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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
16
The passage discusses how traditional Native American cradle practices influenced broader parenting methods. It contrasts civilized and savage approaches to infant care, noting the papoose swung in the wind among bending trees. It suggests the cradle was observed west of certain landscapes and adopted by mothers living close to nature.
The English vocabulary has expanded greatly from old texts to modern dictionaries. Earlier literature shows about 80 000 words, while recent dictionaries list well over 400 000 terms. This growth reflects broad linguistic invention and borrowing across eras.
Notice announces Oscar Mitchell of Grass Range Montana who on December 17 1915 filed for three year proof to establish a claim to a specified land entry in Weather Isaac Swet Grass Range. H J Kelly Register. First published March 27.
Department of the Interior Land Office Lewistown Montana announces public notice for John F Sloan of Grass Montana. Sloan filed an omestead entry on January 28 seeking land rights. The notice marks formal action on his claim and related procedures under 1919 regulations.
Notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Montana. Claimant names William T. Martin Edward Aiken Earl A. Aiken and James Aiken all of Becket. Public filing before U S Commissioner R W Blake Grass Range on March 17. First published February 13.
Orville Mauzey of Forest Grove Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof on March 17 1919 at Grass Range Montana. He previously made Homestead Entry 034771 on March 9 1916 covering sections 2 11 12 township north range east in Montana. Witnesses Bowerman Boughton Isaacs all from Forest Grove Montana. First pub Feb 13.
Department of the Interior Lewistown Montana notes Herman Seastrom of Tyler Benton filed notice of intention to make final three year proof for his homestead entry No 032679 on section 15 in Montana. Names N B Johnson C W Tyler Nels Jespersen O Fuller Darrell Montana appear as witnesses. First publication February 13 1919.
A government notice from the Interior Department regarding an estate case in Montana references Richard J. Trigg of Grass Range and a late October filing. The terse fragment indicates steps to establish a claim or action in Lewistown with ties to Grass Range and related land matters.
GEORGE E BAT filed notice of intention to make Year Proof to reclaim land described as Lone Meridian area, before R. W. Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on the last day of March 1919. First publication February 27.
Department of the Interior Lewiston Montana Jan 30 1919 notice that Hermann Woo of Novary Monee 25 1914 has filed to prove up his claim to lot plan NE 024359 and SE 024359 for neg swi he 22 Sec 22 and 23 15 N 21 E Montana meridian before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Mont on March 10 1919 with witnesses Spend Holland Richard Swanson Walter Swanson Joseph J Stepetch all of Novary Mont First Publication Feb 6
Mongus Munson of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim for BB gy om 35 Tp 16 N R 22 E Montana principal meridian, before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Montana on March 11 1919. Names Louis H Imsande Albert Loebs Isaac Highlander Elmer Johnson of Grass Montana listed. First pub February 6.
RANDALL A. WILSON of Welter Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish land claim before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana on March 10 1919 Witnesses named E Moulton Jesse F Jones Frank F Blazer and David C Underhill all of Welter Montana J J Kelly Register
An advertorial note claims Chamberlain's Tablets relieve foul taste from digestion and invite a gentle bowel movement. The text urges readers to try this medicine as one of the best remedies they will encounter.
A Chicago News meditation on aging and wisdom, noting that much spoken wisdom is not matched by lived experience as shadows lengthen in life’s journey.
The March 15 deadline looms for 1918 income tax returns. Montana Idaho and Utah residents must file with William C. Whaley Helena or deputy collectors. Forms 1040 A or 1040 are available. penalties loom for late or fraudulent returns. Women income rules, exemptions, and joint filing details are outlined along with penalties and guidance for farmers and wage earners.
A historic notice urges timely income tax filing by March 15, outlining who must file Form 1040 A, deductions, credits, rates, and the need for individuals and businesses to compute net income. It stresses personal responsibility, details taxable income, exemptions, and the separate treatment of married couples.
The quotation by Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, proclaims that income tax is popular and democratic. It argues taxes are a national investment, levied according to individual success and opportunity, not favored class wealth, reflecting a tax system by and for the people.
Washington DC Commissioner Daniel C. Roper assures taxpayers that abatements refunds and appeals protections are in place. He states no one pays more than their fair share and that refunds will be issued when excess tax is collected. The 1918 net income rules define obligations and the income tax is “on the level.”
Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, stated that taxes fund public benefits. He argued taxes are payment for benefits received or expected and warned against evading tax liability as shortsighted.
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