03 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
1
From Winifred State Bank cashier E H Wiper who visited the site it is reported that progress on the sand project is steady. Officials say the work is advancing carefully with prospects of success and expect important news by week’s end.
The Lucky Strike well at Winnett started producing today with oil flowing 160 feet per hour from the sand, indicating good output. Once shaped up, expected production ranges from 200 to 300 barrels daily, likely at least 250. The Miles City driven venture and most stockholders reside there, on the Miller tract in section.
The fragment notes Clarence Clark son of E W Glatk of Battrick expects to handle royalties and mentions a busi Suen structure near a water-filled property. The site has drawn close scrutiny in recent weeks with rumors of a rig being set up before summer.
Miss Bettie Feahon formerly with the State Bank of Grass Range and now with the Shafer Oil Co. came from Lewistown Saturday evening for a Sunday visit with Miss Louise Dengel assistant cashier of the First National.
Grass Range Review highlights a new map showing all domes and structures in Fergus County created from expert geological reports. The production promises detailed geological features for researchers and interested readers.
The Supreme Court ruled the federal farm loan act constitutional by a 6 to 2 vote with Justice Holmes' dissent. The decision allows farm loan banks to issue bonds and hold millions of dollars for farmers, affirming Congress's authority to establish farm loan banks and exempt their bonds from taxation.
March 26 event to support land aid fund with a bake sale led by Mrs. Lilla Bassett and Mrs. James Chittick. Frank traveled to Lewistown where he learned of his son’s death from fever. The Sayler and Fo Grove communities report losses as nine years elapsed since death.
Porter Indiana February wreck disaster follows collision between a west bound New York Central train and an eastbound Michigan Central train. Officials report 30 to 40 dead with numbers ranging up to 50. Many bodies too angled to identify. physicians and first aid given by passengers.
The phrase portrays a regal bearing and sociable nature, linking Roy with a courtly, agreeable attitude while engaging in the pastime of kite flying during a bygone era.
Fragmentary text reflects feelings on loyalty and collective action. It hints at a call for solidarity and the press of public duty during chaotic conditions.
Local notice from a Mr. Farmer invites residents to bring their next grocery run to Midway Market in Ken County. The call emphasizes convenient location and community shopping.
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