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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
5
Silver Bow county is said to average more than $1,800 annually, likely between $1,800 and $2,000, per deputy revenue collector David Marks analyzing income tax reports. He notes the county may exceed many others in average income, even excluding a few large sums. Also a light moment about fashion contrasts with the report.
A discussion on why farm horses must carry ample fat reserves. Fat provides energy for hard spring work and improves performance, reducing feed needs and the risk of injury or rest periods. Owners risk losses if horses lack sufficient reserve fat during market and strenuous tasks.
More than twenty Silver Bow widows with children abruptly became self supporting after county officials announced plans to publish pension rolls. The move sparked protests and a letter from a widow defending the fund while noting fraud claims and the need to clothe and educate children.
A Bozeman draft-age man sent a letter to the Gallatin county exemption board asking his wife to persuade officials to “take him” for service. She explains he cannot read, is a drinker, and has seven kids to feed, claiming he is good at eating and squirrels and suggesting he is of little use to her. Also noted is Washington reporting that a wheat price increase bill faces opposition, arguing it would raise values on stored wheat and hurt distributors.
690-acre farm to lease for 5 years with 210 cultivated, 50 alfalfa, 250 blue joint, 120 pasture. Rich river bottom loam, six-room house, barn for 20 horses and 10 cows, granaries, bunkhouse, chicken house, machine shop. 9 miles from two towns, school 1½ miles. 1916 net return per acre. Cash rent $1,575 yearly in advance. H. W. Brown, Cascade, Montana. Hail and Fire insurance ads seek agents.
Lutey Brothers of Butte pioneered the groceteria merging cafeteria and grocery store concepts. Seattle’s early adopter moved from a small stock to 22 locations, selling groceries 15 percent cheaper with no credit and self-serve checkout, highlighting large-scale buying as the secret to low prices.
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