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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
3
Thin nervous people are urged to follow a nerve rebuilding regimen with tro-Phosphate and Buro-Phosphate tablets. The ad claims nerve starvation causes weakness and states these tonics restore energy, weight, sleep, and cheer, advising diet adjustments for those not seeking weight gain.
Passenger air service operates continuously linking London and Paris. The nonstop route maintains frequent departures and serves as a key international link for travelers between the two capitals.
The state reports progress and trouble from Billings to Butte. Armour Packing seeks bids on a $75,000 building in Billings while Scarlet Fever closes Stevensville schools for a week. Fort Benton notes heavy snow and ten foot drifts near Pleasant Valley. Lewistown records Grand Larceny sentencing for Lonvergen. Johnson to be honored by France. Bozeman seeks farm bureau and agent services for ten counties. Fort Benton flags insane Dodson resident Turpon, a veteran telegraph operator. Great Falls reports Brother Van near death. a longtime Methodist missionary figure. Butte mentions Joseph Pope seeking federal anti-saloon enforcement post. Lewistown cites six to twelve year term for Taylor in cattle theft case.
An old advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Kidney Oil Capsules claiming kidney trouble causes many ailments. It urges immediate use, promises rapid relief within 24 hours, and offers refunds if ineffective. It emphasizes the kidneys as vital filters and suggests regular dosing to prevent further attacks.
A vintage advertisement touts a fast acting external pain reliever for rheumatic soreness stiffness sprains and neuralgic pains. It promises quick comforting relief and ready use with penetrating action across many aches.
The Company of Helena was sandbagged and robbed of a package containing a large sum. Authorities indicate as much as fifty thousand dollars may have been taken by the robbers. Yellowstone Post opposes universal military training and favors drills in schools and colleges. The post also opposes cash bonuses to discharged servicemen, backing federal loans to veterans for farms homes or business ventures. Great Max Bishop and his brother plan a new evening newspaper in La Crosse Wisconsin. H George T Riggs, convicted of wife murder in 1918, sentenced to death, was granted a life lease by the State Supreme Court. the decision remands the case for trial after ruling faulty testimony.
An old advertisement claims Cuticura Soap improves razor efficiency and skin health. It touts benefits such as no muggy feel, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaving. The ad promotes one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Late in November England will finish the largest battle cruiser. The ship’s displacement reaches 44 000 tons normal and about 48 000 tons full load. Oil burners and turbines geared to 144 000 horsepower will drive a speed of 31 knots.
Advertises Miss Minnie and cabaret dancing dolls performing the Shim mie and Cabaret in multiple languages. Promotes holiday merchandise from American manufacturers with imports from Europe, Japan, China, and Mexico for community display and sale.
The Belt Creek road, a federal aid project connecting Monarch to the King's Hill road and beyond, is finished after construction by White Brown Leahy. It covers 19 miles with 6 miles in the current year at 125000 dollars and will provide a scenic drive to the Little Belts and into the national parks, reducing old crossings and using robust brick and concrete structures.
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