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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
4
A garbled dialogue from a police court hearing mentions an illigant toime at the Blue Pig. The text records a back and forth about memory and identification, with a police officer noting the spoken claims and questioning the speaker’s recollection of events.
An elderly veteran and pilot known as Captain Sir Hanks died today in Iowa at age 92. He was a noted figure linked to the Lincoln area through family and his long service.
Notice states at Grass Range on the date of April 18 1928 witnesses Kinnick L B Butler John Degner all of Grass Range Montana. Official acts by JOENTGOMERY Register First Pub March 15.
A damaged OCR fragment appears to mention interior, Lewistown, and a register with claimant witnesses Joseph C. Rotter Winfeld W. Fink and Inman. First publication likely March 15. No clear case details, dates, or locations fully readable.
Public notice from the Interior Department in Lewistown Montana lists claimants and witnesses for a matter in Little Crooked and surrounding areas. Names include Herman Pipes J M Agnew Gar Brannon Ira Pipes and Joe Montgomery is named as Register. Publican date March 16.
Notice from the U S Interior Office Lewistown Montana dated Feb 7 1923 that Ross Carey of Montana made entry Dec 1921 and intends to make final proof to support his claim under the pertinent act. The document outlines the proof procedure and requirements for final verification.
Polls open from 8 A M to closing hour for METAS Trek electors in the town ward. Only qualified voters who have resided in the state six months and the ward thirty days before the election may vote. Dated the third day of March, A D 1098. B B Vrooman Town Clerk.
Every new cash subscriber to the Review will receive six beautiful pictures by Charles M. Russell. The Montana artist is praised as a premier portrayer of frontier life and the six 18x12 inch framed plates depict nostalgic old west scenes. Order early to secure these distinctive home treasures.
A personal gift idea suggests a Strathmore Script Cabinet of Stationery for Men with the recipient’s name printed or engraved on letterheads and envelopes. The piece promotes a refined writing set as a thoughtful present.
Auckland creamery butter totaling 5 320 000 pounds and California poultry at 2 500 000 pounds arrived by way of the Panama Canal. New York market men say a fleet of butter ships now sails for the coast with nearly 10 000 000 pounds of New Zealand butter destined for U S consumption. Prices to consumers are expected to drop to about 50 cents per pound. The imports, seen as a market shift, come as California shifts from inland supplies to surplus exports.
William H. Savage of San Pedro California is credited as the only man who defeated Admiral George Dewey in a 1862 duel on the Mississippi sloop deck. Savage describes the bout with Dewey then a second lieutenant and recounts Dewey’s apology for losing his temper.
Legislative notes recount House actions on HB 358 and other measures. Bills, including a new state budget system and oil tax proposal, advance and die amid party lines. Governor Dixon signs four bills on topics from mortgaged property to rodent control and a Great Lakes waterway memorial.
C Heath former National Peace council secretary and Friends' Council for International Service secretary spoke on Quaker peace principles into a phonographic receiver in Berlin. A professor judged the machine recorded his voice as reacting the same as General Hindenburgs.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat credits Indiana with a strong literary tradition sparked by Ben Hur and Gen. Lew Wallace. Booth Tarkington leads a flourishing Indiana school of letters with writers spreading from the central American valley to the West.
The British occupation of Palestine has aided American explorers more than the mandate powers. Beisan work marks the start of American research in the Holy Land with Taanach and Megiddo provisionally allocated to two American universities. Harvard renews its Samaria concession where Herodian ruins and earlier Jewish-era remains are noted.
An excerpt from Seven to Twenty by Edward Simmons recounts Hawkins recalling Coret painting in fields with cows and a foreground landscape. Hawkins objected to Coret adding a pond for water, insisting the cows would remain in the picture a thousand years.
A witty exchange in London Tit-Bits notes a young woman asking a vicar what he does on Sundays. He replies he preaches, and she quips about practicing the rest of the week, while she spends Sundays practicing her musical talent.
A government moves to offer concessions to American or English capitalists to develop industry in the country amid claims Egyptians lack ability to industrialize. The notice stresses Egypt’s need for foreign capital and resources to attract investment.
Fragmentary text notes a question about a new item or person and a reply that someone may stay put. The readable lines resemble casual dialogue without clear event or named entities.
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