New Goods Arrive As Kodaks And Cameras Lead Stock
Local shop advertises a large assortment of new goods including kodaks and cameras. The store promotes splendid stock with daily arrivals and a wide supply of drugs and related items.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
8
Local shop advertises a large assortment of new goods including kodaks and cameras. The store promotes splendid stock with daily arrivals and a wide supply of drugs and related items.
Druggist T. C. Maddox asks Custer County voters for support to retain the district court clerkship after a single term. The item notes renomination by the Democratic convention and pledges satisfaction with past officework. Also covered are assorted travel notes, local business promotions, and upcoming community events.
Mr. Hervey visits town while Mrs. Foley returns from Boise City Idaho. The Mildred Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Clark's on Wednesday at ten. Mrs. Thiele travels to Hustisford Wisconsin to aid her ill mother. EB B Prosser of Miles City visits and plans a Knowlton trip with Henry Wood. Creamery meeting set for tomorrow at J E Prindle's office. We seek help to work 55 acres of backsetting. Van Millison reports 138 children in local district No 8. A Helena humane officer investigates alleged abuse on Pennel Creek. Pastor Rockwell starts a weekly Model Play class after a large Wednesday session. Robert Mason and wife return from Wisconsin. they have filed on a claim nearby. Harry Anderson brings watermelons. optimistic on Montana crops. Nordahl Evenson praises Hill farm oats and wheat yields. Jas Ramsey announces re election for district court clerk on the Democratic ticket. Miles City Star notes bridge bond opponents appeal to Supreme Court. Dr. Thompson of Chicago may relocate to Mildred. John O Connor and H B Woods lease Johnston restaurant. O Connor brings hotel experience. Woods part of new firm. The restaurant promises fair patronage, quality meals, and clean rooms.
A Life column vignette portrays a husband questioning his wife about voting. She reveals another woman used her polling booth, implying voter fraud or disloyalty and sparking concern over election integrity in a small community.
Ismay grain market report updated Friday October 11. Prices listed include bid and ask figures for corn wheat and oats with bids from local elevators and buyers reflecting market activity.
The land office forwards a three year homestead bill amendment to clerks for wide publication. It states that failure to give notice of election or proof under the June 6 act shall not prejudice the rights of the entryman to proceed under the existing law.
J E Prindle spoke at the Good Roads Convention in Lemmon on Good Roads in Montana. M P Beebe also addressed the theme How to Arouse Interest in Good Roads. The group aims to create a highway from the Twin Cities to Yellowstone National Park and formed The Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Trail Association with officers Beebe Ipswich Pres Prindle Ismay Vice Pres Finch Lemmon Sec and Treas. Further details will follow.
A quirky piece combines a Democratic rally with humorous household tips about using lemons for toilet preparations. It jokes about lemon care and then shifts to a vignette where a stork delivers babies to Harold and a doctor, sparking a pun on the doctor’s baby.
Walter Pritchard Eaton notes in Munsey's October issue that only the very rich and the very poor receive truly expert medical care. The rich afford specialists and nurses, the poor access high-end hospitals, while the rest rely on general practitioners and amateur nursing.
The American Review of Reviews notes that Canada is in the early stages of nation building. It highlights how every aspect of Canadian life reflects this process, with the formation of a national government and a developing constitutional and judicial system.
An Italian steamer carrying bones from Buenos Aires to New York reportedly used its cargo as a weather barometer. The captain said the bones creaked during approaching storms and remained quiet in fair weather, indicating the voyage's stormy conditions.
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