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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
10
Paris reports American troops have entered French trenches and fired their first shots. The reception was warm from English and French soldiers, with hearty handshakes and kisses. The move signals a pivotal phase in the American war effort amid allied Italian setbacks.
Ninety percent of Jackson county Minnesota residents remain loyal to their flag and adopted homeland. The county reports over subscription in bond sales with one township exceeding its allotment by 6623 percent and about half the townships surpassing the figure by 40,000 dollars. Jackson county is 60 percent German or of German descent.
Thomas A. Edison, veteran inventor, has spent ten weeks at sea seeking a method to combat submarines. Wm. Maxwell, vice-president of Edison General, says Edison embodies the spirit of 1776, dedicating every moment to the government at age 70.
Montana's Liberty Bond allotment set at 15 to 17 million dollars now appears to exceed 20 million. The stronger-than-forecast demand pushes the Dakota units from five to ten million each as subscriptions surge nationwide.
The commissioner urges farmers to boost hog production. The Review has championed this initiative for the past three years.
A brief note suggests corn meal mush fried to serve with maple syrup as a potential dish. The line hints at husbands enjoying a pleasant treat, without broader context or details.
The remark notes that public interest in the veteran figure has waned as he faces formidable challengers, implying shifting political dynamics and stronger contenders in the arena.
In Lewistown Grass Range hosted a Monday night food conservation meeting led by Rev and Mrs Crego. Attendees pledged to follow Food Administrator directions and a committee was formed to distribute pledge cards. The talk stressed economizing, meatless and wheatless days, and substitution to aid allies overseas.
Banks report total Liberty Bond sales for Grass Range and vicinity. First National Bank lists 23,000, Sinte Mamet 13,250, and Pasoles 36,250, with county and state totals provided at press time.
The Red Cross society hosted a dance last night with large attendance and music by the Winnett orchestra. A 35 cent lunch of pies doughnuts cheese and coffee was served and a fish pond tune teller and sweet cider stand attracted many patrons. Proceeds were hoped to exceed expenses with about 100 dollars likely. thanks were extended to contributors including Mr Kato for donated dikes auctioned for a neat sum.
A brief health tip recommends age and occupation appropriate dieting and regularbowels with Chamberlains Tablets for constipation. The Grass Range Milling Company offers to pay 3 to 5 cents above market for good milling wheat and will buy wheat in about 30 days. It will be a custom mill allowing farmers to exchange their wheat for flour.
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