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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
4
An afflicted woman explains why she left her husband while the husband recalls the era of patent medicine lists. The piece uses medical rhetoric to frame personal guilt and accountability in domestic strain.
A school attendance officer recalls a woman threatened to throw hot water in his face during a truancy case. The stipendiary magistrate admonished the defendant warning against such actions and suggested she could heap coal of fire on the child if desired.
Charles N. Weider of Ismay Montana filed a notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on the land described in Entry No. 4963 Serial No. 03059. The hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C. Hayes will be held March 4 1913 in Ismay Montana. Witnesses named are Christ Carlson Carl Rost Claude T Holmes and Claude B Stickey all residents of Ismay.
Calvin L. Dow of Marsh Montana filed for homestead on March 15 1913 at the Miles City Land Office. Witnesses named R P Bossert F G Buckley N J Hog mire and R W Wogmire all of Marsh Montana. Register A Kircher oversees the matter.
Reinholt P. Bossert of Marsh Montana filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim on the lands described in Lot 1 2 3 4 NWy EX SWy Section 18 Township 12N Range 55 M P Meridian before the Miles City Montana land office on March 15 1913. Witnesses named are F G Buckley N B Hogmire R W Hogmire and Calvin L Dow all of Marsh.
Notice of intention to make three year proof for a homestead claim filed by Emmett Jordan of Ismay Montana to establish rights to the E4 NW whe NEY EY sw w% sek Section 30 Township GN Range SUE M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Leon A Hayes on the 13th day of Claimant witnesses Clem ent Renan William Fulton Charles Burns Matt Monroe all of Ismay Montana Act June 22 1910 A IXYROHER Register
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated January 24 1913 states Peter M Poulsen of Ismay Montana filed to make five land entries. Poulsen previously held a 1907 homestead for lots 3 and 4 and a 1910 entry for lot 2 in section 6 township 1 north range 55 east M P Meridian. He will present proof before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay on March 4 with witnesses William Fisher Joseph J Madsen John Bacon and John D Foster of Ismay Montana.
A dialogue snippet shows a couple debating allowance worries. The woman expresses hope, and the man urges calm, arguing there is no need to fret over what cannot be helped as life unfolds. The exchange captures a matter of daily tension with a philosophical undertone.
Notice is published by the Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Miles City Montana. Claud S Babcock of Mizpah Montana filed to prove up a five year claim on his homestead entry dated March 26 1908 for the N4 sEl Wig SEM SEY sw Section 6 Township 6y Range 2E M P Meridian before the Register and Receiver on the 12th day of John L Selway Byron Cummings Mary E Murphy Frank Stephenson all of Mizpah Montana.
Department of the Interior notice states Alfred T. Wright of Ismay Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim for 844 NEY, SEY lot 2, Section 30, Township 9N Range 56E M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Lean C Hayes on March 4 1913. Wright names witnesses Ned B R Kiggleston Guy L Stickney George G Green and Claude T Holmes of Ismay Montana.
Elizabeth J. Coon of Westmore Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish her homestead claim for section 4 action 34 township 10 north range 56 east Mount M P Meridian. The proceedings occur before Leon C. Hayes U.S. Commissioner at Ismay Montana on March 4 1913. Witnesses named Thomas J. Riley Bert B. Jones Willard C. Hoffman Hans Larson all residents of Ismay.
Peter Schluter of Ismay Montana, holder of 1908 and 1909 homestead entries in section 2 township 8 north range 55 east M P, filed a notice on March 22 1913 witnessed by Charles Dickson Marcus Bookmeyer Andrew Espey and William D Spear before Leon C Hayes U S Register.
Department of the Interior Miles City Montana reports Carey of Ismay Montana filed intent to make final homestead settlement for Ng Section 22 Township 8N Range 545 M P, with U S Commissioner C Hayes signing on February 27. Claimant names witnesses Tarnest Burcham Theodore Schue Thomas E Holland Joseph Noll all of Ismay.
Matthew B. Frost of Ismay Montana files notice of intent to make three year proof to establish his claim on Swix Section 23 Township 9N Range 535 M P Merid in Ismay before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes on February 27 Witnesses named Allen L Grinnell Oscar Brackett Robert Striker and John Striker all of Ismay
Department of the Interior announces that Robert Striker of Ismay Montana filed a three year proof to establish a claim on N44 Section 10 Township 9N Range 535MP Meridian with U S Hayes as commissioner in Ismay on the 20th day of [year]. Witnesses named Ford O Brittenham William O Smith M B Frost Leif C Young, all of Ismay Montana.
The Duke of Wellington asked painter Jacques Louis David to paint his portrait, citing his interest in Napoleon’s image. David replied he only paints historical figures.
Floating gardens natural and artificial flourish worldwide aiding flood regions. Kashmir and Xochimilco famed for chi nampas. Rafts on Mississippi and Red River show massive floating accumulations later removed by authorities. A 1892 Atlantic island drifted 1000 miles with 30 foot trees.
The elder Dumas came to his son’s home near Dieppe to lay his bones in the house and lay down for the last time. He asked to see how much money was in his waistcoat, discovering only 20 francs, and quipped about being called a spendthrift.
A reminiscence quotes Maurice Dreyfus asserting he arrived in Paris with twenty francs and still holds it. The note contrasts extravagance with claimed frugality, presenting a reflective account of early finances and self-perception.
The Begova mosque in Sarajevo is noted as Europe's largest after Constantinople and Selim’s mosque in Adrianople. In its courtyard a old stone with a groove the length of a Turkish ell is tied to a tale of pashas and false measures. Nearby legends recount the tombs of seven holy dervishes beheaded for theft, their heads tucked under arms as they walked to the mosque.
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