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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
4
B C Baldwin of Carloe declares his bid for County Commissioner subject to Republican county convention after being urged by East Side voters. March 1 1912.
Margaret Attebery of Terry Montana widow of Jasper Attebery filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish her claim to Homestead Entry No. 4083 for SE 4 Section 20 Township YN Range 561 MP Meridian. Before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner at Terry Montana on June 18 1912 witnesses Frank Cass Ad Crane Lon Fluss Gilbert Booth all of Ismay Mildred Montana and Kilcher Register.
Notice states the Board of School Trustees of School District No. 42 Custer County Montana will sell 1200 dollars of bonds at public auction June 20 1912 at 2 PM in Ismay to fund a new schoolhouse bonds bear interest up to 6 percent payable January 1 each year dated January 1 1912 bids require 5 percent certified check or cash deposit and the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids
Department of the Interior Miles City Montana May 22 1912 informs Samuel L Trigg Mildred Montana that James H Cook filed on May 7 1932 to contest and cancel his homestead entry No 0688 for EYse NW SEY SEXY NEW Sec 11 Township 11N Range 548 Montana Meridian alleging abandonment for over six months and no improvements. Respond within twenty days after the fourth publication and serve copy to the contestant with proof. Publication dates May 31 June 7 June 14 and June 21 1912.
Walter I Knodle is summoned by Justice J E Prindle in Custer County Montana to answer a civil suit by Earl E Gaines for 113.00 dollars plus costs. The action lists Mercantile Co and several service and merchandise charges from 1911 1912 and notes the defendant left the state without payment. The hearing is set for June 10 1912 at 2 PM at the justice court.
A damaged clipping quotes Daily Nas and Bacon reflecting distrust of cabinets and philosophy. The passage notes Europe and Ar r sa politics with lines about resignation and religion, underscoring skepticism toward government responses.
A police court defendant questions swearing when none to swear at. The piece urges focus on today’s work and steady progress, quoting Jeanne G. Pennington on faithful conduct in the arena of today.
A playful remark by a stenographer notes that when an unmarried woman around 26 or 27 has a birthday, relatives and married friends visit more to offer sympathy than genuine congratulations. The quip exposes social expectations and aging norms with humor.
The speaker, claiming keen imagination, argues this morning that no time has existed when a row of Xs in a letter could signify escalation. The remark frames a debate over symbolic meaning and communication clarity.
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