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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
12
A preacher argues against frightening listeners into faith asserting that threatening hell is a poor method to win souls. He calls for a kinder approach focused on positive guidance rather than fear.
Terry and Fallon news feature health updates and travel as Mr. and Mrs. J. C Braley depart for the Sutherland ranch. The Yellowstone River flooding halts ferry service while C V Schwindt visits Fallon. Local reports cover land deals, ditch surveys, and the upcoming Fourth of July celebration with notes on pool wagon routes and regional commerce.
The piece notes expectations of abundant crops and the need for elevators every two miles to handle grain. It discusses meat supply plans via cattle and hog shipments, and mentions H A Whittier visiting Ismay and Fallon on his way to Big Timber for irrigation work.
A meditation on the afterlife and love urges that the soul find the beloved beyond death. It argues that for the worthy, the afterlife must fulfill earthly obligations, including the restoration of borrowed dead as a regal duty.
The Ismay newspaper issued each Wednesday in Ismay Montana lists J A McKinley as editor and publisher Subscription rates payable in advance One year eight months Advertising rates on application The Ismay entered as second class matter May 10 1908 at the Ismay Montana post office under the act of Congress March 3 1870
The Hackney Brothers report irrigation on five miles of ditches serving over 500 acres at Alfalfa Ranch in Custer County Montana. They describe 40 acre subdivisions seeded to alfalfa oats corn and potatoes, with plans to expand to 200 additional acres next year. They praise dry farming ideas but emphasize irrigation and future rural growth including roads schools churches and delivery services.
Market reports weak wool prices with quotes for fine unwashed at .14 to .16 and .16 to .19 for coarse and fine medium. Medium and quarter blood lots range from .18 to .21, average lots excluding fine fall within these bands. We offer job work services.
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