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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
4
In Paris Dempsey, greeted by cheering crowds, praises American girls and criticizes Paris prices while noting Roux Carpentier’s claim of a London bout. He says he will fight anywhere with any gloves and a referee Carpentier approves, including a sixty foot space or even a cabbage patch.
Fifth and sixth grades prepare language and hygiene booklets while avoiding hand work. Rita Walker is absent sick. Ruth Gillespie returns after days away. Gail Smith has scored 100 in spelling for a week. Track meet set for Friday May 5. Mary Hanson substituted in the primary room. Primary pupils with chicken pox include Jimie Morse Dot Shoudy and Ellenor Gile. Y M C A secretary Duncan spoke at the high school Tuesday afternoon. Teachers celebrate birthdays regularly at school.
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas commends the McCumber tariff bill and argues against a low tariff to aid Allies in repaying debts to the United States. He asserts opposition to protective tariffs stems largely from international banking and importing interests.
The piece by Congressman Carl W. Riddick examines Montana's agricultural potential, past failings, and the shift to scientific farming. It details early careless methods, dry years, and later success with proper plowing, irrigation, and seed, noting soil yields and the lure of land priced at 20 to 50 dollars per acre.
In Fergus County Montana the estate of Fred B. Ricks is under administration by Florence C. Ricks. The court orders interested parties to appear May 9, 1922, to show cause why lease of estate lands for up to three years should not be granted, with two proposed terms. The lands include sections in Town Fifteen North Range Twenty Two East M P and adjacent parcels. Publication in Grass Range Review is required for two weeks.
If Mr. Riddie enters the race he will be one of the hardest men to beat in the state both in primaries and in the general election. His voting record in this district shows he has consistently supported his ticket and helped elect others when their vote getting power was strong.
Sheriff William R Woods Jr announces a public sale of real property in Lewistown Fergus County Montana to satisfy the plaintiff W T Greely and others. The lands include the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter and other tracts totaling about 320 acres in Montana Meridian Township 15 North Range 23 East. Sale at 2 PM May 6 1922 at the courthouse front door in Lewistown. Schmidt Schmidt attorneys for plaintiff.
Department of the Interior Land Office Lewistown Mont announces sale of a tract in Sec 14 Tp N R 23 E on May 9. A letter authorization dated March 22 1922 governs the sale. Highest bid pays immediately to the Receiver. Claims or objections must be filed by sale time. Register Joe Montgomery. First pub April 6.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Lewistown Montana March 26 1922 notice is given that Ruel W Blake of Grass Range Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim for the southwest quarter and east half of section 32 township 16 north range 23 east Montana principal meridian before Oscar W Badger United States Commissioner Winnett Montana on May 9 1922 Claimant names witnesses John Holm Leo Keller Isaac High land Leigh Slater all of Grass Range Montana First pub April 6
A Brockport resident credits Chamberlains Liniment with curing lumbago after the pain laid them up in bed. The testimonial notes quick relief once applied to the back, allowing movement and recovery within a short time.
Notice is given that Clay Carter of Flat Montana filed entry 041954 on 22 1919 for a claim in Roundup area and intends to prove up title at Roundup Montana on May 30 1922 before U S Commissioner O R McVay. Names listed include H Was Somber Klein John Thos F H Carl Laugenour. First Pub April 27.
John Raugstad of Becket Montana offers single comb White Leghorn eggs of high egg strain for sale at 1.50 for 15 eggs and 7.00 per dozen.
Miss Gibson is very rich, Mr. Hanna very poor. He asks Helen to marry, she replies she is about 2,000,000 dollars, and declines. The scene shows his realization of the social gap and the emotional tension between rich heiress and struggling suitor.
In Lewistown Montana on May 20 at 2 PM the Southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 24 township 13 range 24 will be sold at sheriff sale to the highest cash bidder. The action is styled Butler and Woodworth plaintiffs versus Leslie Grant Rosenbush and others. Sheriff WM Woods Jr announces the sale date April 27 1922. Chas J Marshall attorney for plaintiff. Rese views.
An odd fragment suggests guidance on bowel movement relief with Chamberlain's Tablets taken after supper. It mentions constipation and immediate action for gentle relief, highlighting a recommended dose of one or two tablets and a single nightly use.
Notice that on April 19 1922 a petition was filed with Fergus County Montana seeking the creation of Petroleum County from part of Fergus. The board will hear arguments May 18 1922 at 10:00 AM in Lewistown at the county courthouse. County Clerk Louis J. Lehman signs the notice.
John D. Single of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Township 14 North Range 2 East on Section 26. The hearing will be before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Lines Mont on May 22 1922. First published April 20 1922.
U S Land Office Lewistown Montana announces Loy A Hule has filed to make final proof on a land claim in Lot 1 and Section 22 Range 22 E to establish ownership. Names Pryberges Berger Barton Haveall Attile all of Rayfield Montana listed as witnesses. First publication April 27.
Mary E. Anderson of Clara Montana appears to file for five year proof to establish mining land claims in sections 11 and 14 of township 21 east before R. W. Blake U S Commissioner Grass Montana on May 15 1922. Named observers include Walter E. Anderson Norman Anderson Walter B. Elliot Chester Harris and the notice is first published April 13.
Salmon Kinnick of Battrick Montana filed intent to select land with W. Blake at Grass Mont on May 23. Names Phillpot John Hathron James Bee Fern Tellick appear among applicants in the April 20 first publication notice.
CORNELIA W WALSH of Grass Range Montana files notice of intention to make proof to a land claim under Addl H E for a tract in Rosey Range. The Interior Office Lewistown Montana announces the filing and dates, with May 1922 as the expected action period.
The record notes an investment setting of 15 with a rate of $7.60 per hundred for IRA B hedge. It outlines a pricing parameter within a financial instrument context. The entry emphasizes the specified unit price and account designation without additional details.
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