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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
5
In Sweden home distillation flourishes as alcohol restrictions bite. People discuss methods and apparatus while police focus on sale violators. Distillers rely on a limited grain sugar beet and potato supply, with a two quart quarterly allowance. A mat-bok passbook system prizes holders who can sell rights for the year, valued around $134, and whisky priced at about $20 a bottle.
A Deer Lodge district court filing seeks letters of administration for the estate of Rev. Father Remegius De Ryckere. The Belgian born priest, who aided Deer Lodge in the 1860s and built the first library in the territory, died in Emerghem on May 5, 1916, amid wartime turmoil. His Deer Lodge holdings include several city lots, an interest in the Forrest lode in Garnet, and the Bluebird lode near Moose Lake.
The new income tax law sets five percent for incomes of 4000 dollars or less with 2000 exempt for married men, 200 per dependent, and 1000 exempt for single men. Normal tax on above 4000 dollars is 10 percent with a 3 percent surtax on income between 5000 and 7500, 10 percent between 10000 and 15000, 15 percent between 15000 and 20000, and 20 percent between 20000 and 30000, increasing with income.
Governor Lister asks all hotel and restaurant workers in Washington to place women in their jobs so they can devote time to more essential work. The statement frames a gendered labor repositioning during a period of social change.
Lieutenant Bill Breitenstein of the Machine Gun Corps, a Montana newspaper manturned soldier, trains at Camp Hancock Georgia. His father J B Breitenstein, a survivor of the 1862 Merrimac Monitor battle, remains noted as a famed veteran.
A survey traces Montana’s historiography from Lewis and Clark to Miller and Sanders, noting earlier works' flaws and gaps. It argues for a monumental, well sequenced history that reflects Montana’s national significance from pioneer days to modern times, with strong emphasis on verifiable data and notable figures.
Neihart a thriving Montana mining camp near the Little Belt range prides itself on five years without a misdemeanor arrest, no local peace officer, and a strong Liberty Loan record four times over. The town hosts an active Red Cross chapter, rich silver and lead mines, and rising copper potential. It serves summer visitors and as a Park to Park route terminus with Great Northern rail service and a history of major mines and plans to reopen large-scale mining.
Montana game warden Jake L. DeHart explains conflicts between state and federal migratory laws for waterfowl hunting. The state sets a 20 duck daily limit and a 10 gauge gun rule, prohibits power boats and aircraft, allows rowboats and blinds, and requires shoulder-fired guns. The guide notes season dates differ, and some species receive extended protections under federal rules through 1920.
England plans to raise 900 million bushels of potatoes this year, about three times the per capita output in the United States, indicating room to expand potato farming here. The speaker notes significant potential for U.S. growers to increase production before reaching limits.
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