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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
5
Hon Kenneth McLean visits Miles City while Abbie Underwood and Madge Hamilton travel through Ismay. Farmers report promising crops as irrigation and rains shape plans. The Brose troupe entertains at Earlingburt Hall. Ladies' Aid hosts a ranch visit. Fourth of July prep advances. A Billings man faces a criminal charge for polygamy while a Butte figure vents on court attire. Flathead voters weigh local option in a contentious petition drive.
The United States Geological Survey expands coal land classification and valuation under Secretary Ballinger. New rules separate coal from non coal lands and adjust valuations by coal tonnage and grade, aiming for wiser disposal of public resources and higher yields from high grade coal.
Telegraph reports show US and Canada flour exports for the week ending May 20 totaling 1,493,993 bushels, up from last week and down from the previous year. Corn exports reach 123,071 bushels for the week, with forty-seven week totals at 28,817,240 bushels. Bank clearings total 3,097,380,000 dollars, down 3 percent from last week but up 17 percent from last year. New York led gains with a 17.3 percent year over year rise. outside NY totals 1,151,951,000, slight week decline but yearly rise overall. Business failures for the week total 219, down slightly from last week and well below prior years.
Dun's May 22 summary notes generally favorable crop reports with cotton activity strongest as speculators drive quotations up. Wheat outlook improves on rains, but prices trend higher. corn receipts remain light with strong undertone. Commercial failures for May reach 8.99 million dollars, with 238 U.S. failures this week.
Inspector Tadsen of Forsyth reports four bands of sheep near Big Horn are infected with scab. Sheep have been dipped in an effort to confine the epidemic to the local area. Antony J. Crowe, brother of Pat Crowe, granted a new trial by the state supreme court due to errors in the lower court.
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