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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
6
News of Town and Community covers a daily mixed train schedule Lewistown Grass Range travel notes church services war end celebrations arrests escapes local industry and harvest activity with reports on influenza elections deer hunts and Red Cross drives.
A letter from a brother in Oklahoma reveals Bert Replogle, serving in France, was severely wounded after being hit five times in the right leg below the knee, a thumb shot off, and a finger lost. His leg was amputated below the knee and he led 30 men after a barrage, reporting three bodies recovered.
Last Saturday a black handbag was found between Grass Range and Novary. The finder may leave it at Grass Range Mercantile store.
The state teachers' examination will be held at the court house in Lewistown on Thursday, December 5th. Nelle L. Fahey, County Superintendent.
A brief classified notice seeks three fresh milk cows or those close to calving. Respond to P. O. Box 133 Grass Range Montana with details.
Nearly new Royal Typewriter offered for sale by the office. Standard make used by a soldier now in France. Bargain price for anyone wanting a typewriter. Can be seen at this office.
By order of County Health Officer Dr A W Deal all schools closed due to influenza will reopen Monday November 18 County Superintendent of Schools issues notice to teachers and trustees across the district.
To Mr and Mrs Earl McBride on Nov 1 a boy and to Mr and Mrs Charles Biersdorff on Nov 2 a boy. News brief records two newborn sons for local families within consecutive days. Names of families and dates provided. no further details.
The fragment lists monetary figures and numbers including 1,872.02 1,871.75, 116, 401.53 8,227.97 12,000.00 3, 100.00 11,988.87. It reads like a ledger or budget snippet with inconsistent punctuation and formatting. No clear event or entities beyond generic monetary amounts are identifiable.
A Lewistown letter requests 50 Christmas boxes be sent by parcel post for soldiers overseas. Boxes require a proper label and 31 cents in stamps, must reach Lewistown Post Office by November 20 for inspection, and be addressed to Red Cross before final foreign labeling.
Washington reports that as hostilities ended the American army totaled 3,764,677 soldiers. About 2,200,000 had been deployed to France Italy or Russia, while the remaining forces stayed in domestic camps.
The region hosts more valuable hardwoods than similar temperate zones. A broad temperature span from Canada to Florida and the Pacific coast allows cultivation of a wider array of foreign hardwoods than in comparable areas.
A tale recounts a mother whose son served in the Spanish War. She details battles and engagements she experienced through his service and proclaims she knows war well because her son fought in the Battle of Vanilla in the Halloween Islands.
A Midlands workingman’s wife describes a quarrel between two women and ends with a sharp judgment on what the other might have said, noting that a harsher remark could have killed.
The text presents nature as a gift to man and suggests ownership places one among nature’s favored. It argues that one gift invites another in exchange and that brain and brawn are humanity’s offerings to nature in return.
Seals are killed by the thousand each spring along the northern coasts of Spitzbergen and Nova Zemlia. The mass slaughter is noted as a seasonal tragedy affecting wildlife and regional ecosystems.
A brief local snippet captures Uncle Eben declaring that true charity must begin at home, arguing that without a home there is little room for benevolence. The line reflects social attitudes and humor in a rural community setting.
A fragment discusses how different observers label fervor and passion. The piece hints that what one man calls zeal may be seen as noise by another, illustrating subjectivity in judging enthusiasm across perspectives.
An Ohio woman profits from growing luffa gourds which require little care and yield thick spongy fruit used as dish cloths and bath sponges. She reportedly sold over 1,000 gourds to a garage company for washing cars. Cut into strips, the gourd forms lace for milliners and makes flower baskets.
The article contrasts refined white bread with traditional coarse bread. It notes modern development of white flour over the last fifty years and claims white bread appears more appealing yet faces criticism from dietetic students and physicians for harming health and vigor.
Nell's mother tells how Cinderella endured a wicked stepmother and the cruelty she witnessed. Later Nell hears Bob by's mother scold him sharply for a misdemeanor and asks her mother if Bobby's mother would be cruel too.
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