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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
4
Public notice records incomplete text about Alfred Honeyager and witnesses with references to registry and publication dates March 15. The readable fragments indicate a legal notice for publication related to a patent or land entry. Further readable specifics are not present in the fragment.
Cob for publication lists witnesses Herman Pipes J M Agnew and Ira Little Crooked for a case in Lewis town Montana Montgomery named with first publication March 1.
Notice that Joe protestaint ERY, Register, states intention to make proof of claim under 41 U.S.C. 1202 provisions. Claimant unable to return to land due to physical injury and naval service. Proof to be made by Oct 1, 1923, in the office. details published March 1.
Notice announces Grass Range municipal election on Monday April 2 1923 to elect one alderman from wards one and two for a two year term. Polls open from morning until 6 PM in town council chamber. All qualified electors registered in the town may vote.
An old classified line lists auto point pencils and auto point leads from Eversharp, scratch pads for 5 cents, Old papers in bundles at 10 cents, and heavy Bristol board in all colors at 10 cents per sheet.
The article reflects on archeological digs into Carthage and its history. It weighs whether discoveries will reshape views of the ancient city as portrayed by Virgil and other writers, noting the value of spadework by scholars and the evolving image of the site. The piece compares myth and reality, citing Homer and Plato’s Atlantis as context.
A Leipzig museum offers the Gutenberg Bible, the finest mechanically printed example, to the highest bidder. The sale funds the state’s maintenance, with Max Liebermann and Louis Corinth among supporters aiming to save Germany’s heritage. One copy sold in 1911 for $500,000. this copy is described as a perfect specimen.
A three man robbery attempt aimed at the Pacific Coast Coal payroll near Burnett failed. Bandits were wounded and captured after a Buckley citizen posse led by Marshal Fred Klingenberg pursued them for miles. Jorgensen admitted involvement. Ripoli and Penning remained silent. Local sheriff and deputies handled the investigation. The plan would have moved payroll funds from Seattle to Burnett via Tacoma and rail.
French investigators use X rays to detect silica in coal. Carbon is transparent to Roentgen rays while silicon is opaque, so silicates forming slag appear as a skeleton on a fluorescent screen. Reported method is widely used in France.
Gabe Giggery claims Rooshy allows easy divorce and quick remarriage citing rumor from the paper. Gap Johnson counters that Rooshian women are formidable, joking he would not want to remarry soon after any divorce.
An alumna of Radcliffe hires two boys to sell soap to fund the endowment. A woman questions the effort at a Johntile beat house. The boy replies they aim for eight million dollars with help from another boy, showing surprising dedication.
In a casual Plaza encounter, Mr Barrymore reassures an old friend that he is splendid and notes Hamlet is a good part he will tackle tonight. The exchange reflects anticipation for the New York Morning's theater scene.
Wisconsin inventor unveils a rotary snow plow extending 590 feet designed to opeide and break frozen snow with picks for tough drifts.
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