22 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
1
Zev defeated In Memoriam by a nose in a $30,000 match at a mile and a quarter at Churchill Downs Louisville. Jockey Earl Sande drove Zev in a thrilling stretch drive after In Memoriam led to the half and three quarters. Time 2:06 3-5 as Zev earned a celebrated victory before a packed grandstand.
Washington with Secretary of the Treasury A W Mellon remaining undisturbed by criticism of the tax reduction plan. He says Congress must act and the public should influence it. Mellon will not engage in a fight with soldier bonus supporters. He plans to press the program before the Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees. Senator Borah endorses the tax relief as an immediate duty of Congress.
A historical remark recalls General Washington and Dr. Franklin in Virginia's legislature and later in Congress. The speakers focused on main points, avoiding long orations, believing the minor details would yield to the crucial questions and decisive outcomes.
Montana farmers tout sweet clover for forage and pasture as drought resistant. Rev Joseph Pope, agent of the Anti-Saloon League, praised its value. Lemar Sexsmith of Sexsmith and Son reports success on their Judith River valley farm, pasturing cattle and haying on 15 acres during a 1919 drought, noting land renewal benefits for wheat and other grains.
Researchers at Minnesota University Farm report whiskered wheats outperform lean-shaven varieties in seed plumpness and air yield. Herbert K. Hayes, head of plant breeding, notes the findings matter as farmers shift toward high yielding strains despite field use concerns.
A dialogue illustrates a stammering Mr Biggs facing teasing remarks about his speech. The exchange shows two individuals probing personal quirks while discussing everyday actions like stirring tea.
Washington reports Nelson R U publisher of the Omaha Bee says President Coolidge moves to meet the wheat emergency. He notes tariff commission investigation on wheat duties and anticipates action only if facts justify a tariff to address current conditions.
The text notes views from Mr Gibbon on Oregon and California with ideas about over exploitation and pricing. It mentions a country that is “over exploited,” with commentary that only expert trades show value and that most central west people won’t live there. It ends with a vague note of a return.
The report states Germany has repudiated its national debt and profited by roughly 2.009 billion dollars, with estimates of unsettled balances between 500 and 750 million in merchant and other transfers. A New York banker comments on monetizing the paper mark as a parallel to the ruble collapse after the Civil War.
A brief note urges readers to subscribe for the Review, noting ongoing access to content and timely updates. It emphasizes steady publication over weeks and the value of faster delivery to satisfy avid readers.
Fragmentary text appears to describe seeking quick relief with a remedy or tablet. Key names or places are unclear, but implies a casual medical or home remedy note. The piece reads like a fleeting health snippet with no full sentences or verifiable events.
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