Advertising rate card note for local ads and display
Advertising rates listed: 20 cents per column inch for display ads and 10 cents per line for local advertisements. The brief card states pricing structure and unit measurements for ad placement.
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
2
Advertising rates listed: 20 cents per column inch for display ads and 10 cents per line for local advertisements. The brief card states pricing structure and unit measurements for ad placement.
A April 24 Red Cross gathering lists attendees including Mesdames Buckler Nisbit Wotto wicy O Rinehart Braniff Shawhan Palmer Blake W M Weber Ferguson Shierson Wise man Maddox Boyd W C Weber Adams Knight Miles French Jaspar Miss Marion Smock. An April 27 list includes Mesdames Krause Shawhan Palmer Ole Olson Beedie W M Weber Winger Blakeslee Hedge French M M Knight W C Woods I R Munson Charters Jaspar Buckler Freed Miss Marion Smock Dr Freed. Old newspapers for sale.
A wartime-era column rails against pacifist and antiwar sentiment, labeling opposition as seditious. It quotes Theodore Roosevelt on duty, Gypsy Smith's front-line stance, and notes Minnesota will ban the Williard-Fulton prize fight. It cites government bans on Pastor Russell material and grim German casualty estimates.
Department of the Interior announces that Joseph J. Dewan of Grass Range Montana filed intent to prove up ownership of Lot 26 Tp 18 N R 24 E Bmeridian before U S Commissioner R W Blake Grass Range on June 3 1918. Witnesses include Charlies W Niswanger Claude Peterson Robert Turk and Wallace of Battrick Montana. First Pub May 2.
Department of the Interior announces that Kate Hoch of Tyler Montana has filed intention to make three year claim to land in Township 12 R. 5 E. at Roundup Montana. Witnesses named include Andrew J. Stolberg Nels Johnson and Viggo V. The filing cites prior H E and H E B filings from 1914 and lists section details for the property in story.
Russel Fox of Tyler Montana appears in a notice filed with H J Kelly as Register. The fragment indicates a legal or official filing dated in the period, with no additional detail readable.
Department of the Interior notice declares Albert W. Gelter of Tyler Montana intends to make three year proof to establish a land claim in sections 5 8 and 16 township 12 north range east Mont. meridian before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range on June 5 1919. Names Clarence A. Berkheimer Charles F. Carson Carrie Swinger Samuel Russell of Tyler Montana appear as witnesses. First Pub May.
John Lyons a Fergus county pioneer and longtime Forest Grove resident died last Thursday while returning from California where he spent the winter in the hope of recovery. The funeral was held in Lewistown last Sunday with George Hirst conducting services.
State Auditor G P Poland declares Continental Insurance Company of New York authorized to transact fire insurance in Montana until March 31, 1919, after sworn statement shows 1917 capital, assets, liabilities, and net surplus. Official seal and signature accompany the certification.
Helena Montana April 30 1918 State Auditor R G Poland certifies Oxweegian Assurance Union Ltd of Christiania Norway is authorized to transact re insurance in Montana until March 31 1919 pending revocation. The statement shows 1917 liabilities 697 390 91 assets 697 390 91 surplus 250 945 45 and US deposit 216 ??? corrections pending.
A Continental Oil Company notice, issued by agent G B Laird, states all goods will be sold for cash only. The directive, sent on authority from headquarters, bans extending credit to any person or firm.
Art Wilson made a trip to Lewistown on Saturday where he met Mrs Wilson returning from a visit to Tulsa Oklahoma. They arrived in Grass Range Saturday evening.
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