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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
4
The Postal Bulletin from Washington confirms lower postage for first class mail effective July 1 1919 returning to pre war rates. Large stamp users are urged to buy carefully and two cent post cards will be eliminated. Postmasters are told to inventory supplies and plan for the new rates, while the public is warned to expect savings on letters as soldiers and sailors return home.
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a daily source of firm healthy flesh and essential brain and nerve support. It claims to remove nerve waste and build new strength and energy, with a guarantee of results or money back offered by druggists.
Warrenton reports show thousands of dollars worth of property sold to Montana buyers and a coming boom with mills factories elevators railroads and shipyards under construction. Promoters claim ownership of all properties, promise stable prices, and offer to share buyer testimonials while urging rapid action before prices rise.
Firms and customers buying three cent plain stamped envelopes postal cards and stamps in large quantities are cautioned to avoid large surplus stock when old rates take effect after June 30. The note urges careful buying to prevent excess inventory.
Announcement by Adjutant General Phil Greenan states the Second Montana regiment will reorganize under house bill 111 to form a state militia. The unit will retain its old name in honor of its European service, with regular army inspections as new companies form and be ready within six weeks.
Corporal Daniel C McAuliffe of Butte receives the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in the Argonne forest on October 4, 1918. He led his squad in bombing attacks on enemy machine gun nests, was severely wounded, yet maintained command until the position fell. Home address listed as 936 Hornet Street, Butte.
Professor E A Duddy announces nine essay winners who will travel to Bozeman for the state high school essay contest during the basketball tournament period. The 13 public speaking contestants include Cyril Cullen Lyle Wood Emily Howd Dorothy Belmer Alice Neil Jack Stone Lewis Evans Edward Redfield Marjorie Cresare Lloyd Carlton Franklin Parker Catherine Von Tobel Arna Albrecht. The remainder cites remarks about the ex Kaiser Anna preferring the Old Testament and Marshal Foch handling a discussion well.
Miss Alice M Teagarden, Fergus county teacher and four session bill clerk, receives a rare endorsement from 23 senators across parties for a staff position with the state efficiency commission. The letter praises her willingness and efficiency and names numerous signers from Powell to Deer Lodge.
Ravalli J M Burlingame of Cascade, Robert Pauline of Flathead, Daniel W Slayton of Musselshell, John F Foster of Wheatland, J C Kinney of Wibaux, and T O Larson of Teton are listed among recent local notices for prominent residents.
The T. C. Power Motor Car Co. in Helena Montana opens a free Automotive Employment Department for returning soldiers and sailors. Applicants send name address and experience to receive a list of open positions in Montana. Services cover Automotive Mechanics Ignition and Carburetor Experts and Motor Experts with careful class registration to fill vacancies efficiently. The department aims to aid returning service members and assist dealers and private owners across the state.
Cascade rancher Sergeant David Morgan and Samuel Lyshinski aided by a digout ruse captured 36 Germans after Lyshinski spoke German and misled them. They marched the prisoners to camp, earning praise before Morgan was wounded the next day by a high explosive.
Insurance ad boasts a five thousand dollar policy with multiple protection options including monthly sickness or accident benefits at one hundred dollars, partial coverages for blindness or loss of limbs, living disability payments, and death benefits both natural and accidental. It urges immediate coupon mail-in for personalized rates.
A brief personal notice lists the wife’s birth date, number of children, and the count of boys. It also provides the post office address for correspondence.
A brief market note indicates canned goods could ease pricing slightly, but bottled beverages will remain unavailable or restricted, keeping shelves sparse for those items.
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