01 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
1
Central Montana plans several carloads of turkeys this fall and urges farmers to fatten birds to No 1 quality. Proper fattening raises prices by $1 to $2 versus poorer yields. start feeding now, using a mix of oats wheat and then corn. Target Thanksgiving market for best prices. culls should be minimized to avoid lowering overall value.
A husband admits money vanished after burglars entered last night and wonders why he did not shoot. His wife quips that he would have become a widower if he had. The fragment also notes a Legion dance on November 10.
Fragmentary text suggests an action or event involving December and May, with uncertainty about timing or sequencing. No specific entities or outcomes are identifiable from the phrase. Further readable context is needed to confirm participants, place, or exact schedule.
Washington reports Frank B. Kellogg will replace George Harvey as United States envoy to London. Harvey recently resigned. Kellogg plans to depart for his post within a few days.
Police Commissioner Morgan announced Chicago has a total of saloons, likely moonshine or real beer, still buzzing as reports come in from police captains across districts.
Dr Charles Proteus Steinmetz renowned electrical wizard died at his Schenectady home on October 26 after returning from a Pacific coast trip. He collapsed suddenly during breakfast. death attributed to a physical breakdown linked to the journey.
Helena capital supports a new bank with paid up capital of 20000 dollars. Incorporators include Ford Johnson Preck H Johnson and James L Slattery of the American National Bank of Helena. J G Reitach expected as cashier of Musselshell First National Bank. Building negotiations underway for the former First National Bank site. Roundup awaits a bank opening after months of ankless period.
A National Republican editorial cites US high schools with about 16 000 schools and two million pupils noting ten girls for every eight boys. It quotes 1920 graduation figures 90 000 for boys and 140 000 for girls and questions efforts to attract or train boys, stating women have long been admitted to high schools.
Entomologist J B Parker of the state agricultural college in Bozeman warns grasshoppers will be more numerous in 1924 than 1923. He surveys Lewis and Clark and earlier counties Madison Beaverhead Lake Flathead Missoula Granite Powell Sanders Jefferson Ravalli, and plans east slope checks after a Great Falls conference on the hopper menace.
Notices reveal a 50 cent reduction in daily pay effective November 1 for all miners on day wage and contract work. An estimated 14 000 workers are affected as high production costs drive the cut.
London reports former British prime minister Andrew Bonar Law has died at an early hour today October 30 in a major loss for the United Kingdom then under his leadership.
Weather bulletin reports about five inches of snow at Winner South Dakota and roughly half an inch over northern Nebraska, while surrounding areas experience lighter accumulations as of October 2.
The Southern Pacific railroad announced it insured its 90,000 employees under a single policy for 100,000,000 dollars. The move was described as one of the largest group insurance policies issued.
A garbled OCR entry hints at a discovery described as the greatest ever, with scattered phrases about timeliness and a named but unclear source. No concrete names or dates are readable.
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