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Ismay Describes County Division Proposal and Procedures
Ismay advocates creating new counties by popular vote under a local option approach. He argues the law aims to involve all voters, not a few, with primaries at each precinct and delegates forming a convention to decide on the lines. If the majority supports division, delegates circulate petitions in their precincts for a fair process.
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Ismay
Kor
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Boys swim memory in Fallon creek and New life in Baker
John McKenzie and Felix Gray recall a warm Sunday dip in Fallon creek with boys play by the water. The scene shifts to Baker where a life saving station nears completion on the north shore of Little Baker lake, amid broader notes of local panic and crops thriving.
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John McKenzie
Felix Gray
Johnnie
Fels
Felix
John
Fallon Creek
Little Baker Lake
Baker
Isolated Tract Public Land Sale Notice Miles City 1911
Notice announces a public sale of land in Montana by the U S Land Office at Miles City on July 1 1911 at 10 am for parcel N2 NEY Section 32 Township 11N Range 57E. Adverse claimants must file by sale time. A Kirch er Register. Also notices final proof hearing July 22 1911 for Lou K Hayes Ismay Montana with witnesses named Fisher Jacobson Richards Larseng and Mildred.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Congress
T. TN
A. Kircher
Register
U. S
Mont
Lou K. Hayes
Ismay
Mily
Ney
M. Pp
Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
U.S
William Fisher
Christ Jacobson
Rosa H Richards
Albert Larseng Mildred
Grain hopes rise as Montana farmers forecast record crop
The Baker Sentinel reports Montana on the brink of its finest crop, with grain experts predicting yields 30 percent higher than last year. Heavy rains across Custer County boost optimism, while farmers like Frank Bunn note rapid corn growth. The piece blends local weather cheer with a tongue in cheek plea to readers to stay hopeful and kind.
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Montana
Custer County
Frank Bunn
Westmore
Frank
Baker Sentinel
Hunter
Baker
Ismay
Bro. Lowry
Bro. Dierkman
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Geo. W. Farr
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UOS Land Ofiees
Onlices
Tisor & McKinnon
Miles
Miles City, Mont
C. H. Grote
Asenes
Miles City Steam Laundry
C. H. Doolittle
HAP
H.C. Plimpton
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Midland Coal & Lbr.’Co
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John and
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Feerthing
C. Jacobson
Minneapolis Threshers
Universal Gas Tractors
Earlingburt Mercantile Co
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