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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
1
A telegram from the Ford Factory informs of a price rise from 90 to 100 for all available Ford cars effective Friday February 22. The notice indicates the immediate change applies to remaining stock and future deliveries, signaling higher costs forbuyers and dealers alike.
County Attorney E H Nicholas testified before Governor Burnquist regarding nonfeasance and malfeasance charges against Sheriff Q O Lee of Jackson County. A preliminary hearing was continued to March 28 to allow rebuttal evidence by Nonpartisan League representatives. League officials cited disloyalty among county leaders and warned farmers about wartime policies while alleging pro league suppression of gatherings.
Helena reports a telegram to Adjutant General Crowder announcing an emergency call for 90,000 men. Draft dates will be set later, with quotas based on class one rather than state population. Farm laborers are to be numbered and deferred per President Wilson’s directive to local boards.
New York March 7. John McCormack, the singer, handed the internal revenue collector a check for 75000 representing his income tax for the year. The amount exceeds Caruso's previous reported tax payment by 16000.
French dispatch reports German forces briefly held American trenches on March 4 in Lorraine before counterattacks drove them out. The Americans, newly entered troops training with French units, displayed calm bravery and bold offensive effort. A patrol of four Americans plus one sergeant repelled a nine man enemy patrol, taking two prisoners. The French high command lauded the Americans for their discipline and resolve in defense and counterattack.
The notice advises readers to prioritize savings for the upcoming Liberty loan, urging prudent financial planning and timely preparation to support the government bond drive. It emphasizes disciplined spending and future funding needs.
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