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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
4
The Ismay Journal lists subscription prices payable in advance with one year and six months options and a rate of 2.00 dollars for one year and 1.25 dollars for six months. Advertising rates are provided on application.
Department of the Interior notice announces Marcus H Heldman of Ismay Montana filing for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on North Hall Section 34 Township 8N Range 55E M P Meridian. Proof required before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes Ismay Montana on June 16 1913 with witnesses Clyde R Burrell Michaele Lynch Mary Turetsch Albert Roberts all of Ismay Montana. A Kircher Register.
Notice is given that Fredrick J. Wacket of Westmore Montana has filed for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim to Section 24 Township 7X Range 5E Montana. The hearing before U S Commissioner at Plevna on June 18 1913 will include witnesses John Leischner D J Leischner Adam Seiler Fred Livingood. A Kircher Register
Mrs Fann Cameron of Duluth Minnesota heir to Wm Stretch deceased files for final three year proof to establish claim on homestead parcel in Miles City district Montana Serial 012115 Lots 1 2 3 4 84 NEIG S1S NW Section 2 Township 5N Range 46M MPM Meridian before Leon Hayes US Commissioner Ismay Montana June 11 1913 with Mackenzie Burns Jordan of MacKenzie and Fulton of Ismay noted as witnesses
John N. Walling of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on section 24 township 9N range 64m M P Meridian. The hearing will be before Leon C. Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on July 1 1913. Accompanying witnesses include M Wilson Chester Wilson John Lackner and Gus Neimann all of Ismay. A Kireber Register.
Carl A. Anderson of Plevna Montana files notice of intent for homestead on section 28 township 7 north range 57 high M P Meridian. Hearing before Conser U S Commissioner at Plevna on July 3 1913. Witnesses Henry A Thayer Fred R Livingood Clyde Ettles all of Westmore Montana Wallace R Ettles of Plevna Montana. A Kirch er Register.
Representative Oscar W. Underwood frames a tariff bill as part of a broader shift in policy. The article outlines proposed changes, political dynamics, and potential impacts on industries and trade.
Charles A. Farwell of the Louisiana Cane Growers Association argues free sugar now would harm producers but three years of free sugar would ruin the legitimate US sugar industry. He predictstariff revision will bring little disruption while a tariff cut would devastate Louisiana growers and impact consumers.
George W. Perkins president of the Cigarmakers International Union asserts that the present tobacco schedule remains intact and expects no major business disturbance. He believes tariff revision downward will strengthen commercial interests, though he doubts it will significantly lower the cost of living.
M. FB. Blanchard, director of the New England Fish Ex, warns that salt fish men will face bankruptcy or must relocate to Newfoundland or Nova Scotia. He notes the tariff will indirectly affect the fresh fish sector but will impact the entire salt fish industry and related trades.
Courtenay Walter Bennett British Consul General in New York says UTSIDERS will watch tariff changes with interest. He notes big businesses have grown behind a high tariff barrier and predictions suggest firms may feel the impact when it is removed.
Erwin P Chaffee of Westmore Mont who filed June 3 1908 for NEIY Section 20 Township 8N Range 57k MP Meridian will present final three year proof to establish his claim before C C Conser U S Commissioner at Plevna Mont on June 16 1913 Witnesses include Charles Chester Aaron Thompson Charles Swendiman and George Chaffee all of Westmore Mont Proof made under Act June 6 1912 A Kircher Register.
A town meeting to aid the poor ends with a bemused German member proposing that everyone stand and give three cheers for the poor. After lengthy speeches and resolutions nothing concrete is decided.
William T. Hornaday of the New York Zoological Park endorses tariff legislation to protect American birds. He notes a prior failed attempt, but cites recent state laws and bird preserves as groundwork for a practicable measure.
Great harm by George W. Wickersham former Attorney General argues against tariff cuts on sugar. He says lawmakers show no valid reason for a temporary sugar tariff decrease and that the idea it would help consumers is fallacious and absurd.
An exposé on tariff policy argues that all materials used in shoe manufacturing should be duty free. The author contends foreign inputs like shoe findings and cotton linings escape duties abroad, giving foreign manufacturers an advantage over American makers.
Associate editor of the American Agriculturist argues that downward revision will abolish cattle famine risk without harming breeders. He says free corn won’t help farmers since export needs drive policy and Canada’s crop is insignificant beside the United States. Our wheat is equal to or cheaper than Canadian wheat.
CLAUS A SPRECKELS of Federal Sugar Refining Company urges tariff revision to place sugar on the free list claiming American consumers would save at least 135 million dollars annually. He says reducing the duty on raw sugar would benefit the public.
A Judge recalls a missing memory of a musical piece played by Miss What s Her Name at a Thingerings event. The backstory hints at a moment of recollection tied to a performance and a lyric rhythm.
Robert E. Mandell Wool Dealer warns that the HID free wool tariff will have a far reaching effect beyond current predictions. No one can yet tell the full consequences for markets and domestic wool prices.
Henry Wallace promotes usefulness as core of friendship. Cleaning windows with vinegar and water yields brighter surfaces that remain cleaner longer. Polish with a soft linen cloth in the usual fashion.
Swansea stands as the chief seat of the copper smelting trade in Great Britain with numerous works within four miles providing employment to over 30 000 people.
A simple gardening tip suggests adding a few drops of ammonia to plant water once a week to accelerate growth. Use luke warm water, not colder than the surrounding air, when watering.
A proverb-like note contrasts a man who makes others laugh with the isolation of one left to go alone, suggesting social ease and companionship are valued traits.
The piece notes that stage money, worthless offstage currency, was reputedly created by David Garrick in the eighteenth century to resemble real money. It adds that Shakespearean times saw little money used among actors due to general scarcity.
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