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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
The article describes a new factory method for reconditioning Ford engines. It mentions rebensing, refitting cylinders and pistons, and running them together to create a “like new” performance. Ford representative Mr. French endorses the method and suggests owners will bring cars home to install the equipment.
A fragmentary discussion on historical beliefs about the soul’s seat in the stomach and related ideas. The text appears garbled, with incomplete phrases and missing context, making a definitive interpretation difficult.
For sale in Grass Range area locate at J. H. Ryan ranch five miles south. Items include household furniture a piano farm machinery two milk cows harness and other articles. Sale listing appears in local yard sale style.
The president will speak in a string of cities from St Louis to Portland with dates ranging from June 21 at St Louis to July 5 in Tacoma. He will also visit Zion and Yellowstone on the coast trip and Yosemite on the return leg with Meacham Oregon tied to the Oregon Trail anniversary.
Pledges support for maintaining schools with a large majority vote. The piece calls for prudent, conservative management, possible department eliminations, and businesslike handling by a school board during tough economic times.
The New York Tribune lauds Austria for rebuilding after World War I noting a $130,000,000 loan secured with 80 percent guarantees from Allied nations. It contrasts Austria's honesty and solvency with Germany's reluctance to open books and repay debts, praising Chancellor Seipel for securing foreign support while Cuno remains silent.
Attorney General Rankin tells Shelby to clean house as threats fade and officials move to restore order. The chaotic scene mirrors Montana's rough image with toughs and “plug-uglies” arriving before authorities begin routine enforcement. An airship crash near Livingston injures Eugene Lane of Lewistown, highlighting craft unreliability and navigation hazards. Chinese bandits release the last of kidnapped foreigners, including eight Americans, amid uneasy travel.
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