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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
2
The Lewistown Chamber of Commerce urged Governor Stewart to take drastic measures against I W W and similar disloyal groups. Washington has moved to suppress them. Montana's hotbed is Butte with broader presence in lumber districts. Officials blame the organization for copper mine shutdowns and wartime production disruptions.
The article notes that rain is common during fair week, but this year may be drier or otherwise different. It discusses weather expectations and potential impacts on events planned around the fair, with local forecasts and community interest.
Swedish Americans reject any royal aid to Germany, stressing loyalty to the land of their adoption and warning against alignment with Germany amid war.
Farmers remain determined after a poor crop year with substantial wheat sown in stubble. They urge prompt soil work to improve ground for fall plowing and plan to raise acreage significantly.
Department of the Interior announces Chauncey Fuller of Darrel Montana filing to prove three year proof on April 16 1914 entry No aa for aw Sch Sec 22 and March 1915 entry No 031366 for whaw Sec 8 sw Sec 16 Twp 12 N 24 E Montana Meridian before W G Jarrett Roundup Montana October 15 1917. Witnesses: Charles J Fuller Nels Jas William Smith Beverly McMahon all of Darrel Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Pub Sept 13.
For sale a very gentle thorough-bred Jersey cow and a nine months old heifer calf. Seller signs as SIGVELAND from Novary, with the address 3321.
Board of Trustees of School District No 185 Fergus County Montana will sell five hundred dollar coupon bonds totaling two thousand five hundred dollars on October 25 1917 at Becket. Bonds bear interest up to 6 percent payable yearly mature in ten years redeemable in twenty years. Minimum bid at par with bid security of 125.60. Bids to clerk Amos Snyder S Kun o Maddox trustees. First publication Sept 13 last Oct 11.
A gold watch, Waltham open face, is missing between Grass Range and Leo Deiziger's ranch. A $5 reward is offered. Claimant: Albert Jennings.
Milk cows steers and calves available at A R Goodes ranch one mile east of Drylanders school house Also wearing pigs Prices reasonable if taken at once Old papers at this office
Trustees of Fergus County School District No. 118 announce a September 10, 1917 sale of twelve 100 dollar bonds totaling 1200 with 6 percent interest for ten years and redeemable in five years. Bonds fund a new school site and building. bids must meet par value, with a 60 dollar certified check.
Notice declares a September 24 1917 special election in Grass Range Montana to decide granting a twenty year telephone franchise to J O Burt. Voting places are J B Barnes office in Ward One and Moose Hall in Ward Two with polls open eight am to six pm. J C Robinson Jr town clerk.
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