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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
8
The quotation reflects a pursuit of a distant ideal, framing the greater good as unreachable yet continually pursued beyond present experience. It emphasizes an aspirational, future-focused mindset attributed to Clif ford Raymond.
A historical rule explains calculating interest for short periods by multiplying the principal by the number of days and dividing by a rate specific divisor: 72 for 5 percent, 60 for 6 percent, 52 for 7 percent, 45 for 8 percent, and 40 for 9 percent. This yields the interest due for any given term.
Notice is given that Amanda Chronister of Tyler Montana has filed intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Section 17 Township 12 North Range 23 East. Before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana on June 30 1919 witnesses Luther Chronister Loring Toson Charles Williams Carl Stewart all of Tyler Montana. H J Kelly Register. First pub May 29.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated May 14 1919 states John A MeeNAMARA of Piper Montana has filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim for the NW SE, SW NE and SW SE of section 8 township 13 range 21 E Montana meridian. The proof is to be presented before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on July 1 1919. Names listed include Andrew Avon Forest Grove Montana Harry J Sculley Doral Hitch Piper and John Hers Forest Grove Montana First publication May 29.
Oscar Goepel of Roundup Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim in Section 5 and 6 and 8, Township 12 North Range 24 East M M. Before O R McVay US Commissioner Roundup Montana on July 9, 1919. First pub June 5.
May 20 1919 Margaret D Scott of Grass Montana has filed notice to prove up a homestead claim No 028301 for parcel in section 31 township 16 north range 22 east Montana meridian. Proof planned before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range on June 30 1919 with John Longanecker William B Davis Robert J Devin Rudolph Tadewald listed as co residents. First pub May 29.
Harry J. Fryberger of Flat Montana filed notice to prove up a 3 year homestead claim on the southeast quarter of section 12 township 11 north range 21 east principal meridian before the Lewistown Montana Register and Receiver on July 11 1919. The filing lists Wilton M Robinson Marie Robinson Lewis A Harris and Jacob Fryberger as witnesses residents of Flat Montana. First publication June 5.
JENNIE S JOHNSON of Tyler Montana filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof to establish a land claim based on Homestead Entry 031621 with parcels in sections 28 27 and 34 Township 13 North Range 21 East Montana principal meridian before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on June 14. Residents listed include John Lundeen Herbert Ware Charles F Carson Clarence Birkheimer all of Tyler Montana. First Pub June 12.
J HAL SELLAR heir of Oswald Kil ar deceased, of Lewistown Montana, filed notice of intention to complete final three year proof for Homestead Entry 034110 covering Lots 1 2 3 4 and the se nw se ne in Sec 2 Twp 14 N R 24 E Montana. Proof to be made before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on July 21 1919. List includes James Dudley George Kinnick Henry Ahlens Floyd Archer all of Grass Range. First publication June 19.
LEW W BARNEY of Becket Montana and HORACE L ALLEN of Tyler Montana file notices of intention to make Three Year Proof to establish land claims. Barney seeks final proof on July 22 1919 at Grass Range before A S Commissioner for section 22 27 township 14 north range unspecified. Allen seeks final proof July 14 1919 at Grass Range before R W Blake for sections 25 township 12 north range 23 east Montana. Names Veggs V Sorrensen Clarence E Cowden Oscar Gopel Halver O Ekern listed.
Melville N Hathron of Battrick Montana filed intent to prove desert land entry 08679 made March 8 1910 for sections 3 4 10 township 12 south range 24 Montana meridian before U S Commissioner R Blake Grass Range Montana on July 21 1919. Witnesses Kinnick Brown Sawtelle Hathron all of Battrick Montana.
Notice is given that John Hathron of Battrick Montana who previously filed Homestead Entry No 031489 for a tract in section 3 township 12 north range 24 east Mont Meridian has filed intent to make three year proof. The proof will be made before K R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana on July 21 1919. Melville N Hathron and Sawtelle Hathron both of Battrick Montana are associated with the filing.
June 4 1919 George O Basti en of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make a Three Year U S Commissioner claim at Grass Range on July 15 1919 regarding his Homestead Entry No 34991 for a northwest quarter and other sections in township 6 north range 24 east Montana principal meridian with witnesses from Grass Range Montana and First publication June 12.
Harry Freeman of Grass Range Mont has filed notice of intention to make three year proof for homestead entries 030647 and 031035 on Sec 35 Tp 13 N R 234 E Montana meridian. He will testify before R W Nidke on July 14 1919 with witnesses Walter R Wellman Joseph Oien Harold Sawtelle and Lee Kontalle all of Grass Range Mont.
A man declares his plan to enlist immediately. He notes his wife wants him to go and reflects on plastic surgery stories. She later reveals she would withdraw objections if he joins the army, revealing tension over his decision and her shifting stance.
A downtown shop uses a phonograph scene with a bed and baby doll at night. Ignatz notes a little girl gazing, then asks her mother why not to put prayers on a record to be played each night before bed. The exchange results in a thoughtful remark on faith and entertainment.
In a Baton Rouge memory, Mr Charless confesses a past love and an eighteenth year old Creole girl named Nana. Katherine, Northern and the present lover, urges him, while he weighs whether old love can return. The scene ends with a choice and unresolved passion.
Miss Gwendoline and a suitor exchange remarks about honesty and feelings. She offers reassurance and light humor as he begins to speak, then teasingly notes her appearance with a playful jab about powder on her nose.
A compact note explains returning misplaced items to their proper places helps everyone find things easily. It emphasizes thoughtful organization and clear labeling to keep spaces orderly and efficient.
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