Ismay Journal Advert Rates and Publisher
The Ismay Journal published by Harry W. Wilson lists advertising rates and payment terms. It notes advance charges and main rates with application details for advertisers.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
4
The Ismay Journal published by Harry W. Wilson lists advertising rates and payment terms. It notes advance charges and main rates with application details for advertisers.
John Greenwood a rancher north of Roundup was swindled of 500 dollars in cash after a Kit Carson Wild West show routine. A three man Gypster team lured him with land offers then moved to shady deals in a tent, where a fake coupon pitch and staged notes led to the theft of 800 in a bank certificate and 800 cash, with 1600 total. The trio fled town before authorities learned details, hindering recovery prospects.
A driver recalls a neighborly tale of a thrifty wife who hunts for the cheapest eggs. After visiting several stalls with 16 cent signs, she finds a shop offering 15 cent eggs and buys half a dozen, only to learn the savings of 1 cent per egg would have mattered little.
Sherlock Holmes Jr debates a claim that a gray haired city figure is the country born greatest man. Dr Whatson questions the hint and Aaron deduces the contrast between rural origin and urban fame. The exchange plays on perception and clues.
Miss Mary Wilson travels to Baker to adjust boundaries for proposed new school districts carved from the northern and eastern Baker district. C. H. Wiley from Dennis orders Beaver Valley Telephone Co. stationery as it reorganizes among Carlie country farmers. FPF L Ash near Brackett's Butte spots an old she wolf and pup, chases them with horse and dog, and helps remove the carcass and scalp with M Harrison.
A suffrage leader uses a country tale about a boy who earns extra fruit by whistling while his brother picked. The sister protests, but the elder explains Willie did the work while the boy supplied the whistle.
The article surveys multiple origins for the word caucus. Proposals include a North American Indian term kaw kaw kas meaning to talk and to incite, a calkers meeting origin among Boston stockyard workers, a term of reproach for humble folk, and a calkers’ meeting place where politicians gathered.
Notice from the Miles City land office announces Lou K. Hayes of Ismay Montana intends to file final proof for a homestead entry 05679 in section 24 township 10n range 54e M P Meridian. The hearing will be before U S Commissioner Felix Zi Gray at Ismay Montana on July 22 1911 with witnesses William Fisher Jacobson Rosa I Richards Albert Larsen and Mildred Montana.
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