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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
3
An advertising note promotes Sloan's Liniment as quickly penetrating relief for neuralgia, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges, strains, bruises, and sore muscles. It urges keeping a big bottle on hand for family use with prices 35c 70c and 1.40.
Federal Court in Butte granted a temporary restraining order against the Montana Trade Commission. The order blocks enforcement of the trade commission law until hearings, preserving merchants and wholesalers from immediate hearings, price controls, and licensing requirements. The suit argues the law violates the 14th Amendment and Montana constitutional provisions by due process, liberty and property rights, and equal protection. The complaint warns of irreparable damage, numerous suits, and criminal prosecutions if enforced.
An old health column extols organic phosphate utro-Phosphate as a nerve strengthener for thin and nervous individuals. It claims five grains per meal rebuilds nerves, improves vigor, restores appetite, sleep, and mood, and returns a fuller appearance, with notable weight gain for some users.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt estate valued near 19 million. New York Socialist vote reaches 150000 versus 86000 previously. German, Irish and Italian immigration tallies given. flu death claims total 250 million in life payouts. Reports cover bank centralization in Madrid, Tampico murders, and postwar prices.
Plaintiffs allege interstate commerce violation by state price controls and licensing. They claim loss of liberty to conduct and transact business and loss of property through prevented sales and discriminatory enforcement. They seek preliminary injunction and voiding of the Montana trade commission law.
Advertisement promoting Cuticura products for baby rashes. Claims hot baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle application of Cuticura Ointment soothe itching and burning. Suggests using Cuticura Talcum for finishing. Priced at 256 cents each.
Merchants and wholesale groups form the Montana Development Association at Billings to contest the law creating the Montana Trade Commission. They warn enforcement could raise prices on necessities while expanding state control and police powers. The group vows to test the law's constitutionality in court and urges compliance if upheld.
Great Falls schools may close this week for coal shortage. Butte reports only one arrest last week, a first in its history. Kinsey irrigation work begins on the Buffalo Rapids project reclaiming 4000 acres. Missoula newspaper writers form a union with ITU charter. Missoula pupils to see moving pictures in class. Silver Bow county reports 10250 income tax returns for 1918. Louis Johnson’s alfalfa crop nets $4500 on a small farm. Lodge votes $30000 bonds for a new city hall, weather permitting. Mount Aber to honor state university professor Daddy Aber. Governor Stewart issues requisition for E Roller, wanted in Butte for kidnapping. Forty-two coyote hides stolen in Billings. more hides stolen recently. Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph rates hearing postponed to December. Glendive uncovers large lignite deposits near pumping station. Butte Clerks Union seeks 40 percent wage increase and 8 hour day. 1000 members. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst guest of Billings Women’s Club. Rancher Charles Laws in federal court for moonshine, six months jail and $600 fine. Chinese lotteries in Butte go out of business after longstanding operation. Leonard Storm’s Brockton meat market suffers flax theft. other grain thefts nearby. Billings auctioneers: horses fetch strong prices. range cayuses decline. Great Falls burglars fail to enter Flowerree home, a prominent Montana stackman. Fort Benton finds an 1866 ledger listing 60 buffalo robes and $217 in gold dust among produce sold.
A secured instrument offering a nine percent annual return on a fiducial fiduciary bond with amounts from ten thousand eight dollars upward. It promises absolute safety and liquidity with four month intervals and repayment on demand, listing robust terms and a Los Angeles California address for details.
Montana records show Collections Bonded Adjustment Company with National Surety Co. of New York as surety. Helena advertisement lists beef pounds at 25 cents, sold by William G. Hamilton, famed pioneer. Otter Cliffs wireless station near here records messages at 600 words per minute using Schenectady inventor’s device. Flowers section and farm notices appear, with Monument listings and association items referenced.
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