11 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
1
Montana's 40 000 farms are projected to produce about 150 million dollars in wealth in 1923. Farm output is forecast at 8 120 000 bushels of corn with per capita income around 500 dollars. Despite fewer farms and lower acreage, production and value exceed 1919 levels, indicating a strong rise in farm prosperity.
Fragmented remarks show lingering belief in resolving strikes through public pressure. The excerpt references individuals and unclear phrases about a pie and a school context, indicating confusion or miscommunication surrounding the debate.
The article notes materials for the premium lists have been compiled and mailed to 6 500 corn growers across the state. Fifteen thousand ears of corn are being arranged for exhibit and sent to the state show, with costs being assessed for larger displays.
A state owned flour mill in North Dakota sustained a significant loss from 028 to July 1, 1998. The report notes the enterprise faced financial trouble and could not handle the wheat crop, affecting Grand Forks and the Grand Forks Grand Forks area.
A fragment notes a Johnson Lees session aiding farmers with a reference to a proportion and a 1900 figure. It mentions an armistice period and a context of agricultural support and economic measurements.
A fragmented line notes tolls at a Pahiama port and mentions war involvement. The garbled text references jade, pass, and a weld effect, suggesting economic or strategic effects tied to conflict. No clear dates or entities are readable.
The report states Ambassador Harvey will quit his post around January 1, while Ambassador Cid plans no return. It notes no other American ambassadors or ministers will follow the same term limit agreement currently in force.
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