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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
3
A recent act passes a war time provision allowing homesteaders to leave their land for any length of time while engaged in farm work elsewhere. Time away counts as residence if the land is still cultivated as required.
A brief public notice encourages readers to set aside funds now for the upcoming Liberty loan by purchasing a Baby Bond. It frames the investment as a timely savings opportunity and supports citizens to contribute to national financing efforts.
Chicago Tribune urges Americans to reject Bolshevik and German threats and rally to defend republican democracy. It calls for unity, swift action, and total commitment to victory as the nation lags in feeding allies, aircraft, and shipping while the war rages.
The piece discusses a major German offensive, its uncertain timing, and American anxiety. It notes Allied lines bending under pressure, heavy casualties, and hopes that delaying factors may shift once the crisis passes. It questions reports of German captures and comments on Paris bombardment and the Kaiser’s claim that God is with them.
Billings Polytechnic Institute in Montana reports a highly successful $100000 campaign to expand operations. Plans include a large Tractor and Automobile School, general machine shop, new dairy and stock buildings, dormitories for boys and girls, and a broader endowment aiming at a college of 1000 students in five years with eight departments across Liberal Arts Science Business Teacher Training Engineering Agriculture Domestic Science and Music.
The Daylight Saving bill signed by the President takes effect Sunday. Clocks advance one hour at midnight Saturday, then revert the last Sunday in September. Trains and daily life proceed without disruption as the plan proves practical abroad. Renew subscriptions to the Review and join the Red Cross.
The Seven Last Words of Christ will be performed on Easter Sunday at 8:30 p m by the Lewistown Presbyterian choir with 45 voices and an Austin pipe organ. Mrs D Bruns presides, Mrs Paul Trigg on piano, Walter Lehman directs. The event is praised as the season’s best musical offering in Judith Basin.
Secretary Small of the Cham ber of Commerce wired the U S Employment Service to send fifty experienced farm laborers and thirty women to cook on ranches at once. Demand is higher than expected as weather warms farming. Arrangements set for many midwestern hands to arrive early April on a $50 monthly wage, with some farmers offering up to $60.
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