25 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
1
The United States spends about $30 yearly per person on car use and upkeep, averaging $160 per household. About half of American families own and operate autos at roughly $300 per family, while over 12 million vehicles are registered nationally.
Former world heavyweight champion Joe S defeated John Freiburg of Chicago in a one fall match in St Louis. Freiburg was pinned after Stecher used a scissors hold, lasting one hour six minutes.
Vague notice requests teachers and parents to join a list for future updates. Mentions “Otone dol term” and urges subscription, referencing Grass Range Review.
The article details broad sugar consumption in the United States with figures for bread crackers pies and cakes frostings beverages chewing gum and tobacco. It notes millions of tons used annually and acknowledges gaps in exact totals for some categories including bootleg and home brew.
Far-Sneed comments on Josh's future, noting his belief he will stay in college though he avoids study. He suggests Josh hopes the football team can operate without him and questions his commitment.
Attorney General W. D. Rankin drafts opinion for L. Q. Skelter state examiner explaining a legislative drafting error. The bill originally carried a ten percent penalty for tax nonpayment but amendments reduced it to five percent. An oversight left the word ten in many places, but the intended penalty was five percent.
Idaho Falls reports W. Jakemai of Rigby was killed and his son Floyd, 20, fatally injured when their car was struck by a railroad train near Rigby last night.
The fragment hints at a public address about climate but text is garbled. No clear names places or actions emerge to identify a specific event or outcome. The readable words suggest a general theme without concrete details.
The Montana Supreme Court sustains the legality of creating the state tax commission, reversing a district court decision and remanding to enter judgment for commission members. Justice Stark wrote the opinion with Justices Callaway and Holloway concurring, while Justices Galen and Cooper filed dissents.
Zev wins the great race in a to the finish showdown over longtime rival Fonrras. The mile and a half match race drew sixty thousand spectators as Zev moved from a slim early lead to overtake near the stretch while Earl Meet urged Fonrras to speed.
Mr and Mrs Beer well known in the area with the husband noted as the first cann ister in the section. The death of Mrs Beer adds to the family sorrow after recently losing a grandson Leo Bachine DO 1380 to typhoid fever. Friends extend sympathy to the relatives. Win nett Times.
A brief note describes the park and the immediate country around it, emphasizing its surrounding landscape and regional context.
A fragment notes the convention city in 1928 on the tenth day marking a signing event. Names and precise details are unreadable but imply a historic agreement or treaty signed in that year and place.
Unclear fragment notes a marriage involving Fay and a former wife, mentioning a sister and mother-in-law. Unable to determine full names or details from the readable text.
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