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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
2
A church or theater setting is disrupted when a person’s coughing during a concert blocks the word officials say audiences most want to hear. The incident alters the mood as attendees seek quiet and focus amid the disruption.
The item appears to report damages and references Carl Linn eight miles west of C with a sale action at E. A. Ryan's next Tuesday.
The wheat market is weak due to world overproduction. Thomas D. Campbell of Montana urges tariff action or Fordney McCumber provisions to lift prices, arguing a 15 cent per bushel tariff boost could narrow Winnipeg Minneapolis gaps. He opposes price fixing and backs home market expansion and crop diversification to sustain Montana farms.
War finance corporation investigators urge revised production and marketing methods to address the wheat problem. A 5000 word report to directors Eugene Meyer Jr and Frank Mondell outlines an improved marketing system and production adjustments during world overproduction. The findings discussed with President Coolidge may guide administration policy and timing for Congress.
Minnesota is named champion butter producer for the 18th time in 20 years at the National Creamery Butter Makers association meeting in Madison Wis. Iowa trails by one point. Last year Minnesota creameries produced over 142 million dollars in value with 131 million pounds of butter from cooperative creameries. Wisconsin remains slightly ahead overall in dairy output. Montana shows five years of strong dairy growth amid improving conditions.
A Montana farm story highlights extraordinary crop development and a new staple crop that transformed the state’s agricultural outlook. Farmers achieved remarkable gains, surprising the agricultural world as the season closes.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets promising relief by stimulating the bowels to refresh the body. It urges readers to try the remedy at 25 cents.
Furniture cheap for cash. Brass bed in fine condition, mahogany dresser, cedar chest, Spanish leather, davenport, leather rocker and arm chair, library table, Monarch range in excellent condition, nearly new sewing machine, pitcher cabinet, dishes and cooking utensils. Mrs. Emmett Ryan.
Report states William Hobed, former German emperor, is near return to Doorn Netherlands stirring concern among Crown Prince and German authorities. The looming move sparks alarm over possible political upheaval and ties to imperial restoration.
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