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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
4
Lieutenant Catherine Van Winkle urged a central bureau to locate missing girls at the convention. She said cities struggle to cope and called for tracing facilities and a vigorous campaign against loose morals. Mrs Ward Morgan and Mrs William Uil mann flagged concerns over dress and ob jectable films.
In White Sulphur Springs on April 29 Ted Shan non and Murray Johnston bagged two full grown wolves and 11 wolf pups. They tracked a howling wolf to a tunnel and found the den with the mother. The adults were shot in the den and the pups pulled from the den.
Washington reports indicate the administration moves toward a house measure promising prompt action. The senate made no change to the foreign relations committee version repealing war resolutions affecting Germany and Austro Hungary. The vote occurred after 7 pm amid partisan clashes as Republicans advocated entering the League of Nations following the last election.
A farmer living on a local farm was cured after using Chat Bertin’s Liniment as directed. The man arrived doubled over with rheumatism and improved after regular applications, according to the report.
A fire in Neihart MT destroyed wooden business buildings including the Cascade silver mines concentrator and Queen of the Hills shaft house. The blaze began about 1 30 AM and caused an estimated 225000 dollars in losses. George Roehl, a long time resident, was killed.
The article argues that prevention via early treatment is safer than cure for pneumonia, noting it often follows a cold or grip. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold to minimize danger and cost.
Notice is hereby given that ERNEST VIERKE has filed final proof on June 13 before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana for his claim. Henry C William Burn and Paul of Gilt edge are named witnesses. First publication April 21.
Mrs. George Stroup of Solvay New York reports severe indigestion before using Chamberlains Tablets. She credits the product with strengthening digestion and curing her constipation, noting improved health and weight gain.
The New York Legislature repealed the direct primary law, restoring state wide party conventions to nominate candidates for office. Delegates will be elected by primaries, but conventions determine the official tickets, a move aimed at curbing wealth bias and party disintegration noted during the Hughes era and Sulzer impeachment.
Department of the Interior announces a notice of ta measure to establish land claim in Lewistown Montana. Witnesses listed include George Wilson William Seute and Ole Vinge with a May 17 1921 deadline before the Register and Receiver at Lewistown Montana. First publication April 14 1921.
Wanted notice seeking lease of a ranch located seven miles south of Grass Range. Listed by E. E. Kendall.
Secretary Wallace reported to Congressman Riddick that 4785 Montana farmers have been approved and $660000 in loans issued. Daily applications continue as the plan seeks $1,000,000 for seed purchases. Funds are distributed across North Washington Idaho and Iona with half earmarked for Montana.
Paris April 30 General Pershing will visit France on Bastile Day to participate in a large demonstration in honor of Marshal Foch. He will return to the United States with General Pershing as representative of the French, accompanying the body of an unknown American soldier.
A ranch notice states ownership of a horse branded on the left, with rights to reclaim by proving property and paying for care. It mentions TED HANSON and a location six miles south of a range near GPhsw.
Chester Mont T A Watters on the Matt Morgan farm reports 25 pullets of Rhode Island Reds Wyandotts and Leghorns laid 108 dozen eggs from November 6 1920 to March 1 1921.
A partial OCR snippet shows amounts like 4,000,000.00 and 48,296,171.21 without context. The readable text lacks names, dates, or places to identify the event or entity involved.
The Montana Insurance Department reports numbers totaling 1,000,000.00 and 1,068,499.90 with an additional 855,224.71 noted in the statement. The figures appear in a financial summary from the department.
Public notice from the Land Office Lewistown Montana dated April 26 1921 lists James Turcotte and the heirs Marie Laverdure Harold Laverdure as heirs of Law. It states a land claim H. No. 080611 located at Lewistown will be offered June 6 1921. First publication May 5.
A brief public land claim notice announces proceedings before U S Commissioner R Blake at Grass Creek Mont on June 9 1920 regarding a claim by Sunes Seichenseneey. Names Sven Holmgren and Seton Proof appear in the fragmented text.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Lewistown Montana announces Samuel Bersuch of Beck Mountain Be to establish claim to the land by filing on H O 087087 dated Feb 1917. Names Joseph Fom, William Everett appear as witnesses before K. W. Flake. First publication May 6.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person named Tang Sin at a place called Awison in a likely historic context. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable text.
Notice to stockholders of Equity Co operative Association of Forest Grove Montana. In accordance with a June 2 1921 resolution a special meeting is called for two oclock P M on that day at a specified location for a specified purpose.
Classified ad notes two good farms for rent with excellent terms. Inquiries directed to State Bank, Grieg.
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