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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
4
District Court in Fergus County Montana and the Tenth Judicial District issues a sheriff sale notice. WM R Woods Jr is sheriff with Stuart McHaffie as attorney for the plaintiff.
Public notice from the Interior Department A S Office Lewistown Montana dated Aug 1 1922 announces Frank J Brug of Lewistown Montana as claimant with recovery details to be determined. Joe Montgomery Register notes first publication Sept 14.
Notice announces a three year proof land claim in the Lewistown district Montana. Claimant names include Thomas M Shaw Richard Hodke Joseph Rottex and Albert Reusseger all of Grass Range with a filing before the U S Commissioner on October 16. Land office official is M JOE MOMTOOMBEY Register.
Judicial District of Montana Fergus County shows Adie Rebder v Albert Schwarble Laura Schwarble Grandin Seed Company and Fergus County for a sale on October 14 1922 at 8 PM at the courthouse door Lewistown Montana of the East Half of Lycon Lymeer 4 acre tract described land with dates September 21 1922 and attorney listing.
The remedy has served for colds croup and whooping cough for nearly fifty years. It has grown in favor as its good qualities spread and is a standard reliance in thousands of homes. It is safe pleasant for children and always dependable when needed.
Notice is hereby given that CHARLES E. BARABY of Montana intends to make proof. The set of the Interior and Lewistown district are involved. The July date is referenced for filing and related procedures.
A traveler praises coral reefs as curiously beautiful and garden like. Naturalists note diverse living forms within each reef. Caput medusae animal resembles a plant and evolved to keep surrounding water purer, among many remarkable creatures in tropical waters.
A discussion of sand grains reveals shells and tiny spiral forms created by marine organisms. Shell fragments accumulate from tides and animal remains, grinding cliffs to sand. Over eons these remains cement into rock, contributing to vast mountain ranges.
Dr R W Shufeldt recounts a Florida encounter with a pygmy rattlesnake. He notes ash gray color with black blotches and a rattle audible at eight to ten feet. The snake can coil and launch itself from a smooth surface. He warns bites can be fatal without treatment.
The article notes German coins of the seventeenth century were large and ornate with high relief dies. It mentions coins up to four and a half inches in diameter containing a pound of silver, and 10 thaler and other dollar sizes found in collections. It describes planchets from silver cups and plates, counter stamped with crests, and clipping coins as a punishable crime by death.
A sharp reflection on love by the Richmond Times Dispatch argues that women seek to shape and break men for entertainment and pride. The piece questions whether genuine affection remains when passion ends and the partner remains unyielding.
Folklore of American Indians highlights thunder and lightning with references from Longfellow’s The Song of Hiawatha. The Omaha tribe had a ritual involving slitting the soles of a man struck by lightning to manage the ghost.
A passage by John C. Van Dyke praises redwoods for their vast scale and majesty. It contrasts alertness to small details with failure to grasp the trees' true grandeur, comparing them to other sublime wonders like the Grand Canyon and Kanchenjunga.
The article notes that no side of the body is perfectly identical to the other. It cites classical sculpture like Venus of Milo showing asymmetry and mentions common bodily differences such as facial bone heaviness on the right, unequal eye sockets, rightward facial tilt, and ears and shoulders differing in size and height.
Health recommends moderate water intake between meals to boost health. It notes water as the universal solvent and suggests mineral spring trips may be wasteful compared to drinking water, stressing internal cleansing and stomach hygiene.
United States Senator Joseph S Freylinghuysen, renominated by New Jersey Republicans, appears to hold a near 100000 vote edge over George L Record. With full returns in, Freylinghuysen has 178622 to 86859 for Record, aided by his tariff and prohibition stance.
Lew L. Callaway of Great Falls, Republican nominee for chief justice, was appointed today by Governor Dixon to fill the vacancy caused by Chief Justice Theodore Brantly's death. Callaway filed his oath and assumed the bench after serving as Madison County district judge and as a member of Montana's first supreme court commission.
Questioning superiority to ordinary cathartic and liver pills the answer states they are easier to take and gentler in action. They move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion with barely any noticeable medicine effect.
