War Declared on Bad Roads Organizes Local Road Effort
The town calls May 1 as good roads day to repair and build improved highways. Citizens from nearby communities invited to join led by C. Storm and Treed Pearson with competing teams. A luncheon suggestion from a resident and local business moves noted as Charles Jenkins prepares a short order restaurant. L. S. Ford buys a saw mill and engine to manufacture lumber for ranch improvements.
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Hulett
C. Storm
Pearson
Charles Jenkins
McCoy
Mr. Jenkins
L. S. Ford
Easter Programme At Hulett Church April 8th
Easter program announced for Hulett with an 11 a m service at Goldie followed by Easter dinner at noon. Evening service at 7 30 features hymns duets and a sermon the event invites all and asks attendees to bring dinner and a Easter Rabbit egg. Nearby community notes report on local residents and land matters.
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Goldie
Hulett
Saloon Fight Leaves Piano Player Wounded in Encampment
In Salgon Raw Saloon a man named McCarty, a piano player, was struck in the head by a thrown stein after an earlier confrontation with BiaBarty. Tutweiler, who entered the establishment, was arrested immediately following the incident. The injuries were initially described as potentially fatal.
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Raw
Menry Bather
BiaBarty
Tutweiler
McCarty
Twittweiler
Card of Thanks from Ella Scott for sister’s death
Card expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided and consoled during the death of Ella Scott’s sister. She asks for continued prayers and wishes sorrow to be spared. Silex, Missouri.
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Lextend
Ella Scott
Silex, Ma
Willing Workers Meeting and Local News Brief
The Willing Workers plan a meeting with Mr. Daker on April Ltt led by Secretary Mrs. Chas. Hrauber. New names join the Globe subscription books this week as the town gears up for the official newspaper of northern Crook county. Various residents travel, seek medical care, or attend to local business and land law questions with Commissioner Ginderson noted for expertise.
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Ed Jolley
Washington
Daker
Chas. Hrauber
Globe
Crook County
Mondell Pushes Early Public Notice on Stock Driveways
Wyoming Congressman Mondell urges that stock driveways and waterhole withdrawals be published to notify local land officials and newspapers. Interior Department and General Land Office support action to avoid losses to settlers and prevent conflicts as withdrawals are considered.
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Weomting
West
Mondell
Department
Interior Departement
Cgenerad Land Office
Wyoming
Lane
Tallman
Monndell
Janay
Teld
War cost and France aid debated as bonds sell
The piece argues war casualties are costly in dollars, detailing Nioult’s estimate that each French person would pay 5.55 monthly for 40 years, totaling 33.30 for a family of six, plus regular peace taxes. It questions U S aid proposals, criticizing France aid and praising some editorials while urging Congressional scrutiny.
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Nioult
France
Washington Herald
New York
The
Herald
Congress
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