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Newspaper

Ismay Journal

Location

Ismay, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1912

Page

1

Hopeful report from Bozeman grain dealer Quan

Thos. B. Quan a Bozeman grain dealer and notable citizen visited Saturday and told Journal readers he found the dry land belt hopeful despite two years of drought and crop failures. He praised mild winter from Billings west, early spring plowing, and Gallatin Valley prospects for a bumper crop similar to last year.

B. Quan Bozeman C. Jr. Wilson Hen Brouth Quan Billings West Gallatin Valley

Fore-Power Tractor Shown by Miles City Inventor

G B Pope demonstrates a four wheel universal joint powered tractor, claimed to distribute power evenly to all wheels. The Olmstead design, a Montana invention, is a freighter on springs for road work and can reach six miles per hour on ordinary roads.

Miles City Star G. B. Pope Aise Qlmstead Olmstead Montana

A Heavy Loss In Teedee Country Cattle Winter

P LaBree described a disastrous winter for cattle in Teedee Country as he collected supplies and sent mail from Teedee post office. Patrons of the Hamilton to Cook ranch route must carry mail themselves for three months before regular delivery bids. He estimated cattle losses may exceed 50 percent in the area.

P. LaBree Teedee Hamilton Ranch Cook Ranch LaBree

Dutch John Visits and Local Accident in Baker Montana

Ismayan Dutch John, well known in Baker, spent a few days in town this week. Mrs Ed Ness suffered a painful accident at their farm home when a coffee pot exploded spilling hot coffee on her face requiring a doctor’s care. Norman Black returned from Scotland last Friday noting changes and a pleasant visit back to Montana. He was near the home of Douglas May’s bereaved parents but could not visit them.

John Ismayan Ed. Ness Norman Black Scotland Montana Douglas May

Good to Forget Self Sometimes by George Macdonald

A reflective maxim on self sacrifice and social ease. The quote suggests comfort grows when attention shifts from self to others and helping them.

George Macdonald

Waning Chivalry Sparks Bail for Suffrage Aid

A Pittsburgh Post article notes changing gender roles as women seek bail help for suffrage efforts, contrasting old knightly chivalry with modern activism.

Pittsburgh Post

Notable Visitors and Local Updates Reach the County

Kenneth McLean arrived from Miles City for a short stay after a Southern trip to Hot Springs Arkansas where he and his wife enjoyed weeks of recreation. E D Stiles predicts an influx of easterners to the state this year. William Walsh of Westmore spoke at a social hop and noted his 240 acre farm near Westmore with plans for corn and flax this spring.

Kenneth McLean Miles City Hot Springs Ark Roosevelt E. D. Stiles Milas City Banana Belt William Walsh Westmore Mr. Walsh Chicago

Plevna Notes Open with Emigrants and Local Happenings

Plevna reports two ears of emigrants arriving last week. Mrs W L Plath visited West here on Tuesday. John Weinshrott Jr. made a Baker business call. Dr Heldman of Ismay attended here last week. St Patrick s Dance canceled due to storm. Nora and Eugenie Lockwood returned from Town and plan on hokying. Plevna to have a weekly barber shop presided by H Is Bill. Birth announced a son for Gene and wife. Gene Kearney proud dad. Operator Kennedy back after bereavement. Opera Harford back to Ismay. Security Bridge Co crew working on county bridge for about three weeks. Harris laid off from railroad work. Hicks handles pump duties at Ismay. Shorty departs. many friends bid farewell. Railroading here today then gone tomorrow.

W. JL. Plath West John Weinshrott, Jr Baker Dr. Heldman Ismay St. Patrick’s Nora Eugenie Lockwood Plevna H. Is. Bill Kennedy Opera Harford Security Bridge Co County Bridge J. Harris Wm. Hicks Smay Shorty

Valuable Stamp Collection Bought by Hungarian Dealers

A Budapest architect's postmark stamp collection worth about $200000 was bought by a Hungarian firm of dealers. The 17 volumes include stamps valued as high as $1500 each.

Postag Budapest

Sprains and First Aid Treatments Advised

Practical home care steps for sprains include hot applications for hours, then pressure bandages with alternating therapy for two to four days. Once inflammation decreases, use passive motion and massage to aid recovery.

Unspecific fragment hints at early anti race sentiment

Fragmentary OCR reads as a note on an honest man who married and raised a large family and did more service than a single, talkative man, with stray references to Wakefield and Goldsmith, suggesting a dated, uncertain attribution and no clear event.

Goldsmith's Wakefield

Hard to Discourage Goods Pressure Siege

The fragmentary text presents an unclear report on a goods pressure siege. Readable elements mention a defensive stance and external pressure factors but lack verifiable names, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics. Further readable context is needed for precise summary.

One Woman's Opinion of Others in Memoir

A brief quoted reflection by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu noting that the speaker feels less urge to marry after considering others. The line suggests a personal stance on relationships and gender roles in a historical voice.

Lady Mary Wortley Montagu

The Difference Between Egotists and Modest Job Seekers

A quip contrasts the egotist who accepts a position and earns a salary with the modest man who secures wages and faces ruin, while the egotist is said to fall into receivership and the modest man "busts" in the process.

No clear article headline found in provided text

Fragmentary OCR text contains quotes and phrases without a coherent news event or identifiable persons or organizations. The material does not yield a factual, reportable item to summarize into a newspaper card.

The Question How Much is Paid for a Millionaire’s Daughter

The article notes the phrase How Much and discusses the millionaire’s daughter viewed for her value rather than appearance, implying she will be judged by her perceived market worth in social circles.

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Baker Sentinel Ismay, Mont Aly É Gene Kearney Gene First National Bank Ismay, Montana R. L. Anderson David Bickle E. J. Armstrong James Hunter Wm. Fulton J. H. Price W. G. Lang van Nostrand Horseshoeing Minneapolis Threshers Universal Gas Tractors Ismay,’ Mont Roundup Coal Midland Coal & Lumber Co Earl E. Gaines J. E. Prindle
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