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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
3
Community news lists the Kyte sale in town Saturday 23 and other listings. Local meetings, dental work trips, cattle shipments, and visits by residents are noted with dates and places, plus reports on a courtroom hearing and a car accident near Forest Grove.
The high school resumes its routine with strong prospects. A Boosters club formed with officers President Victor Koenitz Vice President Abner McClimans Secretary Walter Joslin and Treasurer Stephen Hanson. Manual training adds swings but tools still scarce while two workers can be accommodated. Students begin soft wood projects in first year and hard wood in second year. Intermediate class seats 34, crowding expected, with new seats arriving. Absentees due to colds persist as fourth grade holds a reading demonstration led by Miss Knoble for visiting teachers.
Last Friday evening Professors Davis and Lybecker were driving toward Winifred when their Ford rolled over on its four wheels. Davis suffered cuts and bruises to the head and neck, with the rim of his glasses driven into the skin. Lybecker was uninjured. they drove back the remainder of the car on Sunday.
The uniform success the remedy has had in relieving bowel complaints for children and adults makes it virtually without a rival. Every user knows it has no equal, and its popularity continues to grow.
A report notes Chandler touring for a seven passenger model at Grate Bank. The brief outlines a request or inquiry tied to vehicle needs and financial terms. No further details are provided in readable text.
Congressman Carl W. Riddick and Mrs. Riddick arrived in Miles City and will tour Montana, starting from Lewis town, to promote his U S senate bid. They plan to host prominent speakers including Theodore Roosevelt Jr., Hiram Johnson, Wesley Jones, Goodrich, and Allen.
President Harding vetoed the soldiers bonus bill. An attempt to override failed in the Senate by 44 ayes to 28 nays, four votes short of a two thirds majority.
A vintage ad extols Chamberlain's Tab lets as the purgative of choice. It claims they suit adults and children, offer an agreeable bowel movement, avoid griping, and are easy and pleasant to take.
A brief note states one heating in the Peninsular Range is in good condition and reasonably performing. No further details or context are provided.
Mrs Light announces a new store feature with a ready-to-wear ladies line and millinery offerings. The advertisement highlights fashionable apparel and hats for local shoppers, inviting visits to view the latest arrivals.
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