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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1909
Page
8
The Ismay paper is listed with J A McKinley as editor and L A Conser as local manager. Subscriptions cost 22 dollars in advance and 1.25 for advertising rates on application. The Ismay issue was entered as second class matter May 19, 1908 at the Ismay Montana post office.
Ekalaka reports a flurry of visits and business from Baker to Redfield era locals. Prof Deranleau tunes pianos while several residents and traders arrive or depart to pursue homesteads and land near Mildred. A young girl breaks her collar bone on school grounds as cowboys perform bronco twisting with little harm.
Mildred and Wail note Buckley arrived from Cabin with 88 car and 3 rigs this month. Clark bought a fine horse from acket this week. Peterson and B Gilson of Jolie II arrived with cars and are serious about purchases.
Opining and Cabin Creek residents are noted with Joe Thompson at J. D. Johnsons Charlie Clements at Buckley ranch Henry Kramer buys Lund Ranch near Sallon Matilda at Lund ranch on Cabin Creek Mrs Henry Kramer and Captain Barker stay in Glendive Bert McCracken returns from Texas James Whaley on his homestead at the Flat Stay with it Jim J D Johnson and William Foght spring fencing Mr and Mrs Matteson welcome a daughter born a few days ago in Miles City Mrs Samuel W Kingsmore of Columbia visits her mother at the Spring Creek Ranch I I Cameron couple sell out to return to England and be missed locally.
The text describes nature as a housekeeper sweeping away leaves and icicles, cleaning every corner, and laying a new emerald carpet. After ceaseless cleansing, nature invites birds to visit for the summer, with invitations sent in March and accepted through May.
Trade conditions show hesitation for long term commitments as tariff debates in Washington continue. Business confidence rises with a firm securities market and lower money rates, while agricultural sectors strengthen due to favorable crop prospects and higher grain prices. Domestic wheat and corn markets rise on cash value gains and firmer export demand, with government winter wheat reports anticipated next week. Liabilities from March commercial failures total 13.7 million dollars, led by manufacturing and trading sectors, with 218 U.S. failures and 32 in Canada this week.
Bradstreet’s notes a cautious tone across the country with improving retail demand and Easter trade, while wholesale demand remains between seasons. Wheat leads gains with new highs for the season. corn and oats rise but less sharply, and winter wheat outlook remains uncertain amid dry Texas conditions and reports of possible winter killing.
Division Superintendent B O Johnson and Roadmaster W P Munn lead a cross state inspection tour of a bridge and building. Alfred Wright elected school district 5 trustee succeeding E B McCaslin. Geo P Gipson resigns as clerk, A O Gullidge appointed. Social Ladies club at Mrs J W Drummond marks Mrs Alfred Wright's 19th anniversary with piano solos. next meeting at Mrs D L Foster's on April 21. Fire through Terry gallery followed by Milwaukee boxcar blaze near the depot. S E Joubert suffers leg injury from a mule kick on his Fallon ranch. friends hope for a swift recovery.
A historical reflection on envy within minds that feed on virtue or vice. The text argues that those lacking virtue in themselves envy others, seeking to depress another's fortune when their own hopes fail. It notes envious activists pry into others' matters, misdirected by personal insecurity.
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