Priess Files for Final Commutation Proof at Ismay MT
Fred A. Priess of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make Final Commutation Proof for his September 9 1908 Homestead Entry 0968 in section 8 township 9 north range 56 east M P Meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay on February 17 1912 with witnesses Burt Curtice Claude B Stickney N A Shipman and G L Stickney all of Ismay. A Kirch er Register.
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Department of the Interiol
U.S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Fred A. Priess
Ismay
M. P. Meridian
Leon C. Hayes
U. S
Burt Curtice
Claude B. Stickney
N. A. Shipman
G. L. Stickney
Ismay, Montana
Royal Tove Drama Debuts At Gira Theater
A Berliner Tageblatt note highlights a new work titled Royal Tove seen recently at the Gira Theater. The drama is attributed to Baron Ros, said to descend from the line of famed Shakespearean figures Kranz and Guildenstern, drawing attention for its literary value and quirky public reception.
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Sillacen
Gira Theater
Baron ‘Ros
Ofsftonenkranz and
Guildenstern
Neglected Utopia in Australia Draws Reformers' Ideas
Detroit Free Press notes Australia, once hailed as a paradise of reform, is poorly pursued by seekers of happiness despite offering plans and exports to improve other lands. The piece questions why the utopian vision remains untapped.
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Eby
Australia
Detroit Free Press
True Honesty and Self Fairness Quoted by Bayliss
Clara K Bayliss defines honesty as more than financial integrity it encompasses self honesty and fair dealing with oneself not letting prejudices govern judgments She argues honesty includes scrutinizing one s own conduct and holding oneself to account.
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Clara K. Bayliss
The Way Out
A mother tries to instill a sense of duty in her two children and confronts the daunting task of guiding them. Her three year old Frances blurts out a stark reply, asking to be shot rather than made good, illustrating a child’s raw fear and longing for escape.
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Frances
Everybody’s
The Determination to Do
The longer I live I am convinced that energy invincible determination shapes men and moves the powerful from weak to strong. A formed purpose faces death or victory.
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Fowell Buxton
Profitable Giving Quotations From King Stanislas
A short arch quote reflects on charity and courage in giving beyond one’s means. It questions gratitude for acts of generosity and the virtue of sharing from abundance without expecting thanks. The words echo moral guidance on benevolence and selflessness.
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Stanislas of
Poland
The Duty of Art by Robert Louis Stevenson
A compact quotation on art’s role to delight and guide readers. Stevenson argues that every joyful word image or tune gives pleasure and sustains healthful living, calling art a steady source of uplifting influence for the reader.
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R. L. Stevenson
Phrase on language mastery and control
A sharp quotation contrasts speakers praised for fluency with the idea that language can master its user. It likens a forceful command of words to a horse running away, suggesting some talkers are controlled by their language rather than controlling it.
Signs of the Times and a Platonic Dilemma
A brief quip notes a young lady next door has a beau and her insistence on platonic affection. The speaker counters with a nudge to seek something cheap to purchase such as clocks, hinting at a humorous idle gossip item in a local column.
Ideal Living Through Striving for a Higher Aim
A quotation from James Allen emphasizes that inner action shapes life. It urges recognizing an ideal and pursuing it to change circumstances, noting that progress comes from inner striving rather than remaining stagnant.
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James Allen
Be Ready for Opportunity
The quote from Ovid urges constant readiness for chances, noting opportunity hides in unpredictable moments and in unexpected places where a trap or lure may attract a catch. It emphasizes vigilance and prepared action.
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Ovid
Resolve and Resolve: A Man’s Determination to Succeed
Quote from John Todd on steady effort and grit. The message urges steadfast grappling with challenges, no flinching or faltering, to achieve any goal through willpower and resolve.
Reform Wave Threatens Party Unity Says Platform Plank Needed
A fragment quotes a Baltimore American line warning the party will split under a reform wave unless a protective plank is added to the platform. The remark likens the move to a gangplank aiding the group.
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Baltimore
Moment of crowd confronts a roaming fugitive at the station
A tense crowd pursued a suspect who was forced to flee toward the station before authorities cleared the scene. The Boston Journal notes the incident as an early 20th century street confrontation ending with police intervention.
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Paniong
Ruékless
Boston Journal
Claim the Oldest Language of Basques Shrouded Legend
Basque people claim their language is the world oldest and once spoken by Adam and Eve in Eden. They say it resembles certain North American dialects and is the hardest to learn. A native legend says the devil lived among Basques seven years and learned only two words bal and ez which he forgot soon after leaving.
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Garden of Eden
Quinine Prices Then and Now Cited in Hustler Note
The Madisonville Hustler comments on quinine price changes from about five dollars an ounce to about one tenth that amount. It notes old uses to mask the bitter taste with syrup baked apples slippery elm and other wrappers and discusses broad price shifts over the years.
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Madisonville
Timber Industry Expands In Caucasus Forests
The Caucasus rich forests offer future development potential while coastal walnut and boxwood woods have been fully exploited. Two lumber mills, at Poti and Sukhum-Kalee, dominate current lumbering activity.
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Caucasus
Poti
Sukhum-Kalee
New Excuse for Husbands Comes From New York Tribune
A humorous note from the New York Tribune suggests husbands who linger abroad and misplace domestic duties may plead etheral asphyxia the cause of their absence. The gag implies a playful take on home life and excuses.
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New York Tribune
Ohio teacher derides founding documents for style
An Ohio schoolteacher criticizes the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution as lacking literary style. He argues it would be a risk to trust him with Genesis or the Gettysburg Address.
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Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fish Vocal Organs and the Drum Fish Echoes
The article notes fishes with vocal organs, highlighting the drum fish famed for its deep booming sound. It is found along the Atlantic coast from Massachusetts to Florida and can produce noise at will.
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Atlantic
Massachusetts
Florida
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