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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
8
A fragment describes how cradle rocking patterns derived from nature. It notes that civilized and savage mothers rocked their babies, with an American Indian woman swinging a papoose in trees and letting wind rock it. It suggests Indigenous practices influenced local infant care.
The English vocabulary has expanded vastly from old English literature its lexical base exceeds 80 000 while modern dictionaries list over 400 000 words indicating dramatic growth in linguistic breadth and diversity across time.
Notice given that Oscar Mitchell of Grass Range Montana who on December 17 1915 made additional entry for claim to west acres surface mineral etc to establish three year proof to establish his claim before Weather Isaac Swet all Grass Range H J Kelly Register First published March 27.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Lewistown Montana February 16 1919 JOHN F Sloan of Grass Montana who on January 28 filed homestead entry seeks to establish a claim on a tract of land in Grass County Montana and requested patent proceedings for final issuance of title
Notice is published by the Interior Department of the United States announcing that Becket Montana resident claimants William T. Martin Edward Aiken Earl A. Aiken and James Aiken have filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim for land described in sections 1 12 township 3 north range 21 east in Montana. The hearing before U S Commissioner R W Blake will occur March 17 at Grass Range. First publication February 13.
Orville Mauzey of Forest Grove Montana filed notice of intention to complete final proof on March 17 1919 at Grass Range Montana. Entry details list sw se sec 2 se sw sec 11 and sw awe sec 12 township north range 21 east M M. Forest Grove residents Boughton Isaacs Bowerman and Joseph Isaacs witnessed. First pub Feb 13.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated February 4 1919 lists Herman Seastrom of Tyler Benton who filed intent for final three year proof on a June 2 1915 homestead entry number 032679 in Montana section 15 township 2. The notice includes names N B Johnson C W Tyler Nels Jespersen and O Fuller with first publication February 13 1919.
A partial OCR shows a notice from the Interior Department involving land in Lewistown Montana and Grass Range, dated February nine, listing Richard J. Trigg of Montana and a related action to establish or file a claim, with details truncated. The fragment indicates a formal notice or certification connected to a land case in Grass Range or near Lewistown.
George E. Bat filed notice of intention to make year proof to reclaim land described as part of Lone Meridian in Grass Range Mont before R W Blake U S at Lewistown Montana. Last day of March 1919 for proof. First publication February 27.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated January 30 1919 states Hermann whoo of Novary Monee age 25 has filed for eight year proof to establish a land claim described by sections 22 23 township 15 north range 21 east Montana meridian before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Mont on March 10 1919 Attending witnesses are Snend Holland Richard Swanson Walter Swanson and Joseph J Stepetch all of Novary Mont First publication February 6
ONT OF THE INTERIOR U S OFFICE AT LEWISTOWN MONT MONGUS MUNSON Grass Range Mont filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to the land described in his homestead entries. He will appear before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Montana March 11 1919. Names listed Louis H Imsande Albert Loebs Isaac Highlander Elmer Johnson all of Grasse Mont. First pub Feb 6.
Randall A Wilson of Welter Montana filed intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to land at Grass Range Montana before U S Commissioner R W Blake 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
This short note promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for digestive issues and a gentle bowel movement. It claims the remedy corrects faulty digestion and is one of the best medicines you may become acquainted with.
A reflective Chicago News quotation on life and wisdom, lamenting that much spoken truth is not matched by lived experience as one ages and looks toward life’s shadows eastward. The note frames a somber meditation on timing and meaning.
The 1918 income tax drives collectables into action as March 15 looms. Residents of Montana Idaho and Utah must file with William C Whaley Helena or deputies. Returns cover single and married filers with thresholds and exemptions. Officials offer free aid and emphasize accuracy penalties for late or fraudulent filings.
Guidance on filing income taxes due March 15. explains who must file Form 1040 A, what counts as taxable income and deductions, how dividends affect taxes, and rates for normal and surtax. Also covers information returns for employers and partnerships and personal exemptions.
Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, declares in strong terms that the income tax is popular, progressive, and a national investment. He asserts taxes are by the people for the people and support free institutions, urging every citizen to understand their tax liability and its role in national prosperity.
Washington D C Commissioner Daniel C Roper defends 1918 tax rights and refunds. Abatement petitions are handled openly and refunds issued when excess tax was collected. He states the income tax is on the level for all filers.
A quotation from Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, declares that taxes fund public benefits and that evading tax liability is shortsighted. The statement frames tax payments as the price of government services and protection.
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