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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
4
An 1882 program sent 116 reindeer from Siberia to Alaska natives. The herd has grown to about 250 000 valued at 6 250 000 dollars, transforming poverty into independence and broadening the Eskimo outlook and civics. President Harding is cited with reverence by the Eskimos in the Ak Standard remark.
A Wall Street Journal note says Europe desires the United States to participate in its conferences, exploring ways for Washington to attend and engage directly.
The description emphasizes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild gentle laxative with an effect so subtle it is hardly noticeable.
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times notes a Treasury surplus of 60 million dollars at fiscal year end and observes ongoing business management improvements in the federal government.
Citing constipation as a cause of appendicitis the piece urges regular bowel habits. It endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as a safe easy remedy to maintain regularity.
A short quip from the Arkansas Gazette laments the risk of budget misfortune as a man grows fat and on vacation loses his bankroll and savings.
A Boston Transcript note recalls a pipe fix done last week with a pedi device, mentioning a long search for its connections and the planner's care. The fragment suggests a repair task and meticulous effort by the worker.
The Iola Register notes disappointment in Congress as the new Republican tariff bill is criticized for limiting imports. Official reports show January imports from European territories up $35,000,000 year over year, South American imports doubling, and African imports nearly quadrupling.
An eight month old wolf hound with white legs and breast and a yellow back is missing. A $5 reward is offered for information leading to its recovery.
A reader from Brockport New York describes sudden back muscle rheumatism eased by rest and Chamberlain's Liniment. She recalls being bedridden yet credits the product with quick relief and a full recovery after using it at home last summer.
Public record shows Joe Montgomery serving as Register through September 3 1923. This notice records his term and official status for the period stated in the document.
Iast Ome of the Interior notice dated March 24 1923 announces that Carl Albert Swingle aged 69 of 69 D Alamitos Avenue Long Beach is involved in a legal or administrative action seeking owed dues or claims. The document names Swingle as a party and provides location context Lewistown Montana.
The article states whooping cough is dangerous for children under five but can be cured without paregoric codeine or opiate using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It notes many believe the disease must run its course and claims the remedy offers safe pleasant treatment and success.
A Montana Methodist conference approved a committee of three ministers to attend a prize fight at Shelby on July 4. Rev. George Macklenberg, Rev. Van Valkenberg, and Rev. Charles G. Cole will report to the state church on the event and its implications for boxing law repeal efforts.
Department of the Interior Land Office reads notice dated May 26 1922 that John Bloechl pursues land entry with a witness list including C McDonald Anton Hensing Monroe McGloughlin Austin Roy. Lewistown Montana. First publication May 1.
Notice reads in part a public sale action by Grass oR saator and others in Lewistown Montana. The fragmentary text indicates an official notice of sale or similar proceeding with involved parties and local authorities.
Notice for publication from the Interior U S Office Lewistown Montana dated May 4 1928 lists Simon Antonson Vontver with a fresh milch cow offered cheap for cash and Alex Young associated with Youngs Hotel.
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