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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
Rome reports Dr Sambon and the Field committee proved maize Indian corn not the Pellagra cause. They identify the simulium répans biting flies as the parasite carrier. The note cites European telegraph dispatches confirming the finding and a shift in understanding of the disease source.
John P. Oberweiser died after a fight with Walter J. Scott following a dog fight in which Scott's dog participated. Scott was jailed on manslaughter charges and later released on $5,000 bonds. Oberweiser, a 11 year local resident and saloonkeeper, was reportedly knocked unconscious, transported home, and later died as coroner's postmortem planned. Oberweiser belonged to the Elks lodge at Menasha, where the body will be shipped. Scott, a local chauffeur, faced the charge and awaited further proceedings.
Nabob Mining Co growing as 736000 shares are represented at the Wallace Idaho annual meeting. Elected officers include A. B. Nicholls president L. W. Gay vice president D. W. Price treasurer H. M. Ross secretary manager and A. D. Mars director all of Kellogg. Mars and Nicholls sit on the eastern syndicate board that recently took over a large Nabob stock stake. The company will expand work pending arrival of compressor and machinery. Eastern backers provided 450000 shares and funds for the long tunnel begun in 1908 and a 20000 concentrator.
An ad extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney sickness and related pains citing a Montesano Washington user testimonial. It claims dropsy and backache improved after treatment and urges purchase at 65 cents a box from Foster Neilburn Co. Buffalo NY. It also includes a brief unrelated political anecdote about a father and son at a polling station.
In a humorous exchange Hi Spry questions a stooped drummer about selling better or cheaper goods. The Squam Corners merchant concedes unsure sales but asserts the other’s views on the criminal rapacity of the trusts are notably sound.
In Kalispell the reservation land drawings progressed with 3 000 names called and 422 selections made to 329 filings leaving about 93 filings. The land office will stay open ten days for late filers before spring call ends. Next fall 2 000 more names will be drawn. Missoula office lags one week behind and ends next Wednesday.
Frank J Cheney swears his firm F J Cheney & Co of Toledo will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Public sworn statement dated December 6 1886. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills and includes a quip about a coal mine lesson from Suffolk England and a schoolmistress with black hair.
G. Hopkins, son of a local rancher near the Iron Mountains, was killed when his horse shied and threw him to the ground during cattle rounding. He died four hours after the accident and never regained consciousness.
An exchange shows familial friction with accusations of deceit as Jennie is pressed to confirm overheard threats. The dialogue includes lines about calling papa, repeated actions, and a sharp rebuke about foolishness. The piece closes with a quip on baldness and a wife’s appearance in public.
The Montana school for the deaf and blind and the training school for backward children held closing exercises. Students led by teachers presented gymnastic exhibitions musical programs and elocution. Many visitors traveled from Butte and other state cities to attend.
The dialogue shows Jiggs remarking Boozer appears vacant while Jaggs jokes he is full, capturing a light exchange in a comic strip frame. The exchange highlights comic timing and character behavior in a humorous moment.
A lifelong skin disease sufferer recalls failing cures from various doctors before trying Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. After a short trial, the ailment vanished, leaving Leonard A. Hawter of 11 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn NY proclaiming life improved and a true cure found. The anecdote is followed by a humorous Jimmy Jiggs quote from Sunday Magazine.
The mangled body of Y Yakanabi a Japanese laborer employed by the Puget Sound railway was brought to Missoula from Kyle and will likely be interred here under the local Japanese colony. Yakanabi was killed under a work train yesterday morning two miles east of Kyle.
State Commissioner Cunningham returned from San Francisco with a Pacific board of underwriters decision cutting insurance rates for protected Montana cities by 25 percent and a rerating for the entire state.
Matilda T. Carnen files for divorce from Daniel A. Carnen after thirty-five years of marriage and a twenty two year separation citing desertion and non support in Butte court records.
A man named Billings was arrested on a statutory crime charge involving Viva Sherwaad, alleged to be underage. Authorities reported the incident occurred near a barn, with details emerging as the case proceeds.
A reader letter touts nutrition as key to healthier children after switching from heavy meat and coffee to fruit, soft boiled eggs, Grape-Nut with cream, and Postum. The note claims strong, improved health and cites a mother’s praise for the dietary change.
A sales pitch extols the Overland as nearly trouble free with an almost effortless pedal control and a simple design. It notes a vast factory output, high annual orders, and strong value with 26 hp for 1000 dollars or 40 hp for 1250 dollars, including lamps and magneto.
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