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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
10
The Pike Creek Red Cross rooms on Wednesday August 28th were staffed by Ellen Clark Lena Kinnick Mrs. Brown Battrick Crook Fisk Stillick Lindstrand Clark Fisk Rogers and Kildow.
William Pearce of Grass Range Montana reports ownership of two Ford automobiles. The notice notes personal property details and location in Grass Range with expectations of ownership and transfer terms.
For Sale listing from Grass Range Montana offers four native males aged six to ten years, one team weighing 1150 pounds with harness, $800 total with half cash and balance in a year. Also John Deere equipment including a stay plow, eight shear blades, and a John Deere concern with box, all nearly new. Contact H. W. Roberts. 8-22-31.
A Davenport leather dining table with four chairs is listed along with a sanitary couch and mattress. The item set comprises a leather dining group and a separate couch bed for lounging and sleeping.
The dispatch carriers known as The Runners face extreme danger on the firing line. A poignant World War I tale centers on Private M A Treptow who, while rushing under fire, died after recording in his diary the pledge America shall win the war. An Iowa native Treptow embodied sacrifice and resolve, his words urging fellow soldiers to work, save, endure, and fight.
A review of German military commentary in Vossische Zeitung and Frand furter Zeitung criticizes late wartime strategy, boasts of potential world spread, and questions U boats. It notes American manpower strengthening Allies, heavy German losses, rising Allied captures, weary German morale, and ends with a quip on Americans’ relief from French town names.
The Fergus County fair plans a large agricultural and live stock display with daily events from September 16 to 19 1918. Canadian soldiers from the front will demonstrate trench fighting alongside music moving pictures dancing and patriotic rallies. Livestock judging grain judging racing and daily speeches will illuminate the program as farmers and business people rally to win the war.
A Splendid Crop lists births from Dr Freed for the last month naming new arrivals to Wallace Craig Beedie Geo Asbury Swanson Fettit Futrell Clendemming Mudd Dent Ryan Grindy. The record notes parents and birth dates from August to September with a girl specified for Elmer Grindy’s birth.
This medicine is praised as one of the best for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is noted as pleasant to take for children. It has years of use and favorable testimonials including Wm Scruby of Chillicothe Missouri who calls it best for coughs colds and croup and safe for home use. It contains no opium or other narcotics.
Notice is given that on October 15 1918 the Board of Trustees of School District No 185 Fergus County Montana will sell eight coupon bonds for 3750 total to fund two school sites and two buildings Bonds pay 6 percent interest and mature in 20 years redeemable in 10 years Bids must meet par value and include a 152 00 certified check Bid options include public or private sale and the Board may reject all bids References to Becket Montana and trustees Amos Snyder C E Bates R J Kintzi Anne Metzel First pub Sept 5 1918
Notice is given that JOHN A. MOORE of Forest Grove Montana filed intent to establish a three year proof to claim land described as section 29 and 32 in township 14 north range 22 east at Lewistown Montana before R W Blake Grass Range on October 7, 1918. Witnesses listed are Joseph L Collins Carl Schwartz Paul Fuersteau and Harry Holmes all of Forest Grove Montana. Protest by date stated or final certificate will issue and entry pass to patent.
Notice that registration books for the general election on November 5 1918 will close October 5 at 6 p m Electors may register at the County Clerk's office in Lewistown Fergus County Montana or appear before a Justice of the Peace or Registry Agent between 9 a m and 5 p m. W W Wheaton County Clerk Ex Officio Registrar Fergus County Montana.
London reports expert estimates suggesting German fatalities exceed two million and may approach three million based on analysis of published loss tables from both sides. The figures reflect recent studies and are not official tallies.
The article notes large wartime output including about 27 million cartridges produced in June in U S plants. It reports daily rifle production at 10,142 units for Enfield and Springfield types in the week ending June 29, and spare parts for Russian rifles. Since entry into the war the Ordnance Department lists over 2.0 billion cartridges, nearly 1.887 million rifles, and 82,540 machine guns produced. Daily cartridge output is stated at 15 million.
A terse meditation on power and arrogance describing men who regulate others and boast of influence as fools, while society remains politely silent about their pretensions.
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