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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
4
Blurred public notice fragment lists names including G. Kine LS Bale Butler John of Gris Retge and JOE MONTGOMERY, Register, with first publication date March 15. The illegible text suggests formal legal or probate action needing publication.
Fragmentary government notice from the U S Interior Office in Lewistown appears. includes a date line reading Baby 6 1923 and a claim that a notice is issued.
Public notice from the Interior U S Office Lewistown Montana announces consideration of a claim tied to a date in October and number 044157. Names of witnesses include Spner, Pipes, and others from Little Crooked Montana. First publication is March 15.
Notice of intention to make final proof in the Federal land entry process. Senn hanes describes filing of intent to establish proof by a specified date before the local registrar. Joe Mery, Register.
Notice states Grass Range will elect one alderman from wards one and two for a two year term. Voting runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday April 2 1928. Qualified electors in town six months and ward thirty days may vote. Town Clerk R B Vrooman signs dated March 1923.
A local business advertises a wide stationery assortment including legal blanks oil leases maps fancy stationery bond paper typewriter paper and office supplies. It stresses custom printing for any size and notes price points such as 5c scratch pads 10c heavy Bristol board and bundles of old papers.
United States pension rolls list 41 widows from the War of 1812, oldest at 104, 35,000 widows total on service pensions. The text also notes 67 veterans and 1,175 Mexican War widows. A curious essay discusses the elusive elephant graveyard, its mythic nature, and the value of ivory.
United States Senator Wheeler of Montana sailed today on the President Roosevelt for a European tour. He will visit the Ruhr valley and Russia to study cooperative systems used in Soviet commercial ventures. Wheeler aims to gain firsthand knowledge for future talks on cooperative farms upon his return, and is accompanied by his wife.
Montana experiment station officials report a Billings sale of purebred Poland China sows drew buyers from across the territory. Twenty buyers participated, with a top bid of 66.00 for a spring gilt and an average around 40.00. Prof W E Joseph notes new buyers indicate growth in hog production, while E W Coombs of Laurel argues hogs can stabilize grain prices and expand markets.
Washington March 23 steps for relief of homesteaders and settlers on the Fort Peck Indian reservation in Montana who have fallen behind due to a sequence of droughts were authorized by Secretary Work. Entrymen in arrears will receive aid under the new orders.
An organization in Spokane announced plans to form a $200000 company to build an oil refinery with daily capacity of 500 to 1000 barrels. The plant would receive oil by railroad and serve the Kevin oil field north of Shelby Montana.
A reflective line notes that the world remains perfect except where man carries his burdens. The fragment hints at a philosophical view linking human action to planetary flaw.
West Salem Wis March 9 A Holstein cow Golden Ormsby Wit five years old owned by J D McDonald of West Salem produced 18 12 tons of milk in under a year Her milk yielded 931 90 pounds of butter fat and 1164 75 pounds of butter valued at 424 plus 1234 tons of skim milk for stock feeding The test used ordinary farm feeding and milking three times daily.
In the District Court of Fergus County Montana guardian Gottlieb Dengel seeks bids for the sale of the estate of Mary and Charles Eberhardt minors. The notice states the property half NE quarter Section 20 and NE NW fraction of Section 2 Township 16 Range East, Mont. Bids will be received by Gottlieb Dengel as guardian.
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