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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
2
Opinion piece reflecting on Germany's collapse and the Kaiser’s abdication ending World War I. Praises American involvement, laments wartime destruction, notes reconstruction efforts in France and the U S, and honors soldiers who died for liberty and democracy.
A wary line of thought sounds in defense of reprisals for wartime devastation in France and Belgium, suggesting many Americans would feel satisfaction if some German cities suffered similar destruction. The remark reflects prevailing brutal wartime attitudes and contemplation of retaliation.
Howard Lepper 34, cashier of the First State Bank of Winnett, died in Lewistown from influenza pneumonia after a two week illness. Survived by a widow Marguerite Long, a sister of Mrs. W D Symmes, a three week old daughter, and other relatives. Funeral at Creel's chapel Lewistown conducted by Rev George Hirst. services attended from Winnett. Lepper helped organize the Winnett bank and was a nephew of B F Lepper, pioneer wool grower. He was a native of Akron Ohio.
News of the armistice travels from Moselle to Sedan and reaches headquarters early, with front line soldiers hearing by wire and word of mouth. Despite prior rumor fatigue, officers confirm the fact, triggering widespread rejoicing among troops in the forward positions. Both sides continue light artillery until nightfall as a final pause is awaited.
Friendship is described as a defiant, analysis grounded relation that transcends social norms. It is held sacred as life's inestimable treasure and a profound source of inspiration, enduring beyond explanation or conventional rules.
Mrs George Culver died last night November 10 from a light pneumonia. Aged and respected, she lived on Spring street after moving from Spring Creek eight or nine years ago. Mother of Mrs Grant Robinson, sister of Mrs Frost of Forest Grove, aunt of Mrs Amos Snyder and Mrs Thomas Shaw. Burial expected in Iowa at the decedent’s former home.
Notice announces a 1918 claims action with Bell E Sproul named as claimant and Walter Hi. listed as party involved. It cites a December 16 1918 deadline and references Grass Range Montana as the locale connected to the claim.
The text promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior to other cough medicines that failed to relieve. It notes the medicine started small but achieved global reputation and immense sales due to exceptional merit.
Wellman offers a nearly new plastered four room house and lot with a good well and no incumbrances in Grass Range. Will trade for milch cows and horses. Write P. O. Box 172 Winnett Montana for particulars. a29-2m. Try Wellman's First. Buy war savings stamps, they are a good investment.
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