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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
4
Notice states that eligible teams in Ward are entitled to vote within 30 days before the election. Dated Grass Range March 7, 1921. Town Clerk TOM CAMERON authorized the notice.
George W. Einstemach reports relief from indigestion using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. At almost fifty one, he says he can eat almost anything and digest food naturally.
In the Justice Court of McDonald Deets for the County of P ence or before G B Justice of the Peace G B LAIRD Justice of the Peace in and for said A J Gentier oo Gases Rene Mont Attorney for Plain
Notice is hereby given that Andrew Jackson Seaver has timber and land appraised at 100.00 dollars. A sale will be offered on the sworn statement before H. J. Kelly, Register, in Mont on April 9. First publication February 17.
The article notes March as a pneumonia prone period with high mortality risk after winter. It explains reduced resistance and throat germ spread, and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an expectorant that cures colds and helps prevent pneumonia. Children take it willingly and find it pleasant.
Kilauea volcano belches lava as five lava flows race in multiple directions and a largest fountain erupts. The crater lava lake climbs eighty feet in eight hours while the main stream advances forty miles per hour. Police guard tourists and cars at a safe distance amid rising danger.
Department of the Interior notices a public sale of lands in Montana under Section 2455 R S. George O Riches Range Montana filed a mining claim with a provisional price of 3.50 per acre. Sale begins at 10 o clock A M on March 24 1921 and will close when the amount is reached. claims should be filed before sale time.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy to take mild remedy for constipation. It urges readers to try them when in need, highlighting their gentle effectiveness.
The State of Sleutnns greets the above named defendant and summons him to answer the complaint filed in the District Court of the Tenth Judicial District in Favoured Wist County. The action seeks 967.80 with 8 percent interest from September 18 and 496.00 with 10 percent interest from the due date on a promissory note, for labor, services, and money loaned. The clerk's office, date February 8, 1921, confirms service and requires the defendant to file an answer within a specified period or a default judgment will be entered.
A Boston Tran script runs with a quip about laziness predicting tomorrow’s work. The line suggests the lazier a man, the more he plans for future effort, framing a humorous take on procrastination.
The article notes that Jake L. Hamon of Ardmore Oklahoma, an oil millionaire and political power, held financial interests in Cat Creek and Edwards property. Had his life not ended by a shooting, Edwards Well No. 1 spudding would have begun sooner, delayed only by material shortages and severe weather. associates W. W. of Oklahoma City and J Wilson of Winnett are mentioned in connection with the Hamon estate.
W Warburton in charge of the federal seed loan office arrives in Bozeman to confer with state rural college officers on securing loans for Montana farmers.
New York reports the chemical warfare service announced a liquid poison so potent that three drops touching skin could kill. An official described a plane releasing two tons to blanket a 100 by seven mile area, with production limited only by power. The note cites the Argonne offensive as context.
An ancient Egyptian orchestra comprised twenty harps and a mix of other instruments including eight lutes, five or six tyres, six or seven double pipes, five or six flutes, one or two pipes, two or three tambourines, with vocalists possibly numbering about a fourth as many as the harpers.
The Des Moines Register quotes a contemporary noting Burbank plans to add a new nut to the word. The remark hints at ongoing linguistic play and cultural commentary on language changes.
Debs states he will maintain his convictions despite government attitude. The fact noted is that one conviction was obtained from the government.
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