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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
1
A collection of letters and anecdotes from Ismay Journal readers discuss farming methods and soil moisture via summer fallowing, plus light guidance on marriage name retention. The pieces emphasize practical work, moral tone, and personal anecdotes about daily life in early 1910s Montana.
Dick Brown remains seriously ill while Miss Mabel Lawrence visits Sam Korkel’s home. Bitter weather and deep snow hinder news gathering as locals hope for a chinook. Bickle and Anderson drive snow plows to aid hungry cattle, while leap year bargains spark speculation and wary shoppers.
Baker Sentinel reports Hugh Hunter shipped WV gavs of sheep to the Musselshell country for winter feeding. O W Titus traversed Plemena with a snowplow and grain for a wintering flock about twenty miles south. Senator Borah indicates Congress may pass a three year homestead bill enabling entry men to prove final residence after three years. Cramped snippets include editor humor about Cristofali and a quip on spousal office participation.
A fragment discusses prudence in borrowing from a brother today to prevent tomorrow and cites Danish laws restricting automobiles from passing trolley cars faster than one mile per hour. It notes that many life troubles come from lack of discipline and effort.
A bank invites customers with assurance of absolute security and courteous service upon opening an account. The message emphasizes a welcoming experience and trustworthy handling of personal information.
The State of Montana to Samuel S. Irving Jr. You are summoned to appear before Justice J. K. Prindle in Ismay on February 6, 1912 at 1:00 PM to answer a complaint by M. M. and L. B. Clark for 298.45 dollars for goods furnished in 1911 with possible judgment by default and costs.
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