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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
3
A newspaper item argues the switch to a per ton price for public coal land sales, noting costly survey methods and larger government values. It questions consumer impact, noting higher costs to operators and reduced competition, and asks who benefits. It also urges timely planting despite wet weather.
The piece notes Postmaster General Hitchcock likely to quit with Senator Carter of Montana named as his successor for party unity. It mocks early patronage moves and warns printers will chase the wagon in 1912 despite debts and creditors.
A Spearfish note recalls Jessie Ryan, later Mrs George Stather, who died March 18 in Denver Colorado from scarlet fever. Born 1881, she was the youngest child of J C Ryan, a Spearfish pioneer, and spent childhood here before marrying about seven years ago. Her father died recently in Denver. Jessie had been on the Pacific coast for the winter and it is unclear if she returned for the funeral.
A Crook County notice promotes Mu tosl Life Insurance Co of New York with agents recently appointed. It urges dealing with a local representative and highlights life insurance as safe investment and family protection. The piece targets farmers and foresees the impact of a farmer’s death on dependents. A C Turneaure credits the ad.
A poem contrasts the hungry baby, the frightened lamb, and a bashful maiden, each seeking attention. It concludes with the refrain that advertising pays. The playful verse uses animal and romantic imagery to argue persuasion pays in desire and need.
A reward of 35.00 each is offered for the recovery of two branded horses. One four year old sorrel gelding with a blaze and two white legs, and one two year old chestnut sorrel filly, both branded on the left shoulder. Last seen on the river between Belle Fourche and Hulett. Address Mr. Geo S. Howes, Powderville, Mont. 13-14td
Advertisement fragment lists sale items including white seed oats priced at $2.00 per bundle and pure bred Hereford bulls from Adrian Hewes of Sundance Wyoming. Some contact hints include A J Murphy near Cross T and bank draft mention for money transmission.
Prospectors urged to trade for land in superior U S locations with traces in prime sections. Gunderson can arrange and fix you out, offering leads and contact. Potential buyers are advised to see Gunderson for details and arrangements in the current market.
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