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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
3
A doctor racing to treat influenza patients is halted by a rancher who aims a gun to force care for his sick family. The physician obliges, writes a prescription, and leaves with payment accepted as thanks for urgent treatment.
At Boulder Hot Springs and Alhambra Hot Springs in Montana no cases of influenza have occurred while other regions suffer outbreaks. Doctors cannot explain the anomaly but report residents and visitors taking baths and recovering quickly as conditions permit travel to the resorts.
Multiple brief items report injuries and incidents: William Corker breaks a leg after a fight with a young buck deer. 83 soldier votes awaited in Lewistown. Alice Goodwin shot by accident but to recover. a ranch house and contents destroyed near Brooks. 42 Indian children homeless after Ursuline convent fire. bridges repaired after floods. and draft registration actions by federal authorities. The items cover local deaths, appointments, rescues, and structural updates.
W E Evans, a New York wool importer representative in Montana, forecasts Montana wool at about $1 a pound this year the highest on record. He says postwar demand will keep prices rising for at least three years as European markets reopen and U S production remains below needs.
In the New York Herald Paris edition a three column photograph features Lieut Willis Haviland of Butte with his officers at an American naval base in Europe. He is a former Lafayetter and son of Dr W H Haviland of Butte. He commanded after transferring to the US naval air service and served with Raoul Lufbery William Thaw Walter Lovell and Dudley Hill for 14 months. The Butte aviator is noted for aerial battles and is said to have defeated a German squadron. A New York cable reports Bolshevism checked in Germany by soldiers threatening a dictatorship.
Washington reports cancelations of naval ordinances totaling 421 million dollars since fighting ceased. Berlin reports siege at Essen Krupp works with machine guns. New York eyes peace parades with massive displays and arrests. Paris notes German iron crosses being sold in Germany for a cent each. Yale receives 11 million dollar bequest from John W. Sterling. Ottawa flood on St Lawrence causes one million in damage. New York notes Argentine corn prices and shipping shortages. General Wage Adjustment Board eyed for wage and workplace rules. Armistice holiday movement gains global support. allied legislatures likely to act. Lexington reports court talk on death sentence for William Hohenzollern. Navy outlines limited small-craft program and Ford Eagle boats. October food prices rise two percent. yearly food costs up 16 percent. five-year food inflation roughly 75 percent. Private shipyard contracts rising as private owners order 56 steel ships worth about 90 million. Roy A. Weagant claims wireless improved free of static and interference. observers foresee many stations without cross-talk.
A legal opinion by Attorney General S C Ford supports paying teachers during influenza related school closures when contracts are silent on this point. It states teachers are entitled to salary during all closed periods if they are ready to resume duties, reflecting local health closures and epidemic conditions.
Numerous ads claim organic phosphate boosts weight and nerves to cure thinness and weakness. Bitrophos touted as rapid transformer of appearance, improving energy and cheek glow, with cautions for those not seeking flesh gain. Also numerous loans, services, and products from Montana businesses listed in mixed classified text.
Vorwaerts in Berlin claimed the German fleet was ordered out on October 20 for a final battle to sink every ship. Pan Germans saw a plan to fuse the nation with the 1914 spirit, though officials described it as a mere maneuver cruise.
Chauncey Depew boasts in sixty two years of public life he has known every one who mattered. If you do not know Chauncey you will know your standing. The newest German helmet design aims to guard the neck while the people of Livingston WI ask the surgeon general for influenza aid.
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