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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
4
Notice states residents of Grass Lanes who have six months in town and thirty days in the ward can vote in the upcoming municipal election. Dated March 7, 1921, Grass Lanes. Town Clerk Tom Cameron signatory.
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He notes the product contains no pepsin and strengthens the stomach allowing natural digestion enabling him to eat almost anything.
The State of Montana greets the defendants and summons D A Spink and Jane Doe to appear before Justice G and answer the Pioneer et al Co civil action. The notice specifies Grass Range Fergus County Montana on a Thursday at 2 PM and warns of default if not answered. Given under the hand March 30, 1921.
Edward P. Miller of Abbottstown Pa lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and colds. He notes long-time users rarely switch to other remedies and recommends it for easing coughs and breaking up colds.
Notice is hereby given that in the matter of JACKSON SEAVER and the land in Lewis County Montana claim will be offered for sale under the Timber and Stone Act. The entry was filed April 1921 and patent filing is pending. Protest or contest may be initiated before patent issue. affidavit corroboration required. Publication first February 17.
The piece notes pneumonia tends to follow cold illnesses and stresses prompt care. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an expectorant that clears germs from mucus and helps prevent pneumonia, claiming it is pleasant for children to take.
A fragmented note mentions Mr. Farmer delivering a can of cream to a Meat Market. It also references Mr. Logan and Fergus Gani at Lewistown with unclear context about payment and delivery.
Jay L. McLean of Grass Range Montana filed a Three Year Proof for land described as Lot 8 and 4 acres in Section 4 Township 17 North Range 25 East. The filing appeared before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on May 4 1921. Witnesses named Sealey Seaver Jos Gardinello Anson Frank Lubke all of Teigen Montana. First publication March 31.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of land in Grass Range Montana for George O Bastien. The offer is for the net northwest quarter of section 9 township 16 north range 24 east at not less than $3.50 per acre. Sale set for 100 oclock a m on April 28 1921 at Lewistown land office. Highest bidder pays immediately. Claims must be filed by sale time. First publication March 24.
Reader endorsement highlights Cham berlain's Tablets as a mild easy to take remedy for constipation. The note urges readers to try this trusted product when the need arises.
The District Court of Fergus County Montana issues an alias summons to Mart Futrell defendant in a case by Conrad Wist plaintiff to recover 967.80 with 8 percent interest from Sept 18 1919 for work and services plus sale and delivery of wheat and oats and 495.00 with 10 percent interest from June 10 1920 on a promissory note. The notice requires answer within twenty days of service. Court clerk Bert Replogle signs with Deputy Alvin Martin. attorneys A J Gantner and Ed J Baker represent plaintiff.
Department of the Interior Lewistown Montana March 10 1921 notice by John W Kallen of Battrick Mont announces filing of intention to prove up a land claim. Witnesses listed are John Hathron Melville Hathron Shaff John Kinnick all of Batrrick Mont with U S Commissioner John R W Blake Grass Montana set for April 30 1921.
Department of the Interior notice names Lewis J. Logan and Charles G. Brass of Grass Range Mont as claimants for land in Sec 16 Tp 3 S R 22 E with three year proof required by May 2 1921 before U S Commissioner R W Blake. Witnesses listed include Carl Noble Jud Logan James W Shaw and Charles G Brass all of Grass Range Mont. First publication March 31 1921.
Notice from the Interior Office Lewistown Montana dated March 15 1921 regarding Victor Thomas Grass Range heirs of Thomas T deceased and land descriptions in townships 14 15 north ranges 24 24 east M M. Also George F Strange Tolga Mont filed a claim on February 6 1918 and will appear before R W Blake U S Commissioner on May 2 1921. Nathan E Gibson Hiram E Gilbert James L Dudley Victor Grass Range Mont and George F Strange.
Department of the Interior announces a land office notice for Lewistown Montana. Fred H. France plans to prove up a homestead claim on section twenty one township fifteen north range s. east near Grass Range. The hearing before R. Blake will occur May 3, 1921, with witnesses John Weatherford James H. Tuttle Lewis A. Fair and Cletus Cauley of Grass Range Montana.
Napoleon Charboneau of Teigen Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim on land described as section 12 township 14 north range 24 east, before U.S. Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range on April 30. Witnesses include Gostge Derence Floyd Archer Henlars Fagerall of Grass Range Montana and H J Setae Reston. First publication March 31.
