Pink Joe Montgomery named Register
First publication on September 29 lists Joe Montgomery as the register.
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
4
First publication on September 29 lists Joe Montgomery as the register.
The Department of the Interior announces that Minnie Minnick of Lewistown Montana must file proof of year to establish a claim. First publication October 20.
A short, partial affidavit notes the Grass Range Review weekly newspaper in Man county, claiming public swearing to truthfulness of the circulation statement as required by the act of Congress. The text is a fragment asserting the review’s official status and accuracy.
Sheriff of Fergus County William R Woods Jr publishes a sale notice in district court proceedings. The sale covers a 640 acre tract described by land range and township within Fergus County, Montana. The notice lists multiple defendants including Rupert Bowman and Virginia V Bowman and names attorneys A Corselle and Pisinuf Gloss. The date given is October 7th 1921 with Lewistown Montana as the locale.
Land Office Lewistown Montana September 26 1921 Luther R Clark of Grass Range Montana filed intention to establish Year Proof on land described as the southwest quarter of section three township range. Witnesses named Jessie M Rol N William Graher Clark all of Range Montana First pub October 6
An Interior Department official named John Stolle appears in a Montana register entry connected to a claim case involving Gooch and Stoner. The brief note references a register action and related parties in Coven, Montana.
In Musselshell county a war on grasshoppers with birds reduced hopper numbers before the cold snap. Mr. Nelson notes birds might have saved crops with earlier arrival. A small bee like insect was found helping kill hoppers by attaching to their backs.
Early southward bird migration begins this year with smaller fledglings riding on the backs of cranes loons and owls for the journey.
A tale from Brown describes Johnsons escaping a house fire after their dog Rover saved the children and then re entered burning rooms. The stunned crowd learns Rover returned with the insurance policy wrapped in a damp towel, a ironic punchline to the tale.
Government of the Interior notes public publication for Peter Buchak and others. Case before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range on November 21. Names William T Martin Victor Nelson, Mintsi, Pearl Potter, Joe Montgomery Register.
Public notice lists James H. Taylor John Vennaen and W. Joseph Stippech as names in a patrimony filing with First publication October 20. The document outlines official actions and deadlines for the proceeding.
P W Koetitz at the mill seeks efficient grain hauling service offering 1 cent per mile rates and invites inquiries from interested shippers and haulers.
Claude Peterson of Battrick Montana lists 2000 acres of good pasture and 200 tons of hay available for winter stock. Located 12 miles southeast of Grass Range.
At Becket Mine customers urged to fill their coal supply now with a present price of five dollars and fifty cents per ton at the mine Peaster delivered in town. The notice notes improving quality and encourages prompt purchase.
A compact collection of maxims and quotes from Balzac La Bruyere Voltaire and Roosevelt among others. The sayings address soul, ambition, happiness sorrow thrift justice and truth in action. A reflective snippet on wit and wisdom from notable figures.
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A reflective note urges appreciation for present blessings rather than yearning for unattainable riches. It contrasts contentment with envy and advocates mindful gratitude in daily life.
The line asserts that heaven is not a place but a state of mind, attributed to John Burroughs. It frames a philosophical view separating spiritual concept from geographic location.
The passage suggests Bolshevism aims to turn its destruction of wealth into a profitable enterprise, seeking mechanisms to generate dividends rather than mere upheaval. It portrays a shift from ideological destruction to economic gain within the movement.
Defense lawyers argue that women jurors are as stern as Mr Kaber’s attorneys claim and suggest increasing female jurors in trials to reflect their stern demeanor.
Early containers were skin flasks and glass bottles have a 4000 year history. Horses now reach an average age of eighty years, reflecting long animal lifespans across eras.
Two thousand acres of good pasture land under water to rent with camping space. Eighty tons of hay also for sale if desired. Located twelve miles south of Grass Lake. Owner L. W. Rush.
A call to shift focus from provoking trouble to aiding those in need and to discover satisfaction in acts of service and constructive exchange. The piece urges practical effort over empty provocation and highlights positive impact.
Few choice Duroc Jersey boars offered for sale with pedigrees furnished. M. Swift, Novary, Montana.
A six room house with a garage is available for rent. See A R Mackenzie for details.
G B Louden of Champaign Illinois advertises a farm for sale by owner. The notice lists the asking price and a concise description of the property and terms.
A.R. notes in the Journal of the American Institute of Architects that Sardinia’s west front wheel windows survive in many churches, though rain and theft have damaged tracery, and some were altered to fit kitchen glazing.
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