New Era in Sunday School Instruction Opens
Ismay adopts a graded religious education plan from ages four to twenty one with new weekly lessons and aims to meet spiritual needs at each development stage. The pastor invites parents to join next Sunday at ten o'clock in the school building. Also includes a humorous exchange from Harpers Weekly and a note on a writer who delivers the most knowledge with minimal time.
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Ismay
M,. E. Rockwell
County Conventions Nominate Full County Tickets
In county seat contests the Bull Moose party and Democrats held conventions. The Bull Moose named a full slate including State Senator J L Wilson and Sheriff Ben Levalley. Democrats nominated O C Cato for State Senator and James Ramsey for Clerk of Court among others. Delegates from Ismay included R L Anderson and Chas de Graffenreid as alternates.
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J. L. Wilson
James Ramsey
Thos. Butler
Pennel Creek Notes Harvest and Community Happenings
Harvest on Pennel creek near completion as school opens September 2 with Miss Minna Nabholsz as teacher. Zabel Bros start threshing at Dr. Lewis place. Fred Grats and sons finish a new school fence. Miss Veral Thistlewood visits Miss Bernice Jones in Miles City. Earl Gratz returns from Pow der river. B B Jones holds most of 450 acres in shock. Community events include a dance Aug 24 at Ismay and a bowery dance finale. Westmore Ladies Aid met Aug 14 in the Pennel creek bowery with attendees from Ismay.
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Burk Bros
Powder River
B. B. Jones
Pennel Creek
T. J. Riley
Jay King
Alva Hoffman
Warden
Ted Vandervort
Ismay
Westmore Ladies Aid
Pennel Creek Bowery
Thiele
Rockwell
North Cottonwood Notes on Harvest and Visits
Flax harvest and stacking progress as locals share time with relatives. Tom Pierce and wife from Wisconsin visited Ernest Burch and family. J M Baker spent three days aiding assessors. Mrs Theo Schye visits Wilson barn while Theo harvests nearby. Mrs Henry Beardsley hosted North Cottonwood girls for Elizabeth and Esther Baker birthdays on August 33rd with a party and refreshments.
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Tom Pierce
Wisconsin
Ernest Burcham
J. M. Baker
Baker
Theo. Schyé
Wilson Bnth
Theo
Henry Beardsley
North Cottonwood
Elizabeth
Esther
Birthday Wishes Mark Elizabeth and Esther's Day
Five o'clock saw the girls depart for their homes after a gathering in honor of Elizabeth and Esther. They extended warm wishes and many happy returns on the occasion.
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Jack Horner
Elizabeth
Esther
Hertz the Real Discoverer in Wireless Theory
The article argues Hertz first showed that electricity moves in measurable waves, laying the groundwork for wireless telegraphy. It credits Marconi with practical success in applying others' discoveries, while Hertz is named as the true originator of the underlying concept.
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Marconi
Hertz
Did Not Meet Death Says Widow on Husband’s Death
The fragmentary dialogue suggests a widow recounts her husband’s fate, noting he did not meet death as expected. the text hints at a traumatic incident where he was separated from family before a grim event could unfold.
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Ae “Bo
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