Grass Range Independent Editor and aim
Grass Range Independent edited by N H Reitz publishes every Thursday for the up building of Grass Range and vicinity.
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
2
Grass Range Independent edited by N H Reitz publishes every Thursday for the up building of Grass Range and vicinity.
The item indicates the newspaper was entered as second class matter at Grass Range Montana on September 9 1914 under the act of March 3 1879. It notes the post office filing and classification for mailing.
Washington dispatch claims Montana congresswoman Jeanette Rankin urges excluding unmarried men from military service to shift draft toward married men. The piece uses harsh phrasing to question her motives and portray opponents as shaming Montana for her stance amid wartime policy debates.
The article contrasts Jeannette Rankin’s antiwar stance with Western American resolve. It argues Rankin’s position as a Montana representative limits wartime policy and urges stronger action to lower food prices and support the national war effort.
Report says the Great Northern will construct a 1600 foot long bridge with an estimated 125 foot height over the Musselshell river near Weede as grading nears completion between Lewistown and Grass Range. Joint track with the Milwaukee may bring trains to Gras Range and Winnett before snow.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript captures a brief exchange about being on the road and heading toward time, with unclear surrounding context and names.
A reflective aphorism notes that inner kindness dulls the sting of cruelty toward others, suggesting the healing power of compassionate conduct in daily interactions.
The Civic club backed by the Philadelphia North American proposes a ward model block initiative this winter. Mrs Imogene Oakley leads a committee to visit households, secure promises to keep streets clean, and cooperate with Public Works for receptacles and targeted street cleaning with ward wide expansion if successful.
Flint and flour corn varieties often produce heavier yields than dent types in dry spells though they are unpopular for many small ears and husking difficulty. Harvest by animals helps overcome this challenge Michael.
In a quarrel between Mordecai Maroese and Farmer Broadhead the farmer laments repeated losses on hog shipments to Kansas City. The exchange highlights high taxes mortgages and middlement profits cutting into profits. The Kansas City Star cites the debate over farming economics and market intermediaries.
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