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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
4
B C Baldwin announces candidacy for County Commissioner citing desire for direct East Side representation and requests from East Side voters. Statement dated March 1st, 1912, notes he runs subject to Republican county convention decision and is from Carloe.
Levi Millison of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to prove up his 1910 homestead claim for section 28 township 10 north range 60 feet meridian before U S commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay on April 4 1912 witnesses include William Fisher Jesse M Huston Eber A Heigh and Harry B Millison all residents of Ismay Montana
Notice per state laws that registration for the Miles City Hela election and the Terry and Bakeron towns closes March 21 1912. School district elections in Custer County require registration by March 27 1919. Electors may register with the County Clerk Justice of the Peace or a Notary Public as provided by law.
In Justice Court Ismay Township Judge Ed Prindle presiding plaintiff Jack Ryan sues defendant Karl E Onwilee in a Montana Montana State action in Custer County. Court action seeks service and response within lawful deadlines.
The Peru senate occupies a building in Lima that once housed the Spanish Inquisition. The council chamber features a lovely carved ceiling donated by Spanish monks about 450 years ago. The torture chamber is now a retiring room for senators in Yo-Day.
The text presents garbled excerpts on common people, the middle class, and disdain for the poor, contrasting the ideals of the United States and the Kingdom, and noting terms like homes and weary in a damaged excerpt. The overall sense points to social division and critique within a historical speech.
The region Alto Crucero in Bolivia experiences freezing nights and blistering midday heat. It is described as a place where temperatures swing dramatically and extremes meet.
A New York Tribune Che is quoted noting Randolph's anger each time a man runs off with another man's wife. The remark suggests deep resentment at infidelity and elopement, reflecting a volatile reaction to marital betrayals.
A playful line notes a young man chasing a belle but, with time, ends up content with a sturdy umbrella, turning a romantic quest into practical harbor. The joke pivots on practical thrift over romance as life matures.
The speaker notes that despite many unjust men, a well-conducted person can locate one honest, upright heart in the world. This call to discern virtue contrasts pessimism with personal integrity.
An excerpt from the Chicago Record-Herald notes physicians die younger than clergy, with five doctors per century dying between ages forty five and sixty five for every clergyman, highlighting the perilous toll of medical practice and temptations in the profession.
A brief Ruskin quotation from Of Kings Treasurieg emphasizes the idea that every act of helping others constitutes a true church, describing it as the only holy Mother.
A quoted aphorism from Atchison Gicbe warns that laziness in a boy means little value in learning a trade. The note emphasizes personal effort as key to gaining practical skills.
A garbled item reads like a travel fragment mentioning a place and time. The readable words suggest a discussion of movement or journey but lack clear subjects or events. No additional context or names are discernible.
A trio of tiners uncovered a major opal find beneath a massive 8 foot square boulder at White Cliffs. The stones are described as beautiful and the largest discovery in years.
Values of ancient money are given in contemporary terms. A silver shekel about 50 cents, a gold shekel around $10, a talent of silver near $2,000, and a unit termed lent of God about $330,000. A mite represented a tiny fraction of a cent.
Fragment from an OCRed remark by Sir Walter Scott stresses punctuality in lending books. The misread text implies he valued timely return and joked about his texts, noting most of his copies are kept by faithful readers.
Since Aristotle times people believed whales blew water through their noses. The correct view shows condensed breath enters not by the blowhole path, since threat of the whale does not align with its passage.
A Maxwelton Dumfriesshire resident awoke to heavy gas in his house and rushed to rescue his family from the peril. The incident follows a string of domestic accidents reported in local notices.
A proposal suggests using metal sheets as a substitute for paper in book pages. The sheets would be tougher, more flexible, and absorbent than traditional paper, potentially improving durability and handling.
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