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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
1
An extended meditation on a simple calf path that from a bent trail in a primeval wood grows into a major roadway and a continental traffic path, tracing how a single mark becomes a nation’s route and a moral for travelers. The poem notes the spread of roads and railways, and ends with a personal refusal to preach.
The author argues that strict scientific soil culture can prevent crop failure in semi arid areas. With ten inches of seasonal rainfall or more, thorough seedbed preparation and moisture conservation yield profits even in hot seasons. Following Campbell's methods under local conditions reportedly eliminates crop failure and can ensure profits with nine to ten inches of rain.
Trade conditions show rapid industry expansion with iron and steel leading demand. Consumption nears productive capacity while banking credit remains ample and rates low. Outlook improves for crops nationwide aside from drought areas, with New York bank clearings and rail earnings up, and foreign trade strong though exports lag prior years.
Bradstreet notes irregular weather and crop variability from July reports with fair yields overall. Western rains cease, winter-wheat movement rises, and rail delays ease. Cotton and corn face regional stress. retail clearances rise but weaker purchasing power tempers demand. wholesale and fall trade show strength in some sectors while labor costs loom. Security markets stay strong, commodities high, and foreign trade remains subdued compared with 1907-08.
Reports say a park in Sheridan will likely bear the name of Fred Slinghouse, who purchased the bonds. In Bozeman a youth dropped a revolver from a train coat, fired it, and is not expected to live. Arthur Smith, 36, killed himself after grieving his mother’s death near Laurel. Miles City let a contract for a new Y M C A building costing about 25000 with excavation to start soon. The state parole board granted paroles to six penitentiary inmates including Edgar Poor, Louis Grimm, Benjamin Bailey, Clifford Shelley, Walker, and Rand Thomas Boyle from various counties.
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