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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
1
A dramatic critique attacks industrialization claiming it harms women and children through factory work. The speaker argues urban life drains vigor, cites rising crime and declining birthrates, and urges forcing girls to remain in rural homes to preserve health and happiness.
Hay Creek items record Harry Riley and John Riggleman hauling hay to Ismay last week. Redman family attended a dance at Al Bates near Knowlton on Friday night. Ora Gillis and Mr. Bacon called at Leo Kigks' home. A group from the district left Sunday for the Bartlett case, with Alva Horsman and others traveling to Al Bates' dance but getting lost in a storm and staying at the Hilton McCoy ranch.
The Hay Creek school welcomed Wednesday visitors who arrived at noon with baskets of food for a chicken dinner. Mrs C O Wright photographed the merry gathering before students resumed lessons. The reminiscences honored the Little Red Schoolhouse and urged closer school and home ties.
The High School began a three month course in commercial bookkeeping and shows improved grades across all departments. New pictures brighten rooms The Horse Fair On Watch Leaving the Hills. February attendance averages reach 93 4 percent with primary 94 intermediate 92 and upper 95 percent Nora Moore Hazel Moore and Nina Bickle have perfect records since September. March goal set to cut absences to ten percent across grades. The latter sentence references special legislation for new county creation requiring a public vote.
The Miles City Star reports the bill to create Wibaux county passed the house in committee of the whole by 42 to 36 and moves to Governor Stewart for signature. Rumor says the governor may not sign, tied to Attorney General Kelly’s opinion that the measure is unconstitutional.
A London Opinion joke depicts a Conservative agent probing Mr Binks Sr. s political leanings while Mr Binks Jr. offers a witty home reply. A Brooklyn Eagle quips that a penitentiary holds no space for bad people, as the warden notes they would not permit bad behavior if wanted.
New Orleans reports a quirky clash of ideas and grand vocabulary as local writers experiment with playful phrasing and imaginative wordplay to spark public interest. The piece notes a breezy tone and a lively urban setting.
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