Land Office notices and Montana crop yields discussed
A Miles City land office dispute over final proof notices is described, noting distribution cuts to Ismay Journal and other papers. The piece also covers road gravelling, travel plans, Foster’s hardware project, and Montana wheat and flax yields with state comparisons and production figures.
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Miles City
Ismay Journal
Miles City American
J. T. Hamilton
Miles City Land Office
Jas. Ramsay
District Court
Ekalaka Eagle
Alzada Fairplay
Baker Sentinel
Fatlon Forum
Terry Tribune
Miles City Independent
Stockgrowers Journal
Miles City Star
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Yellowstone Trail to Be Named on Future Maps
J E Prindle received a letter from Chas Davis President of the National Highway Association stating future maps will name the Yellowstone Trail rather than listing it as No 1 The association sought to preserve its identity amid plans for a nationwide system of paved highways linking major cities across the country The Yellowstone Trail from Minneapolis to the Park is seen as a key link in this government led network
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J. E. Prindle
Chas. Davis
National Highway Association
The
Trail Association
U. S
Europe
Minneapolis
Park
Parisian Gay Life in Dreiser’s Century Essay
Theodore Dreiser discusses Montmartre and its darker allure describing a furnace of desire where consumption cocaine and opium fuel a harsh flame. He notes those who endure its heat may see beauty amidst emotion and ruin.
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Paris
Theodore Dreiser
Montmartre
Early Lucifer Matches Sparked from Wood Ignition
In 1833 Isaac Holden of London discovered a method to apply the igniting mixture directly to wood. The resulting matches were called lucifer matches, a term linked to the Latin lux light and fero I bring.
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Isaac Holden
London
Lucifer
Satan Realz
Wind of Fame Quote From Alfred Noyes
Fragmentary quotation from Alfred Noyes on press agents and real inner qualities for success. Text shows garbled lines and incomplete phrases, with references to fame, self, and the press.
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Alfred Noyes
Ismay Ekalaka Electric Railroad Gains Support Across Fallon County
The Ismay Ekalaka electric railroad project draws growing interest with subscriptions reportedly reaching ten thousand dollars. Promoters J E Prindle Wm Fulton G G Askin A O Ingram spoke to citizens at Mackenzie and Jas Munro ranches then at Ekalaka, with southern meetings planned next week. Baker opposition labels the plan bun comb yet continues to denounce it in county forums as support persists.
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Ismay- Ekalaka
Geo. Askin
Aru
J. E. Prindle
Wm. Fulton
Ismay
G. G. Askin
A. O. Ingram
Hay Creek
Mackenzie Ranch
Messrs Prindle
Ingram
Jas. Munro Ranch
Ekalaka
Fallon County
Baker Sentinel
Baker
Stereopticon lecture and local notices in Ismay area
Invitations announce a stereopticon lecture in the hall on Wednesday night November 29. Notices report land for sale near Ismay, with 115 acres broken and 40 acres untillable, and inquiries directed to Wm Hicks. Local arrivals and moves include E M Dingle from Moberly and Byron Muller family. Reverend Kretzman to hold Lutheran services. R R Thiele listed as sick but recovering. Ownership statement for Tamay Journal notes editor manager and publisher details. Notarization by J B Prindle on November 2, 1913.
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Ismay
Wm. Hicks
Ady E. M. Dingle
Moberly
Byron Muller
R. R. Thiele
Tamay
yMdontana
HW. Wilson
Montana
Attesa
A.W Wilsom
Ibédia Diand
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H. B. Wood
Shaw
Wayland Wood
California
J -D
Foster
Frank ¢ Genish
Heigh
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Services
G. J. Powell
Powell
Westmore
Mildred
First National Bank
Ismity
Cleariing House
Nat'l
HY HS
Dank
TNS
LLA
State of
Caster
Ayers
Correctubest
R. L. Anderson
David Bickle
Wmn
Fulton
Direc
J) Murphy
Ismay, Montana
Farmers & Stockgrowers State Bank
O. N. Dunham
Walter G. Price
Nicholas G. Price
Chai. Degraffenreid
E. J. Armstrong
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