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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
1
Report shows specie 7856.10 legal tender notes 2010.00 redemption fund 0 total assets 190125.32 liabilities capital stock 79538.49 surplus fund 0 undivided profits 0 deposits 13604.67 time certs 41227.0 totals and statements sworn by Cashier C C Ayers on February 10 1913 with directors attested by notary J S Prindle.
Department of the Interior U7 Land Office at Miles City Montana. Peter Schluter of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to prove up three years on homestead entries No 03289 for SE 1 4 and No 0509 for SW 1 4 Section 2 Township 8 North Range 55 East MP Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes Ismay Montana on March 22 1913. Witnesses Charles Dickson Marcus Bookmerger Andrew Espey William D Spear all of Ismay Montana. A Kircher Register.
Department of the Interior notices Robert Striker of Ismay Montana intends to make three year proof to establish a land claim in NY Section 10 Township 9N Range 535 MP Meridian. The proof will be before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on March 20 1913. Witnesses: Ford O Brittenham William O Smith M B Frost Leif C Young all of Ismay. A Kircher Register.
Experts describe how the earth’s crust bows under gravitational pull from heavenly bodies and how tidal seas alter shore positions. Observers note that seas like the Irish and English coasts converge slightly at high tides, with Liverpool and Dublin moving toward each other by about an inch per sixteen miles.
A compact reflection notes that a man ruined by prosperity might be ruined by other causes. it argues that the work a man enjoys is often done by someone else and absent opportunity alters fulfillment.
A Lowlander visits London and returns, recounting how he felt his own insignificance impressed him most. In another piece, Miss Dubbkins Marietta rejects Reginald Wimbleton’s marriage proposal, noting she will marry him herself to save his nerves.
In a dialogue from the Chicago Record-Herald an organizer delays Mr Badgerton by telling the chief clerk to keep him in the anteroom for about forty five minutes. The delay signals a cautious stance toward a large proposition while preserving status.
A light comic brief from Town Topics notes a character called Pokus laments unreciprocated affection after a failed romantic pursuit. The gag hinges on a pun about gifts not returned, with the phrase Nothing Doing at All capturing the humorous tone.
A reflective line hints at how some men speak in sleep because waking life affords them little chance to share truths. The remark suggests solitude, vulnerability, and the thin boundary between dream and reality.
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