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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
4
B C Baldwin announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in Carlye on March 1 1912. He seeks direct representation for Eastern Custer County and notes many East Side voters urged him to run, pending Republican county convention decision.
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated May 8 1912 states Margaret Attebery widow of Jasper Attebery of Terry Montana has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish her homestead claim on the west half of section 20 township 9 north range 55 east. The hearing is set for June 18 1912 before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner at Terry Montana. Witnesses named are Frank Cassid Crane Lon Fluss Gilbert Booth and others. A Kirch er Register.
Notice of bond sale follows an April 6 1912 election authorizing $1200 in pon bonds to bear up to 6 percent interest. Sale set for June 20 1912 at Ismay Montana with bonds in $100 denominations and annual interest January 1. A 5 percent bid deposit required. board reserves right to reject all bids.
James H. Cook files May 7 1932 to contest Samuel L. Trigg entry 06898 for land in Mildred Montana. Allegations include abandonment over six months and no improvements. Hearing rights waived if answer not filed within twenty days after fourth publication June 21 1912.
The State of Montana to Walter Knodle defendant. Justice of the Peace in Custer County informs him to appear on Monday May 10 1912 at 2 pm to answer Earl E Gaines civil suit seeking 113.00 dollars for merchandise and services from Mercantile Co B W Moore Andrus Buskirk Dr Heldman and others. Defendant left state and if he fails judgment will be rendered for 113.00 dollars plus costs. Given May 6 1912.
The freedom of the city of London supposedly allows keeping pigs in St. James parish Piccadilly but the high land costs and sanitation objections make profitable pig farming impractical in that area.
A historical description explains the Chinese salutation by clasping the left hand with the right and waving it up and down while bowing deeply. It notes that higher respect may be shown by bowing very low and swinging the clasped hands forwards and backwards.
A concise reflection equates music to architecture transposed into time. It notes music blends deep feeling with a rigorous mathematical intelligence guiding expression.
A quote from As It Is Today notes that a child with enough intelligence to understand aims may see a parent as an intolerable nuisance. The remark reflects a skeptical view of parental authority and social norms.
A moral admonition urges immediate silence when sensing personal anger to prevent bitterness and lasting anguish. It emphasizes cooling the blood before speaking to avoid regrettable conflicts.
A New York Ledger quip notes a morning sunrise exchange among residents. One observer asks about the sunrise, another admits he is always in bed before sunrise, capturing light humor of urban life.
A mother dismisses her inquisitive child by telling him to stand aside as a gentleman aims to take a lady's picture. The child asks why the man wants to photograph her. The brief exchange reflects social manners and curiosity in daily life.
In a quiet exchange Patience remarks that a small sin of indigo could tint a great amount of water, while Patrice wonders if the unusually blue milk explains the color. The line hints at curiosity and moral undertones in a rural setting.
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