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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ills. It claims the product conquers tumors and mysterious pains, urging readers to write for confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Mrs Hare recalls her son being given a position last week for one day a messenger boy. The exchange reveals the temporary nature of the role and humorous tone of the family anecdote.
Mrs Gotrox asks where they will vacation while Mrs Rich seeks a quiet restful spot for her poodle to breathe. Gunner notes Coggwood’s wealth from new cars and Guyer jokes about him hitting a 400 pound hog.
The text explains how plants store surplus food produced in leaves as sugars, starch, or mucilage. It highlights century plants Agave Americana as a prime example, noting thick leaves store large sugar and mucilage amounts in rosette formations.
An author argues kindness from birth transforms animals into calm, trainable partners. Harsh handling shortens horse lifespans. gentle, steady care yields loyalty, productivity, and longer lives, contrasting practices in Paris where cruelty shortens horse life.
Sowing Prizetaker bunching onions in open furrows needs very thick planting. Prepare ground weed-free to avoid weed seed contamination for best flavor and uniform bulbs.
On seeing a lump on a horse's leg, bathe with water as hot as bearable. This early care may prevent a spavin from developing.
Preparations begin for a $25,000 water rights lawsuit affecting Beaverhead and Redrock river users from Point of Rocks to the Redrock head in Centennial valley. Ranchers blame Lima dam's Redrock Irrigation and Reservoir Co for water shortages. Newell Knight and George Featherly seek state engineer John Wade to inspect Lima reservoir and oversee water measurements. The company will cover two state-engineer investigators' expenses for the season.
A powder magazine blast at Graves Mercantile in Helena destroys Main street, killing six people including George Hart and his family and injuring twenty or more. A special relief train and doctors were dispatched as officials seek assistance. The blast gutted buildings and damaged the electric plant.
Missoula was chosen by the state central committee as the site for the Montana Republican convention to nominate a candidate for congress and clerk of the supreme court. The convention will have 583 delegates and the date was left to the executive committee. The committee sent a congratulatory telegram to former President Roosevelt on his arrival home.
Helena will host a new national bank named Conrad National Bank of Helena. James Bartley, assistant cashier of the American National, is named cashier and W. G. Conrad president. The bank opens July 20 with capital of 100,000 dollars.
A brief ad quotes Dr J H Rindlaub offering eye ear nose and throat specialty in Fargo North Dakota. It notes a woman can endure much if she need not stay silent and contrasts with the behavior of a rich man's children who seem to think they must make noise in the world.
Mrs. A J Cochran reports her six year old son suffered severe eczema from a small starting patch to the leg. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills as directed, his condition improved within hours and after two boxes each, he was cured. She notes no relapse in his seventeenth year and endorses the products.
Fragmentary passage cites the wind as fastest and mentions a sight draft, with a parenthetical exclamation. The text reflects a folkloric or colloquial teaching moment rather than a full news item. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly named.
An illustration from a photograph shows a farm owner frustrated by poor corn crop results due to dry, lumpy soil. Proper soil fining before planting aids weed control, moisture retention, and easier cultivation, preventing costly mistakes and improving stand establishment.
Charlies A. Farrell a local deputy sheriff killed himself at home while likely driven by heat related insanity. He shot himself through the head with his wife nearby.
Dillon Moran and John Johnson were found by Sheriff Gosman attempting to dig through the jail wall. They are placed in close confinement in cells until the November term of court.
John E. Williams, a Black man, pleaded guilty in district court to attempting to kill his wife and received an 18 month sentence to the penitentiary in Missoula.
The three largest wool lots in the United States totaling 10 percent of Montana's output were sold to Jeremiah Williams of Boston. The price is not public but estimated around 14 1/4 cents per pound. Blair clip from Billings Long clip from Great Falls and Brothers of Forsyth owned the consignments. Blair clip valued at about 14,900,000 pounds. Long clip about 1,000,000 pounds. Brothers clip about 900,000 pounds.
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