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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
4
Eight hundred eighty Hereford cattle of mixed ages sold for 62800 at Billings stockyards auction. Five hundred white face yearlings averaged 62.50 while three hundred two year old steers averaged 90. Fifty three year old steers averaged 125 and thirty cows netted 110 each. Several hundred sheep of mixed ages also auctioned.
An old drug advertisement claims Bitro-Phosphate provides a steady increase in flesh health and supplies an essential brain and nerve substance in active form. It supposedly replaces nerve waste, creates new strength, and energy under pharmacist supervision with money back guarantee.
Advert says a new remedy helps to relieve a bad cold quickly. Claiming swift relief, the product is advertised as sold by all druggists and has been on the market since 1869.
A fragmented health note urges attention to rheumatic pains and joint or muscle stiffness. It lists external aches and bruises and cautions against neglect, highlighting the need for relief through proper care.
A garbled OCR style notice warns about kidney health and nervous symptoms. It references fear, pain, and the need for help, though exact claims and names are unreadable. The fragmentary text mentions duties, warnings, and possible terms like Pi and Sestroy without clear context.
An old world remedy marketed as a world widely used treatment claims to combat disease with a blend of soothing herbs and cleansing agents. It advertises direct-from-lab capsules in multiple sizes and markets through unnamed stores, asserting centuries of traditional use and global reach.
At the Montana stockgrowers gathering in Miles City, E. C. Abbot known as Teddy Blue recounts intimate memories of Sam Bass. He details Bass’s early days, associations with the Collins Brothers, Dad Jackson, and a Roundrock arrest leading to Bass’s death, while Montana lore links him to cattle ranges and outlaw legend.
A compact ballad sketching Sam Bass a Texas cowboy born in Indiana who roamed, raced stock, and drank heavily. After robbing trains and stages with partners including Joe Collins the tale ends with Bass slain at Round Rock on July 21 while pursuer Jackson flees in the brush.
Senator Edwin S. Booth reviews acts from the Sixteenth legislative assembly, detailing laws on state board of equalization powers, multi‑county property taxation, restricting marriage among relatives, county surveyor qualifications, red flag prohibition, property classification, interest rate, a girls vocational school, juror drawing, referendum boxing commission, county seat removals, rooming house definitions, child employment, rural school districts, National Guard reorganization, concealed weapons limits, and the creation of seven new counties Garfield McCone Treasure Roosevelt Powder River Pondera Glacier. The piece notes all seven counties formed by act and becoming law without the governor’s signature, bringing total Montana counties to 50.
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