Ismay Commercial Club Holds First and Third Monday Meeting
The Ismay Commercial Club convened regular sessions on the first and third Mondays of each month. Attendees included Mes Gray and Miss, with a planned live port and discussions on a farmers' institute and fall or early winter events.
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Ismay Commercial Club
Joi
Prrindle
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Wars Dand Wood
Matt Smith
Waoen Bens
Vienneseta
Wieonsia
South Dakota
Aselves Ua
Elma
Clube
Uste Deere
Vrank Drake
Wisconsin
Jas
Miles
Ismay to Host Farmers Institute Details and Plans
Ismay plans a fall or early winter farmers institute with experienced speakers from Minnesota and Montana. The program features practical agricultural talks, science-based guidance on dry land farming, and sessions tailored to local needs. Lecturers are paid by fees. communities provide halls with heat and light.
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Ismay
Farmers’ Institutes of
Minnesota
Montana
Hur
Cooley
Secirea
Dseribe
Montana Farmers’ Institutes
Bny
A.J. Philips
Wisconsin
Corps of Institute Fee
Republican County Ticket At Miles City Convention Names Nominees
The Miles City Republican county convention nominated a full slate for county offices. State senator N A Sykes headed the ticket with James Hunter Walter Kelsey as representatives, and others included Joseph Batem an county clerk Otis Haynes sheriff W Hawkins treasurer J A Swordfiger assessor Geo K Robbins superintendent Mary Lee Wilson attorney Sharpless Waller surveyor Harry Fearnall public administrator John E deCarle and Coroner F C Grey.
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Miles City
Ismtay
N. A. Sykes
James Hunter
Walter Kelsey
Joseph Bateman
Wm. Clark
Otis Haynes
W. Hawkins
J. A. Swordfiger
Geo. KE. Robbins
Be a Booster And Avoid Being A Knocker
A folksy exhortation urges readers to lift each other and promote their town. It discourages tearing others down and praises friendly, constructive behavior. The piece stresses self-reliance without arrogance and the value of community spirit.
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Miles Cats
Northwestern Building Co
Weiter
Old Tinjer's Prophecy Hearsay on Crop Dreams
An aged observer recalls a 40 year Montana tale of a prophetic forecast tied to a freight route. He recalls corn rising five feet high and predicts crops surpassing all, based on irrigation and soil tillage. The Musselshell rancher notes dry land farming yields improve with better soil care.
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Thas
W.T. Perham
R. Perry G. Moon
Montana
Moore
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