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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
4
The Ismay Journal lists advertising rates available on request. The notice indicates standard spaces and pricing are offered to local businesses and individuals seeking publication in the paper.
Charles McKay of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish a claim on the NE half of Section 20 Township 9N Range 56H MP Meridian. The filing is before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay on July 26 1913 with witnesses David Bickle Chas deGraffenreid Frank Cass John D Foster and A Kircher listed.
Notice states that under entry No 3818 for Section 20 Township 9 North Range 9 West M P Meridian a proof will be made to establish the claim before Leon A Tayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on July 20 1913. Names listed include id Bickle Charles deGraffennes Frank Cass and John D Foster all of Ismay Montana.
John N. Walling of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described as Sw section 24 township 9 North range meridian before Leon C. Hayes US Commissioner at Timay Montana on July 1 191%. Witnesses are John M Wilson Chester Wilson John Lackner and Gus Xermann all residents of Ismay Montana.
Notice from the U S Land Office Miles City Montana dated May 24 1913 states Carl A Anderson of Plevna Montana filed intent to establish a homestead on November 19 1900 under Serial OG584 for Nt Section 28 Township 7N Range 57 M Pr Meridian before C Conser U S Commissioner at Plevna on July 3 with witnesses Jenny A Thayer Fred R Livingood Clyde Ettles Wallace R Ettles from Westmore and Plevna Montana.
Henry A Beardsley of Ismay Montana files notice of intention to prove a homestead claim for a parcel described as section 2 township 8 north range 46 west in the M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on July 28 1913. Witnesses named are George R Smith James I Sidio Carey N Baker and John M Baker all residents of Ismay.
The interior department announces a three year proof required for Cora M. Johnson of Miles City Montana who filed homestead entry No 06250 in section 8 township 55 range and names witnesses Joseph Noll Cary F. Stewart Thomas I Holland and Theodore N Schue all of Ismay Montana before U S commissioner Treon C Hayes and register A Kircher on June 20 1913.
Department of the Interior notice states Jesse E Smith of Westmore Montana filed intent to prove up his homestead claim for multiple parcels in Township 9N Range dik M P Meridian. W
Department of the Interior Miles City Montana announces that Harthur A. Thomas of Westmore Mont filed intent to prove up a three year claim to land in City Section 26 Township 10N Range ? M P Meridian with witnesses Jesse Sh Smith Bert Smith Robert W Rose and W W Smith all of Westmore. The proof before U S Commissioner W R Barber Baker Montana is set for July 28 1913. Registered by A Kircher.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Miles City Montana furnishes notice that Isaac D Freeman of Ismay Montana, holder of homestead entries No. 012220 and 015888 for NEI SEI Section 24 Township U Range 625 M P Merid, appears before U S Commissioner Leon Hayes on July 30 1913 to file witnesses Raymond G Bonnell Gordon Taylor Clyde Taylor Frank P Smith all of Ismay Montana A Kircher Register
Ellen reaches sixty without learning to read or write. In Ireland scarce schooling leaves her dependent on her mistress to relay letters to family each month. The routine ends with the note Please excuse the writing.
Essay lines compare a strong man to a forceful thinker who creates opportunities. A feeble observer only notes existing farms and houses, while a powerful mind envisions new estates and growth. The text underscores leadership shaping society through decisive vision.
Department of the Interior notice states Daisy L Williams of Mildred Montana filed homestead entry 06402 for NY New SsWly nEY the NWy Lots 1 2 Section 18 Township N Range 53m M P. The claim was recorded July 30 1913 with witnesses Rudolph Kasper Walter James A C Holman and William H Brown all of Mildred Montana and A Kircher as register.
A humorous exchange notes one person planning to frame a college diploma while another suggests hanging it beside a proud mining stock certificate. The quip ends with a wry remark about pride in earned credentials.
A mother calling her three year old "My little comfort" leads to the child asking later if she is "your little blanket" when feeling neglected. The exchange reveals the child's perception of closeness and comfort within the family dynamic.
Advice for removing paint from white fabric describes washing with soap and water, boiling in kerosene, rubbing with soap and hot water, then rinsing in several waters to remove the stain.
Albinos have pink eyes because their cornea and fins lack pigment and are transparent, allowing the blood vessels to show through and give a pink hue.
While cutting up a century-old fir tree in the Simplon forest in France workers found a bronze Virgin Mary statue about a foot tall preserved inside the heart of the trunk. The piece likely rested in a carved niche as the wood grew around it over time.
A compact reflection notes that our greatest misfortunes often never occur and that much misery arises from anticipation rather than events. The line echoes Balzac on how worry shapes experience.
Contracts will be let for two frame school houses in Westmore and Section 28 9 57 Montana to the lowest responsible bidder on July 1 1913. Bids due July 14 1913 at 1 pm. Total estimated cost 5000 dollars with 4000 for Westmore town school and 1000 for Section 28 9 57. Deposit 10 percent required. Plan on file with Clerk. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Wm Salmon Clerk.
Notice is given that on July 26 1913 at Westmore Montana the Board of School Trustees will sell at public auction bonds totaling 3000 dollars. Bonds 300 each at 6 percent interest, due in ten years, redeemable in six. Bid must include five percent cash or certified check. Board may reject bids. Dated June 11 1913 William Salmon Clerk. First publication June 20 1913.
Willie counsels the clergyman to eat slowly as the family notes that mamma never serves more than one piece of pie. The remark reflects home life and social dining etiquette within the household.
A Harper's Weekly note explains a method to create sponge like masses from wood pulp treated with zinc chloride. When salt is added and the material is rinsed with alcohol and compressed a fair imitation of a sponge is produced.
A Thoreau passage expresses belief in nature including forests meadows and night as corn grows. The speaker emphasizes a harmony with hemlock spruce and arbor vitae within a dreamlike fusion of seasons and growth.
A formal discussion asks if the office should seek the man. The willing patriot agrees while noting it may be necessary for the man to leave his address with the head of a department.
A woman lectures a tramp on work. The tramp replies that he onceworked hard to set an example, but that example led to a man dying of nervous prostration from overwork. The exchange critiques social judgments and the toll of labor.
A reflection on following another's thinking is simple but true cost lies in living by the higher Christian ideal. Mary Stanhope notes inward conviction matters as outward conformity.
National banks may loan on approved security but cannot loan on real estate or on their own stock. They may not make accommodation loans exceeding one tenth of their capital. State and private banks may loan on real estate.
In Paris the Bibliotheque Nationale boasts 44 miles of shelves and 3 million volumes but lacks artificial light in winter. Books are issued only during the short daylight hours, making the vast collection nearly useless to readers and students.
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