Ismay Journal rates and publication details
The notice lists weekly publication in Ismay Montana issued every Wednesday at Ismay J A McKinley writer and publisher. It includes subscription terms one year six months and advertising payable in advance with rates on application. The Ismay paper is admitted as second class matter May 1 1903 at the Ismay Montana post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Ismay
Montana
Congress
W. A. Beck
Fred Jorden
Old Man Day Brings Hope for Bumper Crops After Rain
Farmers amid lingering rain smile at change to sunlit days as dry farmers work fields with barrows to pulverize soil heralding a potential bumper crop. The column notes optimism and references Old Man Day.
Fallon Flat News Reports Social and Farming Notes
Local items describe visits and dances at Glen dive and the flat, with residents such as Miss Shepard and Mrs. Schwindt visiting, A I Denby and Cap Barker in town for dances, and crops being planted by Gifford and Nichols. A ball game between Fallon Dry Farmers and Terry Greens ends in a Green victory, plus a Fallon Amusement Co dance and hall painting progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Fallon Amusement Co
John Bream
Dew Drop Inn
Fallon Dispatches From Miles City and Local Happenings
Local notes from Fallon cover travel between Fallon Cedar Creek and Miles City plus marriages weather and farming. Mentions J D Johnson John Marsh Lit tle John Krueger and William O Laughlin with farming on the Fallon flat. Also reports dances runaways a windstorm and a young boy named Hugh escaping unharmed after a wagon incident. HORATIUS.
Fight the Fly: Community Rules to Cut Disease Spread
The article urges widespread public health action against flies, mosquitos, and rats to curb typhoid and cholera. It cites Chicago rules: screen food, keep streets clean, store manure away in screened vaults, cover food, burn table waste, keep damp cloths near foods, burn pyrethrum, use sticky flypapers if needed, and post reminders to foster ongoing cleanliness and prevention.
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Chicago
Baker area highlights include livery business and social visit
Baker A M Keechel runs a thriving auto livery. J F Beckham tries to stop a runaway team and is dragged but unharmed. A H Wyman and son Earl with J S Blackburn visit Mrs Wyman in Glendive. they return to Baker on the 17th with Mrs Wyman and four boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Beckham
R. Morris
Hugh
Horatius
A. M. Keechel
Hugh Morris
A. H. Wyman
Son Earl
J. S. Blackburn
Glendive
Terry Tales From The Terry Tribune Highlights Local Happenings
Braley travels to Helena on business while Mrs. Reiley visits Beach North Dakota. Ismay guests Lucille Burt share Terry visits. Local trades include new buggies, sheds, and a 14 foot tower project. North Side rancher Haley forecasts a bright future. a Terry quake unsettles residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Terry Tribune
L. W. Braley
Helena
F. P. Reiley
Beach
N.D
Lucille Burt of
Ismay
Charles McKay
Terry
Peter Lambert
Kinsey
A. C. Lambert
Walter Nelson
Thomas Wright
W.S. Haley
North Side
Montana State Fair Promotes State Resources and Wealth
Secretary Martin extols Montana's wealth from 1907 1908 wool output totaling over 80 million pounds and 20 million in value. Sheep numbered 5 429 211 in 1908. Hogs cows and mules in 1907 valued at 660 000 21 316 000 and 328 000 respectively. 446 500 trees shipped in 1908 and 782 000 inspected locally. County effort urged to build this wealth and showcase resources.
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Montana
Martin
Bureaus of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ismay, Custer CO
J. A. McKinley
County News
Fallon
Mrs. Schwindt
Misses Williams
Miss Shepard
Mrs. Stanley
Miss Bream
Tom Hackney
A. I. Denby
XIT
Cap” Barker
Jake Gifford
William O’laughlin
S. L. Nichols
Graff Brothers
H. J. Kramer
Barney
Neck of the Woods
St. Paul
Lou Weisner
Lou
Jack Hagan
A. L. Denby Ranch
William O'Laughlin
Miles City
Mr. Meitor
J. D. Johnson
Mrs. J. D. Johnson
John Marsh
Carlie
Jim Whaley
Hanson
William Foght
T. i. Hackney
Fallon and
Cedar Creek
Jack Eldrige
Gifford
John Krueger
Little John
T. S. Hackney
Cabin Creek
Ekalaka
Dallas Outfit
Mr. Foght
Mr. Fleming
Henry Egge
Fallon Pool
Henry
Mr. Buckley
Joe Thompson
Joe
Johnnie Bream
Miss Louise
Frank Buckley
Claude McCracken
Dan Harris
Mr. Lang
James Peffer
Dan
H. W. Sparks
Midland Lumber Company
Lel Ey Ny
Gentral
W. G. Scott
Gomfort
Terry, Montana
Geo. W. Burt
J. W. Stith
W. A. Brubaker
State Bank OF Terry
David Bickle
Kempton
Alfred. Wright
Geo. W. Burt Harve Robinson
Geo. T. Gipson
J. W. Stith Lon Pluss Geo. O, Reld
Aed
Sheffer
N. P. Depot
Billings
Baker
Commissioner Furnish
T. O. Ramsland
Hamlin
Braley
I. J. Gallimore
Senderson
Seattle
George W. Burt
Burt
Custer County
Montana State Fair
Attorneys AT Law
Loud & Campbell
Albert Roberts
Miles City Creek
Mont
Sheep Creek
T. J. Riley
Home Ranch
Pennell Creek
Pennel
R. V. Lawrence
Ton
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Myers Creeks
Powder River
Ismay Horse Sale Company
Hugh H. Hunter
Ismay IS
Roberts & Taylor
South Side Cafe
Benson Brothers
Devil Saloon
IS May
Knowles
Gund
Hamm
Northern Pacific Scrip
Hotel Olive Building
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