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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a person named Mr. Business Man taunting rivals with a garbled phrase. No clear date, place, or event is readable, leaving the item as a vague business figure remark without verifiable details.
Los Angeles officers enforce a new rule banning the drive and hug method with one hand on the wheel and the other around a woman's waist. Drivers spotted with such behavior receive a tag as if parked by a hydrant. one activist objected that he needs one hand to drive.
The Bureau of Chemistry warns against using galvanized iron buckets for preserves jellies cider or other fruit juices. Zinc from galvanizing can permeate contents causing unpleasant taste and sudden illness. Experiments show contamination in lemonade milk carbonated water and even distilled water held overnight in galvanized containers.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as the ideal purgative. It claims strong action for robust adults yet mild enough for children, providing an agreeable bowel movement without griping and noting easy pleasant administration.
Public notices from Montana state agriculture set a 2 cent per bushel maximum for receiving elevating weighing and immediate delivery of identical grain in licensed grain elevators. Immediate delivery defined as not less than 48 hours and up to 72 hours for special bin assembly. Flax capped at 5 cents per bushel with additional storage and delivery terms. Patrons urged to obtain storage tickets and not hold scale tickets. Disputes to be resolved by submitting grain samples to state inspectors in Great Falls or Bozeman.
The article discusses how men eighty and older differ from the robust stereotype and notes that even middle aged men may overeat or eat the wrong foods causing indigestion. It suggests Chamberlain's Tablets can aid digestion and promote a healthy stomach, enabling a man to live to a ripe old age.
A large auction sale is planned at the J C Kuhn ranch on Thursday the 27th with a wide assortment of items offered to bidders. The event draws local residents and interested buyers from surrounding areas.
The uniform success in relief of bowel complaints with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it nearly universal, with no rival and no equal known to users.
Two northern explorers reminisce about historic cold snaps. One recalls 1911 near Baffin Bay where a man could slide downstairs by tossing water from a window. The other boasts that in Greenland summer heat required a fire under a cow to keep it from making ice cream.
Albert Blaser of Milltown Montana requests help locating Anna Blaser last seen on August 14. He asks anyone with information to notify him.
The Fremont Nebraska Tribune quotes a Chicago Tribune line stating demagogues cannot offer workable plans for farmers. It notes many pretend to overthrow major parties yet none propose practical relief, labeling them destructionists rather than builders.
On the Massachusetts coast the three centuries since 14 fishermen and farmers founded a settlement that became Gloucester and its famed north shore fishing ports. The era recalls 1623 with contemporaneous events: Shakespeare and Cervantes dead seven years, Charles I awaiting ascent to the throne, Richelieu poised to become minister, and France’s Huguenot rising small at 30 months old.
A barn dance is scheduled at Dengels a week from Saturday inviting community members to enjoy music and dancing in a social event at the venue.
A national buffalo preserve is proposed to enclose about 150 square miles adjacent to Glacier National Park east of the Rockies and north to the Canadian boundary. The plan follows a congressional committee tour of nearby park lands amid renewed interest in restoring the great buffalo range once favored by Indigenous peoples and cattlemen.
Mrs Brown and John discuss parliamentary rule as a ten dollar bill laid on the table goes missing. The exchange notes that once placed on the table a bill is seldom heard of again, reflecting procedural humor about legislative etiquette.
Classified ad offers a used Malleable six hole range in good shape for sale. Listed by MRS T A Cameron.
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