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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
1
The article argues that police work requires disciplined study and mental training more than raw talent. It notes criminals adapt with changing methods and emphasizes that only high class, well educated men can confront sophisticated crooks in modern times.
Roundup Record notes four measures passed including Seri Asbridge's pure seed bill placing emphasis on seed quality. It states big seed companies sold inferior seeds in states with lax laws, harming Montana farmers while profiting, despite opposition from certain seed growers in the state.
In Baker on Saturday the eastern county division meeting heard new partition plans. Attendees included R L Anderson and J E Prindle who spoke without delegated authority. Prindle opposed division until all residents can vote on proposed meetings. He urged a mass meeting of all interested sections to reach a definite conclusion.
Notice is given that Peter John Herbst of Providia Montana filed for final three year proof to establish a land claim in Lot 1 2 and NE 8 4 Section 4 Township 7N Range 58W M P Meridian before UC C Coner U S Commissioner at Plevna Montana on May 18 1913 Claimant witnesses Herman Korth Westmore MI Carrington John Leischner Arthur J Schimmel all of Plevna Mont A Kircher Revister
Department of the Interior notices Jacob Frier of Westmore Montana files intent to prove up a homestead claim to Lot 1 and surrounding parcels in Section 2 Township 8 North Range 56 8 M P Meridian. The final proof is set before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on April 2 1913. Witnesses include Mar Stockfish Aaron Thompson Aaron B Johnson both of Westmore and N A Eggleston of Ismay.
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana declares Seth K. Michener of Mildred Montana holder of homestead application 02722 for ISel4 Section 32 Township 11N Range 647 M P Meridian. He will prove final five year proof before U S Commissioner W A Brubaker at Terry Montana on April 22 1913 with witnesses A B Cote Leon B Black Chas Ford and E J Harper all of Mildred Mont.
Department of the Interior announces that John A. Bacon of Ismay Montana filed final proof for homestead claim No. 02784 on April 23 1913 before Leon C Mohratia. Witnesses listed: William Wisher Joseph J Madsen John D Foster Peter M Poulsen all residents of Ismay Montana.
A lighthearted note invites readers to share their copy of the Journal with friends in the eastern region. The piece emphasizes spreading local news and engaging the community through distributed copies.
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated March 18 1913 states Nordahl J Evenson of Ismay Montana filed a homestead application August 1909 Serial 05563 for fractional land described as lot 4 section 30 township 8 range 538 M P M and will prove up before Leon Hayes US Commissioner at Osmay Montana on April 24 1915 Witnesses are Frank P Smith Allen L Grinnell Ford O Brittenham and Ray Bonnell all of Ismay Montana.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Miles City Montana announces Catherine Hoffman of Ismay Montana has filed additional homestead applications in 1913 for the sEl and sw in Section 2 Township 9N Range 56E M P Meridian. Co filers listed include Laird C Hoffman Carl Stolts Thomas J Riley and Bert B Jones all of Ismay Montana.
Carl C Stolts of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his land claim for the NE W and MW ay in Section 12 Township 9 North Range 56 West on the M P Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana is set for April 23 1913 with witnesses Hoffman Jones Hoffman of Ismay and David O Young of Westmore.
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