An Interesting Letter From Grass Range Aug 30 1921
In Grass Range a letter from WM. Pearce recalls postwar England’s troubles with coal and strikes, Ireland’s turmoil, and European trade shifts. He notes high coal costs, mine closures, and car imports while contrasting American wealth with Europe’s scarcity. He hopes for peace and reports family health.
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EprTor Review
England
Cornwall
Ireland
Vancouver
de Valera
Holborn Viaduct
London
America
Europe
Germany
WM. Pearce
Knight to examine Grass Range on September eighteenth
Community notes list dental visit by Dr A M Knight in Grass Range on Sep 18. local life details follow including farming moves, hotel crowd expectations, oil interest, theater notices, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Knight
Milwaukee
Judge Ayers Supervises Release of 48 Oregon Pheasants
Judge Roy Ayers and Mrs Ayers supervised distribution of 48 Chinese pheasants received Monday from Oregon. Eight were liberated at T M Shaw's, two pairs left with F F Miles, three dozen roaming along the south fork of McDonald creek. Game wardens planted birds in Flatwillow country with several coveys seen this summer.
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St. Jermains
Pine Grove
South Fork
Flatwillow
Lee Winnett
Winnett
Snyder Crew
Becket
Sproul Place
Walter Gooch
Roy Ayers
Berkin
Weaver
Margaret Illington To Visit Here
Margaret Illington Bowes the daughter of Mrs. S. H. Light, a New York theater favorite, will depart New York on September 5 for Grass Range. Her first visit here follows a Lewistown appearance four years ago in The Lie, when she and Mrs. Light were guests of Mrs. Austin Warr. Mrs. Light will show her daughter the family farm south of town and plan an excursion to the Cat Creek oil fields.
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Blake
M. E. Allen
Chicago
R. W
MacDonald Creek
C. R. Adams
Ray
Hollywood
Calif
Margaret _Illington Bowes
S. H. Light
New York
Grass Range
Lewistown
Mrs. Light
Austin Warr
Model Farmstead Exhibit At State Fair In Montana
Bozeman Mont Aug 29 An exhibit of a model farmstead will be built by the Montana experiment station farm management department for the state fair. The eight by eight foot base will display a complete miniature farm with buildings and equipment. Staff workers spend spare time and evenings preparing this interesting exhibit.
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Bozeman
Mont
Montana Experiment Station
Experiment Station
Missing branded horse found at ranch with distinctive markings
A caller reports a brown horse seen two months ago at a ranch bearing a right side brand K, bald face, two white hind legs and one white front leg. They request aid to recover and cover costs.
Shah of Persia Owns World’s Most Expensive Tobacco Pipe
The Shah of Persia possesses a ceremonial pipe regarded as the most valuable in the world. Officially used only on special state occasions, it is encrusted with rubies and diamonds and reportedly worth about 300,000 dollars. Ohio State Journal.
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Persia
Ohio
Stnte Journal
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Percy Wright
Denton Yester
Rai
C. Blythe Jaspar
Tom Cameron, Jr
Stanley Lambert
Forest Grove
J. E. Sullens
W. C. Weber
R. J. Trigg
S .Buick
W. C
Spokane
Custer Inn
Mead
McClimans
Carmel Myers
Priscilla Dean
Aid Society
Fred Beerman
Chippewa
William Wendt
Miss Gallagher
Tulare
Cal
Wendt
Steve Gile
Simmons
Studebaker
Grass Range Mercantile Co
Lahoma
Margaret Illington
W. T. McKeown
R. C. Ayers
Montana
Burson Hose
R. & J. Clothing Co
Helena
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