. The property includes sections 1 2 3 4 and surrounding parcels with water rights and appurtenances in township 15 north range 28 east, totaling about 72 acres, with attorney Ulysses A Gribble listed for the Plaintiffs.
The piece notes appendicitis as a danger of constipation and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy gentle remedy to keep bowels regular.
In Lewistown Montana the Land Office records that John E. Jeliner of Grass Range Montana, holder of Add'l H. E. No. 042906 Kona Section 15 Township 13 North Range 25 East, intends to file for Com. at Grass Range on July 1 1922. Also named are Nicholas Lancelle James Lancelle and Otto Haser of Willow, Montana.
Classified notice lists a pure bred Hereford bull age four, owned by George Mudd of Grass Range. Ad mentions “The big war picture June 24” and invites readers to read the ad for details.
May 27 notes mention T. Chronister Sue wee and David Payne traveling to Lewistown. May 28 reports rain easing dryness, Oklamont Oil Co. at work on Boniface oil structure with two towers led by Arda Green. praise for Gus Green crops and a county agent talked about by locals. May 30 decorations marked despite rain. local ponies delight children. N-Bar butchers supplying meat for grading camp. May 31 Gilbert Foster with Sheriff Woods on South Fork. Hilding Lindskog smithing. June 1 cheerful note. June 4 Mayor Tyler visits N-Bar office. Local travels include Scot Saint Jermain, C. F. Hartford, John Abbott, L. M. Finkbeiner group.
Lan Otten Ghlemon of Grass Range Montana appears to file an entry for a land case identified by George E. Mudd. The notice sets a date for proof to be presented before U S Commissioner R W Blake in Mont on the 10th day of a month to be determined. Names Kenik William A Crook Allan Rackenzie Less C Kinnick of Keien Range Montana are listed as witnesses. First Pub June 8.
The treasury department announced that public debt declined by 51,362,749 dollars in May. This reduction leaves the total gross debt just over 23 billion dollars.
In the District Court of Montana, loan corporation v Nora Hollowell Milburn et al. The sale, set for Saturday the 24th at 2:00 PM, will occur at the Lewistown courthouse front door. The property described is the NE ¼ and the E ½ of NW ¼ of Section 30, Township 12 North, Range 26 East, containing 240 acres, more or less. Dated June 1, 1922. Schmidt & Schmidt, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
An advertiser states that whooping cough is dangerous for children under five but easily cured without opiates by Chamlain's Cough Remedy. It claims the medicine shortens the illness, reduces danger, and has been used with pronounced success in epidemics, noting it is pleasant to take.
A Brockport resident describes lumbago as sudden and painful and credits Chamberlain's Liniment with a swift recovery after months of back pain. The testimonial notes bed rest and application of the liniment as key remedies.
A London Answers writer notes engagement heartbreak impacts men harder than women, with men turning to drinking and gambling. The piece contrasts female resilience with male fragility, questions whether war years tested women more than men, and considers gender norms from childhood onward.
A man recalls waiting ten years to be asked for the family name of the king of England. When asked, he proudly answers that the name is Guelph and offers to share any information, proving his long patience paid off.
The largest diamond in China, once worn by Gaby Desius, sold to a wealthy Pekin resident for 62500. Centuries old and linked to jeweled turbans, temple idols, and ancient wars, it could fetch 218000 if color were perfect. Weighs 102.60 karats and over an inch wide with a slightly square round shape.
A London Telegraph tale narrates a village barber and a minister at odds. After a shave, the minister offers three pence for a sermon. the barber refuses saying he has no three penny sermons. He adds I’ll come three times, prompting a sharp retort.
A clipped fragment notes keepership policy touching political promises. It mentions promises and political themes in a terse context, without clear names or dates, leaving the exact scope and actors unspecified.
The discussion centers on Thurston and Wetmore about late night routines. Thurston says he removes his shoes before bed while Wetmore objects saying he does not. The exchange highlights home life habits and differing bedtime practices.
In Oregon a skier completed a 23 mile trek through a severe snowstorm. The journey highlighted challenging conditions and the resilience of the participant amid whiteout visibility.
In a terse statement the man asserts control of his household while a separate account describes him tending to his wife by lighting cigarette ends. The conflicting portraits raise questions about domestic dynamics and authority within the home.
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