For Sale Notice Amid Unclear OCR Listing
Auction-like ad fragment shows a 36 hp engine undercarriage item with a 42x80 specification. Vague retailer name appears as W. G. and ends with a price note.
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
2
Auction-like ad fragment shows a 36 hp engine undercarriage item with a 42x80 specification. Vague retailer name appears as W. G. and ends with a price note.
Advertisement for a Case touring car in good condition with starter battery and lights. Priced below the cost of a good team. Response by mail to Box 22 Becket and include the code 16-4t SNe ra.
Auction style notice offers a nearly new three burner oil stove with oven for sale. Inquire at the office for details. Also a prompt asking to fetch Peter Forney medicine from Fred Deiziger, and a note about bringing work to our office between November 16 and 21.
A wartime tribute cites Protestant and Catholic clergy uniting to support the Allied cause in France. It stresses bold sermons and divine wrath guiding believers to fight the war with force, highlighting an Illinois minister's four sons serving abroad and contrasting with Pastor Russell's prophecy.
An anti I W W bill, drafted by Senator Walsh and Senator King, passes the senate and heads to the house. It would outlaw the organization, bar members from offices, punish with ten years imprisonment and a five thousand dollar fine, and criminalize printing, dissemination, and hall rental for related activities. The piece argues Western states should have enacted such laws and decries immigration and perceived threats to civic order.
President Wilson orders a Justice Department investigation into the air board affair amid alleged profiteering and mismanagement. The piece notes billions allotted to air power, claims few American planes reach France, and warns against delaying aircraft production. It also mentions wheat price debates, crop reports, Liberty Loan progress, and Red Cross drive dates.
Walter writes to his father from England praising the landscape and rail coaches, noting close houses and differing habits. He reports good health, strong spirit of the people, and asks for letters, promising not to write long letters until a leave.
The Red Cross drive runs May 20 27 with a fundraising booth in town and a Saturday May 25 meeting at Moose Hall. An afternoon sale of Oscar Mitchells pure bred Shorthorn bull from his Vil lager herd will raise proceeds for the local Red Cross. Further breeding details come next week.
Notice is published that Thomas E. Smith of Grass Range Montana filed to prove up three year proof on land described in the patent application. He will appear before U S Commissioner R W Bake June 11 Grass Range Montana with witnesses Charles Blakes John Kuhn William McClimans and Savage all of Grass Range. First Pub Red Cross drive May 20 to 27.
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