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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
1
Counselor John Bassett Moore argues the United States has always been a world power and remains on the threshold of a future shaped by liberal, humane doctrine. He extols the nation’s peaceful ideals and calls for stable international relations through arbitration.
Proposals show two party tickets in Fallon County with Progressive Republican and Democratic nominees. Listed officers include Senator, Representatives, Sheriff, Treasurer, County Clerk, Assessor, Clerk of Court, Attorney, Superintendent of Schools, Surveyor, Coroner, Public Administrator, and County Commissioners. Rob Ridgeway and W. E. Wear among the candidates.
The 1913 seed law begins January 1 1914 requiring labeling of purity germination and counts of quack grass wild oats fanweed dodder and mustard on all agricultural seed sold in Montana. Seed labs at Bozeman offer free analysis with six to twenty six day turnaround and samples should be sent by parcel post with specified ounce quantities.
Geo Henkes and wife left Friday for their Iowa home. Mrs Hugh Hamilton spent several days last week with her mother in Ismay. H M Gilbert of Miles City opened the week with his family in Ismay.
Pall Mall Gazette notes celebrate Mrs Ann Radcliffe wife of William Radcliffe editor of the English Chronicle as a friend of Mrs Montagu and bluestockings. Scott credited her with introducing a poetic natural description to prose fiction. Her works such as The Mysteries of Udolpho earned £500 and later £800.
In a judge's office after court adjourned, several Boston lawyers discussed retirement. One heir to wealth plans to retire from practice, noting years of service and a desire to devote remaining acts to study. The judge quips that a small ad in the Journal could seal the plan.
Vouchers in the clerk and recorder office show bounty payments this month totaling 429 dollars for topknots of deceased wolves and coyotes. Of the sum 384 went to coyotes and 30 to full grown wolves, with 15 for wolf pups. Only two wolves were slain, identified as Ira Carney of Garrald and Link Wilson of Broadus.
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