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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions robbery alleged by a suspect named Perking. Notes securing money, walking toward Springdale, then transportation and money found in snockets. Suspect searched at jail.
The article discusses feeding strategies for sheep to improve ewe condition during winter. It highlights the value of rough feeds like clover hay in rotation with other crops, notes that feed commodities lack market value, and provides specific rations per 100 pounds of liver weight for ewes in lamb with outcomes such as 16 to 25 pounds weight gain.
The American Red Cross forecasts five to six serious disasters in the United States in 1911 with storms fires floods earthquakes or explosions possible. The organization led by President Taft notes global relief work and cites past year disasters and totals in U S and foreign relief expenditures.
Montana tops western states in winter wheat acreage sown last fall with 287000 acres and Wyoming at 54000. The revised US Agriculture crop report shows total winter wheat area of 34485000 acres, up 828000 from last year. Conditions December 1 show Montana near Wyoming in quality and Sweet Grass County reports exceptional germination and stands.
The Ismay Journal serves Ismay and surrounding area with local news and community notices. Subscription is $2.00 per year.
A Montana delegation arrived in Washington to urge Secretary Ballinger and other officials to finish the Milk river irrigation project. They claim $5 million to $10 million more is needed, and say a $20 million追加 appropriation exists but requires adjudication of river rights, a process they say would delay eight to ten years and threaten the scheme.
The 1911 Hand Book of Dry Farming reports a complete account of the latest farming congress at Spokane and is described as a valuable reference for farmers. It is issued free to all who pay the one dollar membership in the congress.
Enterprising stock industry representatives form a temporary organization in Sweet Grass county. Officers elected include President H P Franklin and Secretary Treasurer Theodore D Tintinger. A nine member membership committee already has over seventy five names. A permanent body to be set Jan 7 1911 aims to protect stock interests, foster cooperation, and influence state land policy. Bakers Fire Company elects officers led by President W A Beck and promotes regular drills and attendance.
Michael J. Cudahy founder of the Cudahy meat packers left an estate valued at 11 million dollars, largely in personal property. The will creates a five year trust with an annuity for Catherine Cudahy and 10 thousand dollars yearly for each child after the widow’s annuity, plus gifts to several Chicago and Milwaukee institutions and other family allocations.
Edward J. Walrath of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish his claim to the S NW and KN SW sections in township 9 N range 65 B M P meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner F Z Gray at Ismay is set for January 16 1911 with witnesses Peter Schluter Charles Dickson Frank Cass and J E Prindle all of Ismay Montana. A Kirch er Register first published December 9 1910.
A contest affidavit by Earl Smith against John T. Nicholson for homestead serial No 05720 in Montana is filed. Notices require Nicholson to appear December 28, 1910, and final hearing set January 5, 1913, at Miles City and Ismay, with publication ordered due to lack of personal service. Record indicates Petersburg Wisconsin address. first publication December 2, 1940.
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