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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
1
Agriculture notes advise fall discing soon after harvest to retain moisture and seed bed quality. Fall plowing, packing furrows, and shallow cultivation are outlined along with planting timing for fall and spring wheat and corn, plus diversification ideas and a prompt to contact Montana Development Association for further guidance.
Fred Hedge selected as service worker to assist disabled ex service men in Grass Range area. Election by Veterans Bureau and American Legion, aims to push insurance and compensation claims through. L. E. Loewe reported positive outlook after meeting Legion officials. Hedge leaves Grass Range Thursday for Winnett then returns.
The largest sale of the year will be held Friday at the C. E. Bates ranch three and a half miles southwest of Becket. Start time is ten o clock with Becket residents handling all engineering work. Two days may be needed to dispose of the items though many good goods are listed and more may appear.
For sale two thousand pounds of thoroughly cleaned Grimmalfal n on dry land from all foul seed. See R. J. French.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cure for coughs and colds. Edward P. Miller of Abbottstown Pennsylvania says it helps and those who use it rarely stop using it. The notice emphasizes its effectiveness to ease coughing and break up colds.
Telegram from C W Fowler of the Montana Development Association Billings says F F Runkel will be with us on Tuesday March 28. George Breckenridge today handed us the message.
A noted authority states the United States with 6 percent of world population and 7 percent of land area yields major commodities. It supplies large shares of gold wheat iron steel coal aluminum copper corn autos, underscoring robust future prosperity.
A call for poetry entries promises cash prizes totaling $525. Readers are urged to submit rhymes by May 1 to 1007 Independence Bard, Guise m, with a sample line and instructions to print plainly on the week’s paper.
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