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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

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Eastern Buyers Sweep Montana Horse Market

Eastern buyers led by New York agents roam Montana for 1200 to 1500 pound horses aged five to ten, paying 75 to 150 dollars. D B Cole of Fineh sold three fine horses at high prices per Hysham Echo. Buyers spread beyond Miles City, hitting Hathaway and Rosebud County as price demand grows and prices rise from years of low valuations. Cattle sellers note renewed eastern interest signaling improving cattle market prospects after wartime disruption.

Con Jack New York Kahn D. B. Cole Fineh Hysham Montana Miles City Hathaway Rosebud County Rosebud Valley Counties

Borah Declares He Will Not Seek Presidency

Spokane report says United States Senator William E. Borah of Idaho asserts he will not be a presidential candidate or lead a third party. He spoke en route to Coeur d Alene for a farmers convention and named McAdoo Smith Ford and Oscar Underwood as likely Democratic nominees.

Spokane Wash United States William E. Borah Idaho Coeur d’Alene Harding Wm. G. McAdoo Smith New York Henry Ford Oscar Underwood Ford

Questioning plans after the old man’s death sparks debate

A reader dialogue questions future use of an estate and whether a will exists. The exchange涉及 concerns over heirs and the possible distribution of assets, with speculation about the deceased’s wishes and legal steps to follow.

Buffalo Herd In Yellowstone Park Grows To 670

The Yellowstone Park buffalo herd has risen to 670 head, with 580 adults and 90 young. About 100 range freely across the park while the rest are kept in a fenced Lower river tract near Camp Roosevelt. Park officials say 14,000 native head remain in the United States, ensuring the species’ survival under current protections.

Yellowstone Park Matias Pack Park Park Horace A Montana Camp Roosevelt Geri Peencu Herald

Harding tells farmers better days in light of recovery

President Harding, on an eight hour Hutchinson visit, farmed with a binder and shocked wheat at the state fair grounds. He spoke to farmers predicting an end to the low mood and gradual improvement, noting his own farm background and meeting with local families. He toured the Reno county wheat district and visited a salt mine during the day.

Hutchinson Kan Harding State Fair Grounds United States Kansas City Reno County Hutchison Harden Ace Fair Grounds Hute Fair Grounds

Ford Not a Candidate in Springfield Remarks

The article reports Ford stating he has no desire to be United States president and is too occupied with his own affairs to pursue the role. It notes his remarks were made while stopping over during travel, with his name previously linked to the presidency but no further action planned.

Springfield Mass United Sta Sry Sand Skend R. L

State Senate inches toward repeal of exhibition law

In Madison on June 21 the vote stood 19 to 12 as lawmakers acted to repeal sections of the Severson exhibition law after old papers were found in the bundle.

Madison Wig Severson

Aid Notes Indicate Ladies Gathering at Mrs Vingeri Home

Notes show a Ladies Aid meeting planned at Mrs Ole Vingeri's home. The write up mentions heavy rain last Thursday and expresses hope for visitors to attend and assist with sewing and fitting. Contact Mrs Begor or Mrs Ketus for those interested.

Ole Vingeri

Family Bride Autombile Debate Highlights Budget Gap

A couple discusses finances for a wedding and car purchase, noting that one partner can afford a car while the other cannot. The dialogue centers on balancing expenses and commitment amidst tight resources.

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