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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
2
Farmers packed a summer tillage meeting last Tuesday praising speaker Mr Runkel for urging intensive cultivation and soil conservation to boost Montana yields. The piece urges cooperation among farmers merchants and banks amid war and crop failures and contrasts earnest attendees with ridiculing critics seeking easy money.
A letter from Representative Carl W. Rid dick indicates he will seek the United States Senate seat in the upcoming Republican primaries. Voters across the state await formal confirmation as he pitches himself as a strong, plain farmer candidate focused on service to constituents and not aligned with factions.
The senate ratified the Four Power Treaty by 67 to 27 with 11 Democrats backing it and 23 Democrats opposing. Renegade Republicans Borah Lafollette Johnson and France opposed, while Myers and Montana supported. The piece notes partisan motives and casts doubt on the peace impact amid looming coal strikes and political maneuvering with Jim Reed and Dan McKay entering Missouri and Montana races.
The Minneapolis Journal critiques Senators Reed and Johnson for lacking humor and feigning work while shouting on the Four Power Treaty. It notes Reed spoke three hours to an empty chamber and Johnson fears the Anglo-Japanese Alliance’s dissolution, reflecting a broader view that noise, not substance, drives leadership in Washington.
A 1922 contest invites women to submit four line rhymes using only words from the can label or accompanying slip. Fifty nine cash prizes total with top prize of 100 dollars. Entries due by May 1, 1922 to Dr Price Baking Powder Factory Chicago.
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