Rate Sheet Confusion Stuns Local Residents
A garbled notice causes confusion as residents struggle to parse a rate chart and associated charges. Local officials urge calm and promise clarified guidance forthcoming.
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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
2
A garbled notice causes confusion as residents struggle to parse a rate chart and associated charges. Local officials urge calm and promise clarified guidance forthcoming.
The Boston Transcript notes New England, with 1/54 of the land and 1/14 of the people, has educated the president and four-ninths of his cabinet. Dartmouth, Harvard, Bowdoin, and Yale graduate many diplomats and justices, including a chief justice.
The author laments the belief that a person must die at the helm to prove success. He argues for achieving competence and wealth, then retiring to enjoy life and devote time to helping others rather than clinging to the business battlefield.
The Serbian royal line under King Peter faces collapse as the eldest son relinquishes succession after rumors of his brutality that allegedly caused 38 servant deaths. His younger brother rejects a tainted throne, marking a dynastic crisis rooted in murder and shame.
The Birmingham scout cruiser set a coal consumption record in a test at 15 knots, ahead of turbine rivals Salem and Chester. Experts now await the final test at 20 knots to see if turbines can surpass reciprocating engines or remain limited to mixed use.
Canada weighs building two dreadnoughts to aid Britain and boost imperial naval power. The cabinet pauses to study the issue carefully. Dominion loyalty to the crown is clear but some leaders suggest Canada may prefer autonomy at times to avoid entanglement.
The article contrasts Count Zeppelin’s airship feats with Santos-Dumont and notes the Wright brothers closing in on practical aviation. It laments that the world moves while learning and that airships still face skepticism as toys.
Influential New York women favor a bill granting municipal suffrage to women and plan to devote the summer to political work to win support. The push signals lively times ahead in politics.
An early 20th century note warns that Britain faces a German naval challenge and urges development of air ships to outclass Zeppelins. The piece mentions a polar exploration reference and ice regions as context for strategic concerns.
Fitzgerald clashes with Colton over Miss Margaret Mervin of Philadelphia. A staged duel ends with both men collapsing as a wedding announcement reveals Margaret’s marriage to John Harry Smith, changing their rival dynamic forever.
Washington readers protest Mrs Taft plan to relocate the Marine Band concerts from the White House lawn to a Potomac riverfront site. The new bandstand attracts criticism for accessibility and seating, while officials and diplomats attend the opening amid complaints from average music lovers.
Reports say the Danville born vice president candidate Uncle Joe Cannon is practicing golf covertly in Washington and may join Taft’s golf cabinet. Once a local shinny champion, Cannon reportedly fears failing at golf while his secretary confirms his long drive was the best yet.
The Tafts will occupy a two story and a half green cottage at Beverly Massachusetts this summer. Entry is via Ober street guarded by stone posts with a porte cochere. The residence features a veranda on three sides a dome topped tower and a second floor ocean side veranda leading from bedrooms. Inside includes a cherry library a music room a white room a living hall with stained glass windows paneled sycamore living room and an electricity powered modern setup. The estate includes a stable for six horses and a large garage.
Senate to curb pension bills as 8000-plus such measures passed last Congress and about 1000 proposed this session in the Senate alone. McCumber, chair of pensions, plans a joint meeting of pension committees to limit future bills and set a cap for the next session. An agreement could pledge a fixed amount of pension legislation per session.
A Life magazine passage on history argues that history hinges on perspective. It notes Eden, the American Revolution, and the Civil War show different readings depending on narrator and location, and concludes history bores when familiar figures repeat themselves.
A child suffers extensive rash and crusted weeping eczema with numerous failed treatments. Medical care notes severe skin distress and ongoing trials to find relief for the young patient.
A parent reports a boy's severe eczema cleared after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Hundreds of doctors failed, but within two months the child fully recovered. The testimonial cites George F. Lambert of Mahanoy City Pennsylvania and dates in 1907.
A doctor reassures a patient with confident language about curing the condition. The patient notes personal experience with the same complaint spanning two decades, signaling shared familiarity and long duration.
Howard DuBois recalls a South Africa soil assay tale where eight rough diamonds surfaced causing frenzied offers for the land before a wife asks where the remaining two diamonds are. The punchline hints at the rest being a product of imagination.
Advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications only through constitutional remedies. Describes catarrh as the cause of deafness and offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure. Mentions Cheney Co Toledo and Lakefall's Family Pills for constipation.
After a hard day on Wall Street a man was dragged to the opera by his spouse. He fell asleep and awoke to a soulful line asking the value of a rich chord. The exchange blends financial tone with a light operatic moment.
Romulus builds Rome and walls its north edge. Remus jeers. Evanston is mocked as a fortress. The tale ends with Remus permanently knocked out in the first boxing contest.
WH PAY 10-11c FOR COWHIDES High price for furs and sell leather cheap N W Hide Fur Co Minneapolis Minn SHIP VEAL POULTRY BUTTER EGGS to G L Bradley Minneapolis Minn WH BUY CREAM BUTTER EGGS Ramels Bros Minneapolis Minn When you go away from home dont forget that God is everywhere
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