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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
3
Grass Range notes a week of community activities includes fundraisers, sales and auctions at the Catholic food sale rummage sale and Etta Ratliff sale. Local politics feature Dave Hilger and campaign events with Amanda Swift and May Jackins on school duty and teaching assignments.
School notes report the Boosters' club meeting rescheduled for Friday Oct 13. Teachers struggle with pencils, new class plans, and junior history recitations using parliamentary rule. A new Hola club forms, officers elected, first meeting Oct 13, exams week causes low spirits, and Chautauqua tickets sales continue.
Notice offered for sale a peninsular range and a heating stove both in good condition. The seller is R. J. FRENCH and invites interested buyers to contact him for details and price.
Micrographers contend over minute writings. The Ten Commandments and the Lord's Prayer have been etched so small they fit on a nickel or a six tenths inch gold dollar. Peter Bales, an English chancery clerk, created a Bible in an English walnut the size of a hen's egg, with as many leaves as the Bible and writing on each leaf as dense as a larger page.
Quote attributed to James A. Garfield on poverty as a harsh but formative force. The saying reflects a belief that hardship can push self-reliance and growth in youth through adversity and struggle.
The Ladies Aid announce a Combination Sale on Saturday afternoon October 14 in the old Corner restaurant building. Donations of packed garments and men’s clothing are requested. A food sale and a White Elephant corner will also be available. The next church basement meeting will be hosted by Mrs. A. A. Trapp.
An advertisement extols Berlain’s Tablets as a mild gentle physic that is easy to take and certain to act, calling them excellent for use.
An inventor in Maryland has perfected a small electric light to be attached to a broom to illuminate dark corners when his wife sweeps the floor.
In the pageant of arts and sciences the local historian is treated as a poor relation to the major scholars who chronicle parliaments and armies. The excerpt argues that writing about one small season cannot rival composing on nations and the world, quoting Dix on Ryan Fox.
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