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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
4
The Bureau of Land Management announces a sale under the 2456 parcel provisions to John M. Smith of Montana for Serial No. 044198. The sale will be held to the highest bidder and will not reopen after bidding. First publication February 10.
The article notes that while no justice will resign, age and health could force changes within four years. Dean Oliver Wendell Holmes, aged 80 in March, along with McKenna 77 and White 75, are cited as eligible to retire, though they may wait for Harding’s election before stepping down.
A fragmentary tale follows a young man who grasps why the maiden shuns his embrace after a sunset glory turns gray. They stumble forward with a companion who leads despite obstacles as unseen murmurs rise behind them.
Notice from the U S Land Office Lewistown Montana dated January 13 1921 announces John C Fishburn of Forest Grove Montana filing a claim for land described as 83 ne nd see more M P aco Ba Pee tied notice of intention to i tives Year James Mont Carl arry Mont ar Erickson Forest Grove Montana H J Kelly Register First Pub Feb 3
Department of the Interior at Lewistown Montana releases a January 13 1921 notice naming Benjamin F Shoemaker of Piper Montana and Blake U S Com at Grasse Range Mont detailing mineral claim additions and witnesses John C Fishburn Carl A Erickson Forest Grove Mont Harry James Piper Montana H J Sally Register of the land office records this notice of claim and witness details.
Department of the Interior notice announces a public sale at 10 o clock A M on March 7 for a parcel tied to Anna Brown Lewis of Logan Kansas with a minimum bid at appraised price. The tract is described as mountainous and rough for cultivation. Objections must be filed before the sale.
Internal summary of a land claim notice dated December 2 1920 from the Interior office in Lewistown Montana. Claimant Leno M Finkbein er and witnesses Smith, all of Grass Range Montana, must establish claim before HW Blake United States Commissioner on February 16 1900 with first publication January 6.
Land Office Lewistown Montana records Andrew Jackson Seaver of Lewistown Montana filing a sworn statement on January 21 1919. The notice lists location as township 18 north range west meridian and cites official registration details as published February 17 with nine insertions.
A fifty one year old user reports Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets alleviate indigestion better than any other remedy tried. He notes long illness and poor digestion prior to using the product.
Chicago reports William Dalton a 16 year old bank clerk stole 772 dollars in Liberty bonds from the Tremont Trust here last Thursday. He was captured in Heyworth Illinois near Bloomington. Bonds other than a 500 dollar one were recovered from a small leather bag Dalton discarded while playing pool. He told officials he acted alone after handling large sums of bonds and asked for his mother during questioning.
A family returns to the city after months on a ranch. Betsy visits the Sunday school she attended before leaving. The teacher greets Betsy with surprise and a playful remark, and Betsy responds with a shy gesture.
Edward P. Miller of a town praises a cough remedy named Lain's Cough Remedy for easing coughs and colds, noting satisfaction and strong relief. The testimonial highlights the product as effective for throat irritation and coughing.
In a speech from Bismarck on February 25 Chief Justice J. Robinson likens the state bank to a modern Jonah aboard the ship of state. He warns of a tempest unless Jonah is thrown overboard and advocates greatly reduced taxes and a friendly whale in State Treasurer John Steen.
The ad extols Cham berlain's Tablets as an excellent remedy for constipation. It notes they are easy to take and mild in effect, encouraging readers to try them after other methods.
Reports from Cat Creek Montana pipe line runs to Elk Basin Petroleum in Denver show the field averaging more than 4 000 barrels daily for the past ten days. In February 114 700 barrels moved through the line to Winnett for Elk Basin refinery at Cowley Wyoming and the Midwest Refining plant Greybull. Current rate would more than double last month’s output, attribution given to wells coming on.
The article notes March as a typical pneumonia month with a high rate of cases and references ongoing observations. It emphasizes awareness and possible seasonal patterns in the spread of pneumonia during this period.
The town council enacts a precinct redefinition beginning at the center of 4th Street and Railroad Avenue and extending to the east line of Section 33, adjusting voting zones to align with street centers. The ordinance states all conflicting portions are repealed and the measure takes effect upon approval. Mayor Forbes Wiseman. Clerk T. A. Cameron.
The passage notes Empress Eugenie feared Sundays and cites events on Sundays, including the 1870 mob invasion of the Tailériés, the death of the Prince Imperial, and Eugenie’s own death, all described as occurring on Sundays.
One Kentucky drill one double disc one double mold board John Deere plow for sale. Good bargain. Contact Roy C. Cromer Lewistown Montana.
Instruction notes that dampening sandpaper with benzine speeds up removing old paint, claiming the job can be completed in half the time.
The Board of Trustees of District No 27 Fergus County Montana announces a sale of eight bonds totaling 27000 dollars with six percent interest. Bids are due March 15 1921 at Grass Range Montana and must include a certified check of 1950 dollars. The district reserves the right to reject any bids and to sell by public or private sale.
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