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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
1
Trade continues at a large volume with upward price pressure. Cotton rises above ten cents as outside demand grows and rain shortages in Texas boost sentiment. Wheat climbs despite selling, while breadstuff shipments mark a March low. US and Canada failures show a dip year over year in overall counts.
A rhythmic ode tracing Romany travels across the world from sea to shore. It links the gypsy blood to roaming life with vivid, moving imagery of sea, wind, and horizons. The speaker evokes enduring routes, setting, and the pull of distant lands.
The Eleventh legislative assembly enacted standards for teachers including six year life diplomas, non-resident exclusion, and require graduates of state normals or universities with 18 months experience. County exams occur four times yearly with four certificate grades and varying validities. Minimums include an 80 percent general average and 70 percent in each branch, with state endorsements limited to in-state graduates.
On Saturday afternoon the Ekelaka Eagle office suffered a small blaze during remodeling. The origin remains unknown and damaged stock and furniture are reported. Total loss estimated around 500 dollars as the press laments the setback and extends condolences to editor Dahl.
Dun's notes irregular crop and industrial reports with slightly stronger wholesale trade in good weather zones. Cold and drought hinder spring seeding in the Northwest and Texas. winter wheat lags but advances. high winds and poor rainfall depress many states while the South expects acreage gains as prices for wheat and food products rise.
Montana's 1909 session enacts measures for commission merchants handling farm produce, penalties for illegal possession of horses and livestock, and shipment contract rules. Key provisions require receipts to consignors, reporting of sales, and penalties up to 500 dollars or six months. It also outlaws taking up animals without owner consent and voids restrictive loss notices in livestock contracts.
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