17 May 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
1
Winnett May 12 Great excitement as the Deveréaux well tops the casing and streams oil at about 1000 barrels daily. Drilling paused as sand showed rapid production, with estimates rising toward 3000 barrels. West end output expected to top Cat Creek records, boosting acreage and royalties.
Miss Lucy Aldrich recounts the Suchow train bandit raid ordeal in China. She describes being moved from the wreck, sleeping in a dog kennel, marching with bandits through cold nights, and the long trek toward safety under guard despite exhaustion.
In Highwood country Montana Old Snowdrift, famed white wolf, roamed with mate Lady Snowdrift who was killed by hunter Don Stevens after being trapped. The pair had killed cattle and sheep. Lady Snowdrift bore seven pups captured by wolfers. The mother wolf was the dam of the screen idol Trix, owned by Stack Eckert.
A brief exchange has an Irishman describing a mutt as a cross between an Irishman and an ape. The other man notes the dog shares ties to both, prompting a lighthearted remark on their relation.
Fragmentary notice mentions Joe McIntyre of Becket Montana and Dr Knight visiting Young's Hotel Sunday. Call on him for medical or veterinary needs, with reference to a bound pup and description of white legs.
Nearly 70 000 spectators watched the gala boxing night as Willard outweighed Firpo. The Argent giant Pepin Anguilo Faced Jack McAulliffe in a decisive third round win. Gates totaled about 390 000 dollars.
A lyrical verse describes Adam asking Eve for a kiss and her satisfying response with a joyous, ecstatic expression.
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