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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
2
An obituary style notice praises a respected citizen of this town who served at the U S Land Office and showed sustained interest in the community. The tribute highlights his service and standing among neighbors.
A regional hall hosts a Saturday fish and lunch event organized by the Catholic booth. The notes invite everyone to attend and enjoy meals served throughout the hall.
Washington report states the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve has produced only a small portion of the anticipated government revenue, despite ongoing congressional contention and scrutiny.
A historical notice touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle purgative suitable for adults and children. It promises mild, agreeable bowel movement without griping and easy administration.
A critique notes that war creates a new class of lip-warriors who were unseen in conflict yet dominate discourse in peaceful times, suggesting a cycle of rhetoric rather than resolution. The remark highlights how postwar sentiment often elevates talkers over doers.
Effective cost friendly remedy claims to thoroughly cleanse the colon and prevent re absorption of waste. It is easy to take and agreeable in action. Priced at 25 cents.
The dialogue notes Bill’s survival relies on a raft of friends. It hints at a social network supporting him through difficulties and keeping him buoyant in tough times.
The Coolidge cooperative wheat marketing idea faces slow gains amid Montana conditions. Analysts urge immediate relief rather than long term schemes, while noting potential future benefits and calls for export marketing and tariff adjustments.
The local Review editor, away threshing, lost clothes and jewelry in a blaze. Miss Catherine Dady suffered heavy losses. Buell Reed guided a stranger to safety. Dad Neal escaped in his slippers after grabbing his glasses. Vic Koenitz injured while trying to move a heavy ice box.
Portland reports plans for a drive to sign up growers of the bulk wheat in western states at a Denver meeting on Oct. 30. H P Christianson, Northwest Wheat Growers traffic manager, announced the conference will be under the American Wheat Growers association with representatives from Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and other western states.
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