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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
2
The article tracks baseball’s rise as America’s premier sport, noting changes from pitched to thrower style, the curved ball, and scientific refinements. It highlights Cincinnati Red Stockings and Chicago White Stockings as penant rivals, with Cincinnati winning the opening game 9 to 2.
John L. Hild sues Mamie Hild for divorce alleging desertion in August last year. couple married in Croydon Indiana in 1908. The State Bank of Grass Range sues D E Allen for 480.11. In Albert W Vallery estate who died December 7 1918 while in U S Navy, will admitted to probate, W K Shepherdson named administrator.
Eugene M. Slagle declares in a formal notice that he is not responsible for his debts and that his mother is not the payee. The statement asserts personal liability and disclaims any parental obligation in the obligations mentioned. Readers should note the claimant names and the explicit denial of financial responsibility.
A farmers meeting will be held at the Dengel school house at 2 o clock on October 11 for considering securing feed seed and potatoes. Those wishing to ship stock should attend the meeting.
The community prepares for a five night Chautauqua course from the 14th to the 18th, with music lectures and humor. After last year’s success, backers seek public support to cover guarantees amid drought. Organizers urge generous backing to avoid deficits and ensure affordable, quality amusements.
A local notice lists purchase terms for Wheat Turkey Red at 2.10 dollars per bushel and Flour at 6.00 dollars per 100 pounds. Bulk orders of 500 pounds and over receive 5.85 dollars. All goods strictly guaranteed.
A nine hour mob in Omaha assaults a white girl accused of assault, attempts to hang the mayor, sets fire to the courthouse, and overwhelms police while national guard delays. The piece blames lenient laws and poor city governance, calling for rigid laws and vigilant enforcement to prevent such riots.
The Highland Beach Progress Club met with Mrs. H. L. Shawhan on Thursday September 25 with topics discussed and refreshments served. Attendees included Mrs. H. R. Kyte Mrs. H. Dengle Mrs. J. Wotterwick Mrs. Ray Wallace Mrs. A. Chick Mrs. Woollery Mrs. D. Buckler Mrs. T. Buckler and the hostess. Guest of honor was Miss Hilda Callahan. The next meeting will be at Mrs. H. Dengels on October 9. Rose Luebke leaves for Lewistown Friday and Mrs. Bassett plans to return next week. George Clickner visited his ranch Tuesday and Wednesday.
This week Dr H R Kyte reports ten tons of Russian thistles prepared for winter use with horses kept from eating it early. W H Cullington suffers a severe rheumatic attack. Highland Beach school showcases four pupil charts on hygiene correlation reading language and history civics. Visitors include Mrs M J Callahan and Mr and Mrs C M Snow. Honor Roll lists Irene Cullington William Cullington Janet Gowans Annie Shawhan Ernest Shawhan.
The document outlines officers President Vice-President Secretary Reporter and Treasurer with semi annual elections. Meetings on the first and third Fridays of each school month. Dues set at 25 cents per year. Quorum requires a majority of members. Offenders may be fined 25 cents per offense. Amendments require two thirds of members.
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