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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement extols nitro phosphate as the remedy for thinness and nervous weakness, claiming it nourishes nerves and body cells to induce substantial weight gain and improved health. It cites a testimonial from Miss Georgia Hamilton and warns against use by those not seeking increased flesh.
A brief regional item highlights a Montana summer time celebration described as unique and well regarded. The short note emphasizes the season's favorable qualities and community enjoyment without detailing events or dates.
Reports from Detroit to Winnipeg detail mass street car and transportation strikes, mass protests, and clashes. Other items note troops returning from Russia, political arrests in Rahway, and New York rescue of a woman contemplating suicide. Additional reports cover wartime repeal urged by unions, a German indemnity scheme, and union charter revocations in Winnipeg and Edmonton.
A Montana-born writer recalls the 316th engineers of the 91st division and the Ninety First Army unit as it fought from St Mihiel to Audenarde. It covers trench work, bridge building, heavy losses in the Argonne and Passchendaele, and a Croix de Guerre recipient during river crossings at Audenarde.
Montana towns report fire destroys Jamison saw mill. Prohibition reforms reduce offenses in Roundup and Musselshell County. Roundup imports cattle from the Dakotas for Klein ranch. Whitefish hosts Japaneses war savings society. Billings YMCA aided 2,500 discharged service men in May. Wolf Point to build a $7,000 dancing pavilion. Forsyth lieutenant buys a second plane after initial crash. Billings $250,000 road bond issue on September ballot. Great Falls sets site for state terminal elevator. Missoula confiscates 80 cases of hard liquor found near a deserted auto truck. Anaconda teachers seek raises and a 1918-19 bonus. Butte sues for $20,400 damages against street railway. Helena reports 165 Army trucks shipped and state financial gains. Great Falls launches truckage between Great Falls and Havre. Helena bank activity up. 11 new banks granted charters. Denatured alcohol causes 75 percent of police court drunkenness. Laurel gas strike draws 100 billings visitors. Drummond sells record price R Shorthorns. Miles City wool marketing practices approach 1918 value.
Classified page lists farm for sale and exchange options across Montana including Great Falls Lewiston Helena and Judith Basin. Ads cover cutover land in Idaho and Washington groups offering 160 to 1000 acre parcels with water rights fences and improvements plus farm loans insurance and rabbit and sheep supplies. Numerous listings invite contact with owners brokers or companies for details and transactions.
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