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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
A Red Cross program lists 147 blind ex-service men in the 1920 1921 fiscal year involved in training for life work. Nineteen progressed to higher education, many using special textbooks. fourteen left the institute due to poor health, seven and eighty seven continue training or in institutes with the aim of employment after restoration and education.
The American Red Cross details a year long relief program for thousands of children in Central and Eastern Europe. Herbert Hoover is cited as leading the European Relief effort to provide medical care and clothing through private funds and new child stations in population centers lacking adequate care.
An old London Punch quote advises against offering a burglar a cigarette and asking him to sit while calling police. It recommends tackling the intruder immediately, pinning him by stepping behind, grabbing the coat, and tying the left arm to the right leg.
The N Bar Ranch project in Fergus County aims to colonize and develop a 100 acre farm system led by expert Miriam Sroud in partnership with landowners. Plans include irrigation expansion, dairying, hogs, poultry, bee culture, and diversified crops near Grass Range with future upper Flatwillow activity and close rail access.
Residents praise the Chautauqua event and approve returning next year despite initial doubts over financial support. More than the required signatures were collected and volunteers are urged to share the workload, improve local advertising, and offer a full hour and a half of programming for patrons.
The piece argues against a nationwide railroad strike, noting public mood favors steady transport. It cites wage resistance, wartime-rate maintenance, and political figures urging restraint while praising Nelsons warning words. It also touches Missoula bootlegger crackdowns and scattered economic notes.
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