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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
2
A speculative note on Weperds lasting ten thousand years and the challenge of future comprehension. It questions whether unrecorded speech, even with mental conversation, would be intelligible to non scholars in a far distant era.
A proposal by the American Public Health Association aims to add about 20 years to human life. The idea is debated as a speaker asks if readers want to hear an extra 20 years while watching a film, highlighting concerns about safety and the pace of life.
A fragment cites a reminiscence about a man who won't figure a dime’s percent of a dollar, quoted by Bob in rustic speech. The text hints at a bygone dialect and a casual cash remark without full context.
Miss Bloom-Jack praises health and Miss Ryval teases by painting. Legion dance scheduled here on Saturday, March 3.
Town dog licenses are due. Pay the amount to the town clerk as requested by the town marshal.
Governor Dixon addressed the Montana legislature detailing a $3,000,000 debt that will reach $5,000,000 in two years and blaming big interests for blocking revenue measures. He urged legislative initiative while noting oil and ore producers resist taxes on production. He cited Standard Oil and Anaconda Copper Mining earnings to illustrate profiteering.
Bronze turkey Toms offered for sale by Mrs J T Latch. Contact details not provided.
The people of American Samoa are largely native. The total population approximates 7 550. The land area is 77 square miles and nearly all land is native owned. The soil is fertile with fruits such as oranges grapefruit limes and citron cultivated. Copra is the staple product. There are 18 public schools teaching English.
Power belts used to transmit power from a revolving shaft have been tested up to nearly 6900 feet per minute, but practical practice rarely exceeds 5000 feet per minute.
The Nebraska example shows a State Bank Depositor's Guaranty law requiring banks to fund deposits with a guaranty reserve. Critics say it pressures honest banks, invites improper new banks, and enables unscrupulous promoters to attract deposits. Minnesota lawmakers consider amending or rejecting similar proposals.
The article argues tariff barriers affect the American egg industry in China and the U S market. It notes American Shanghai companies shipped over 3 million dollars in eggs to the United States, urging higher farmer margins. It questions foreign access, domestic production, labor demand, and a state debt of 3 million dollars with legislative adjournment looming.
Dr. Hubert Work of Colorado, now postmaster general, is appointed secretary of the interior by President Harding to succeed Albert B. Fall who has resigned. Will Wright of Indiana will take Dr. Work's place. A second murder is reported in Butte on Tuesday morning as two prize fighters argued and a fight ended in death in an unusually quiet week.
A brief ad style notice praising Chamberlain’s Tablets for indigestion and constipation from Melard F. Craig of Middle Grove. The piece quotes testimonials about pleasant relief without gripe, alongside a closing reflection on life’s handicaps and the struggle for self-expression by Earle Edward Bu bank.
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