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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
2
A United Drug Company representative faults liquor sales nationwide and warns it harms the industry’s reputation. Ligget argues liquor should be dispensed by the government to curb abuse.
A reader aged fifty one describes trying many medicines and seeks a cure to strengthen the stomach, improve digestion, and digest food naturally. The brief letters page reflects a common search for relief from indigestion and related stomach troubles.
The White House dog Laddie Boy attended a charity bridge party hosted by the Animal Rescue League to aid its "unfortunate brethren." A note with the White House crest hung on his collar stated the mission, and he shook hands with guests before returning to the White House bearing thanks from Mrs. Harding.
The session wasted time and money, failing to curb debt. A proposed 60 percent property tax was defeated. A 2 percent crude oil tax passed amid a failed bid to thwart it with a joker. Governor Dixon faced disappointment, with little cost saving or reform in sight. The piece highlights lobby power and wage protection for officials.
The article praises former Senator Henry L Myers for his wartime and postwar loyalty and independence, noting his opposition to radicalism in 1920 and his return to Montana to practice law possibly in Hamilton. It mentions Pappas and Davis, two parolees from Deere Lodge, and critiques the parole system. It also covers Johnson and La Follette deaths and a Montana legislature adjournment, with commentary on capital punishment and the farm credit bill.
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