26 May 1921
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
1
The Fergus county club program, led by Mrs. A A. Thomas, reports nearly a thousand members across communities. Members pursue projects in gardening, animal husbandry, and crafts, with parents urged to help start projects properly and secure livestock and funds.
The source notes another oil rig will operate near the Boston Montana within a week. A man visited requesting the road north and plans to move equipment owned by E. G. Lewis from the Tyler area to Black Butte. Coal is being hauled locally for Golden West as drilling resumes.
May 12 Great Falls reports a 40 percent cut by natural ice dealers in retail ice prices, with even larger reductions for wholesale buyers, as the high cost of living drives competition between natural and artificial ice suppliers.
In Wooster Ohio a nine year old cow named Segre Daing Hengerveld reportedly has twelve offspring after delivering five sets of twins in seven years plus two single calves. The herd record notes multiple twin births and a long breeding span.
The United States Chamber of Commerce after inquiry outlines two paths for restoring normalcy. It notes employers may lay off workers or cut wages, while unions resist reduced pay. The piece argues such moves disrupt the economy, hurt living standards, and misalign industries. It urges workers to accept reasonable wage adjustments for overall balance.
Minneapolis Journal notes that wage cuts should be gradual and shared, insisting on willingness to endure retrenchment together while all benefit from a rising market. The piece emphasizes orderly reductions rather than abrupt decreases in pay.
Engineer Smith says finish work on the south Hiway is nearly done with crews setting stakes. Contractor Crable handles a large out flow while another outfit works south of here to upgrade the route. Frank Lewis now with the Northern Pacific.
A report estimates Charles Dickens's works have sold about 25 million copies, reflecting enduring popularity across generations and regions. The figure highlights Dickens's lasting impact on classic literature and publishing history.
A partial fragment notes sugar use with canned jelly or preserves to sweeten dried fruit during cooking. It hints at a sweetening technique for preserves and dried fruits.
A historical piece notes that snakes are mostly harmless and rarely poisonous in the United States, while spiders are not aggressive and help control pests. It cites John Burroughs on the origin of birds from reptiles and discusses methods to deter spiders, including brushing away webs and ammonia or sulfur fumigation.
A fragmented report notes the search for a black horse bearing a left shoulder mark and a buckskin branded Se on an unidentified owner. The sighting details remain unclear as authorities continue to investigate possible leads and locations.
President Harding receives a gramme of radium gifted to Madame Curie in the White House settee. Ambassador Jusserand and leaders of science attend as he thanks France and Poland, noting the $100000 cost and symbolic ribbon and key presentation.
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