Researchers report signs on lava rocks dating 400 to 80 000 years old in Owyhee County resembling Chinese script. Two carving styles on one rock and a possible third weathered inscription prompt theories of ancient Asian links and native forefathers with some attributing the newer marks to spirits.
In Venice and across Europe dogs travel with their owners at a price. Dogs may dine at hotel tables if paid like their master and must be paid for aboard steamers as a human passenger. Train travel permits dogs in all compartments with a third-class fare ticket, Italy offering a half-rate dog ticket with baggage weight.
The aristeus emits respir atory water to force luciferin from glands creating puffed luminescent clouds resembling smoke rings as a natural defense. Photoblephron fish glow continuously in an inner chamber and dim by sliding a pigment curtain over the light cell. Fishermen near Banda use the light organ as bait in night fishing.
Notice from the Interior Office Lewistown Montana dated 1922 announces Fred Weinert of Roy Montana filed intent to establish a land claim under H E patent 041640 for sections 24 25 township 22 east. witnesses listed George M Bolk Theresa Bolk James Durmin Barbara L Wer Mentane. First published Oct 5.
The passage explores various myths and fiction about apples from the tomato to the golden ball. It references the Hesperides quince Sodom fruit and the Song of Solomon while noting the word apple as a symbol for round shapes and mentioning William Tell. It blends ancient lore with literary allusions and mythic fruit imagery.
The Interior Office Lewistown Montana dated Sept 28 1922 records Luella M Belyer of Wilder Montana who filed Sept 3 1919 for Addl H E No id for nw i swi tre and seeks proof of intention to make a three year land claim by Nov 1922. Officials A B Jakes Minnie A Randolph L K Arn James M Agnew first published Oct 5.
Public record notice announces filing of a claim or application under federal land or mineral rights. The notice names the Interior Department and local offices in Lewistown Montana. It provides a gateway for interested parties to respond by a stated deadline and to review the proceedings.
The passage recalls 1602 English ideas of thunder as omen. It cites Thracians shooting at clouds to ward off thunder. Cabrias and Epaminondas use lightning as a sign to spur fighting and promise victory.
The article explains historical funeral practices including carrying the dead feet first to symbolize the last journey. It notes church placement rules differ for laymen and clerics and mentions soldiers’ coffins aligned with caisson direction in Britain, with shod deceased in shoe-worn countries.
The beginner overvalues sharp definitions and distortion free outlines, but true tone requires correct relative lights and shades as well. Outlines are margins, not the entire essence, and light and shade must be distinctly rendered alongside sharpness.
Harris on Hebeck from Janeau Wisconsin announced that 80 acres of white cloverseed produced 500 bushels valued at 21.75 per bushel, totaling 10 875 dollars. The yield averaged 625 bushels per acre, noted as one of Dodge counties largest white clover outputs.
Department of the Interior notice names Wall ace Dickson of Becket and Ward B Dickson of Beck Metha as holders of Addl He claims dated Oct 18 1917 8041188 for land tracts in Sec 18 T 22 R 2 E listing proofs to be shown before R W Blake U S commissioner Grass Range Oct 28 1922 First Pub Sept 28 1922
Notice from the interior department Lewistown Montana dated Sept 11 1922 states John M Murphy of Flatwillow has filed notice to make location on Oct 1 1922 for H E 042061 Sec 5 NW Sec 8 Tp 12N R EM. Jacob Thum Edward Walker Ray H Frazer all of Flat Rate law are involved.
Notice is hereby given that an entry of intention to make Three Year Proof will be filed before R. W. Blake, U S Commissioner, Grass Range Montana on October 30 1922. Claimant witnesses Frankie Ch Norman Nicholson and others, all of Grass Range Montana. First publication September 23 1922.
Notice in Lewistown Montana announces a Thief Year Proof to establish a land claim in the Grase Range area. Claimant witnesses listed include McCracken Gib Donohue Shawhan all from Geass Range Montana with the Oct 1922 deadline.
The good reputation is earned by being what you appear to be and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has matched this standard. Every bottle has been pleasant and safe to take, meeting the manufacturers' high expectations.
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