Notice is published by the Department of the Interior U S Land Office Montana March 12 1921. Claimants Walter H Gooch William Roy Hays and George L Smith of Grass Range Montana seek three 190 proof to establish a land claim for Lot 7 Section 1 Township 1 North Range 12 East MPM before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on May 3 1921.
Classified note advertises two good farms for rent near Grass Range with excellent terms and inquiries directed to the State Bank in Grass Range.
Department of the Interior notice records Laurabelle Carpenter as sole devisee of Rane Mant deceased. It lists persons Sumner Clark Nellie Clark Roland N Doughty and John Stelle of Grays Range Mont as parties to the probate matter with a filing date set before the Receiver U S Land Office Mont on May 2.
Notice for publication states DOn C Nicholas Grassman will file a three year land claim for the above described land before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Roundup Montana on May 4 1921 Frank Wallace Andrew Jacobson Joseph Dewan Robert Turk and others are listed as claimants.
The Grass Review weekly in Grass Range Montana filed an ownership and management statement dated April 1 1921 sworn by editor J M Vrooman and listing J M Vrooman Son as publishers editors and owner with R B Vrooman as co owner. No bondholders or mortgagees holding 1 percent or more are named. Notary H W Rathbun witnessed the affidavit on March 30 1921.
Washington March 24 representatives of the packing industry and employers reached an agreement to avert a threatened strike. President Harding lauded the settlement with wage cuts of 8 cents an hour and 12 1 2 percent for workers, keeping the eight hour day and wartime overtime rules, and extending for six months the Alghuler hours and wages review. Samual Alghuler noted for resolving questions not specified in the agreement.
A blunt description portrays African natives as physically weak, malnourished and diseased. The text notes common physical defects among the people and dismisses stereotypes of vigor.
In the Drylanders District farming is thriving with early seeding and large ranch operations. Wist brothers seed over 100 acres. Ayers ranch lambing is in full swing. Gile ranch plans spring grain and plowing. Dennis Monger rents Floatlin ranch for oats. oil operators from Tulsa show interest in a test well and ten thousand acres may be leased. coal mine at Turner expanding. Becket road to Flatwillow Creek progressing. John Deere parts prices rise prompting local buyers to hold off. Samuel Bersuch seeks land rights after three years of homesteading.
Joe Baker founder of the 56 Petroleum says he paid approximately 5000 dollars per acre for all oil on 20 acres in the Cat Creek structure in northwest oil lands. Judith Gap men sold the property in the landmark transaction and retained the remainder of their holdings including several choice acres.
James Cardinal Gibbons archbishop of Baltimore and primate of the American Catholic hierarchy died at the archiepiscopal residence after a long illness chiefly affecting his heart. He was in his 87th year and passed at 11 33 a m amid a peaceful end in Baltimore.
Helena March 28 The Montana assembly adjourned the special session at 1 31 this morning with most members headed home The two sessions totaled 78 days a record for continuous sitting Governor Dixon released a statement urging taxpayers to study roll calls to judge lawmakers and urging a legislature in two years that reflects voters interests
A bachelor tax law passed by the legislature and signed by Governor Dixon imposes a $3 annual tax on all Montana men aged 21 to 60 who are not heads of families. The Senate had proposed extending the tax to bachelor maids but struck it out and the measure takes effect immediately, affecting about 50 000 people and funding the county poor fund.
The census tabulates Fergus County farms from 1919 during a severe drought. There were 4 226 farms. 3 666 owned, 566 leased. total acreage 2 577 981 with 1 037 819 improved. Livestock included 41 855 horses, 1 060 mules, 77 299 cattle, 112 196 sheep. Crops show wheat 491 205 bu, oats 51 499, rye 6 776, corn 9 025, hay 40 718 tons, potatoes 58 451 bu. County land and buildings valued at 79 259 653. No 1910 comparison due to boundary changes.
A vivid scene from the Rocky Mountain Telegram describes Misa Thomas wearing a rose pink orgundy hat and dress as she posed with a bouquet of pink gladiators, creating a striking image for the Buston Transcript.
In 1877 a Caxton memorial Bible was entirely printed and bound in 12 hours to celebrate the printer's art speed increase. Only 100 copies were produced.
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