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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims quick action against colic and cholera morbus and notes prior fatalities before medical help. The ad touts uniform success and lists the preparation as a staple in trade.
A Peru Indiana man R F Erwin recounts an indigestion attack last winter and says Cham berlain s Tablets helped immediately. He recommends the remedy to anyone with digestion troubles, noting it did him good.
The newly organized town council held its first meeting last Monday. Mayor Charters retained T A Cameron as town clerk and treasurer as finances are stretched. Water and light loom as future needs but high costs and war impacts make improvements unlikely in the near term. Grass Range aims for a bright future with patient growth.
An Anaconda Standard item notes growing distance between Colonel House and President Wilson. It recalls past aides Colonel Harvey and former New Jersey Governor Edwards, and mentions James Smith Jr. and James McCombs as campaign figures. It asserts drift since Wilson’s inauguration and reduced White House attendance of familiar allies.
Will Hays presides as Henry Cabot Lodge serves as temporary chair with a keynote attack on the Wilson dynasty. Borah threatens to bolt over the league of nations plank amid platform fights, while a dark horse may win the presidential nomination. Wholesale shoe price cuts announced in St Louis signal broad profiteering concerns. Supreme Court upholds prohibition amendment, aiding Bryan politically as Agriculture forecasts wheat at 781 million bushels this year versus 941 million last year.
Incomplete OCR text records a Red Cross statement dated January 1, 1920, with unclear range or amount details. The readable portion references a formal position or report but lacks coherent figures or named entities to specify scope or outcome.
A record lists amounts paid for nursing care clothing medicine and groceries for sick and destitute individuals. It notes a check for cleaning and mentions Red Cross rooms. It records total expenditures and cash on hand to date.
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