Ranch and farm ads mix in sparsely legible listing
Native grown spring wheat and corn advertised with prices per bushel or pound. Oats potatoes hogs and other farm goods offered by J T Graham ranch and W H McElroy. Also help wanted: a competent married woman to cook on a ranch near Rockypoint Wyoming. Calls and letters to Globe office and Frank Gervasi respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gervasi
Gale& _sd Corn
My Place
Little Missouri
J. T Graham Ranch
W. H. McElroy
Wim. P. Parks
Rockypoint
Wyo
Governor Kendrick’s Daily Charity Toll Revealed
Cheyenne Tribune notes Governor John B. Kendrick spends about 25 dollars daily on subscriptions and gifts for social events and community efforts. With a 4000 dollar salary and 4125 dollar daily contributions plus mansion costs, his charity outlays cut into profits from his northern cattle interests.
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Cheyenne Tribune
John B. Kendrick
Cheyenne
Sheridan
North
Land sale signals end of range era in Laramie county
The Cheyenne Tribune reports that within ten years most of Laramie county will be farmed or run as small stock ranches. A Warren Live Stock Co sale of 8,000 acres to Fred Hirsig and J. T. Bell begins a shift as former ranchmen enter colonization. A Platte County rancher notes stockmen often aid settlers who later become locators, citing a Missouri trio who moved to Wyoming after seeking homesteads. They bought 320 acres each in his pasture, illustrating the new Wyoming settlement wave.
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Laramie County
Warren Live Stock Company
Messrs
Fred Hirsig
J. T. Bell
Platte County
the Tribune
Missouri
Wyoming
George
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Cheyenne Tribune
Take a little time and do a little work on roads
Douglas Enterprise urges citizens in Converse County to assist with road maintenance. The piece argues county officials cannot monitor hundreds of miles of roads and suggests residents drain and fix mudholes themselves to save tax dollars. A Douglas group already spends days annually repairing bad spots and invites others to join.
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Crook County
Converse County
Douglas
Douglas Enterprise
Douglas preacher seeks political spotlight scandal
Editor Drury notes a Douglas man calling himself Rev who rails at Congressman Mondell and seeks notoriety through political attacks. The Wheatland Times rebukes the tactic, urging ministers to earn respect by conduct and preaching, not controversy.
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Rrr
Drury
Douglas
Cheyenne Leader
Douglas Budget
Mondell
Wheatland Times
Times
Brothers of the Press
Gasoline Policy Debate Opposes Pinchot Vision
The piece argues against conservation limits on gasoline, urging immediate access and noting vast withdrawals under past presidents. It calls for exploration of long term supply, critiques Congress for seeking studies, and claims the solution lies in current withdrawal orders. It frames Pinchot as a proponent of broad gasoline use and questions conservation rhetoric.
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Gifford Pinchot
Wyoming
Congress
Primary Indiana results hint at fall winds
In Indiana primaries President Wilson drew about 158000 votes and C W Fairbanks 176000 with no opposition. A Basin Republican commentator said the figures show which way the wind will blow this fall.
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Indiana
Wilson
C. W. Fairbanks
Basin
Bryan to Nominate Wilson at Democratic Convention
The Laramie Boomerang states W J Bryan will nominate President Wilson at the coming democratic convention praising his speeches as surpassing all prior efforts. It notes opposition fears of a mudslinging campaign and cites a vulgar pamphlet by Rev Weaver of Douglas as an example.
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Laramie
W. J. Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
Weaver
Douglas
Roses for Mondell Honor bouquet from land office staff
A large basket of nine dozen heavy American Beauty roses was presented to Congressman Mondell by General Land Office employees for his opposition to Borland eight hour amendment. The flowers, placed in the house lobby, were distributed to members before adjournment. Borland received four roses from the same bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondell
Borland
General Land Office
Frank W. Mondell
The Teacher's Home in Rural Board Arrangements
A government review outlines housing options for teachers in farm districts. It notes living rooms attached to farms improve conditions, avoids conflicts with families, and highlights the need for a quiet study space. It warns against unheated rooms and overcrowded living areas.
Bearlodge Grazing Increases Demand On Black Hills Forest
Demand for grazing on Black Hills National Forest grows as 13 380 cattle and horses apply in Deadwood, an 1800 head rise from last year. Secretary authorizes 18 000 stock range. districts show overstock risk. Bearlodge District 2 faces peak demand, prompting tiered permit rules for regular users and beginners, with adjustments based on prior holdings and district needs.
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Black Hills National Forest
Deadwood
Secretary of Agriculture
Bearlodge Division
Bearlodge Mountains
District 2
District 1
Boys and Girls Clubs organize summer program
In Crook County area youths aged ten to eighteen are invited to enroll in a summer leadership program. Boys will raise a pig on one eighth acre and learn crop production, while girls cultivate one tenth acre of garden and preserve produce. Local organizers can start clubs with help from R. W. Reeves and state leader Ivan L. Hobson.
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Sundance
Ivan L. Hobson
R. W. Reeves
Crook County
Leal Hrimmer Resettles at Brimmer Homestead Farm
Leal Hrimmer and wife Clara Lipsky arrived Saturday to take up residence on the Brimmer homestead south of town. Leal will operate the farm while the family will reside in town.
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Leal Hrimmer
Clara Lipsky
Brimmer
Leal
Folke
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Crook County
Notice to Mary Brooksbanks heirs and all concerned that real estate described as the South half of the Northwest quarter and North half of the Southwest quarter of Section 26, Township 56 North Range 63 West, Crook County Wyoming, was sold for taxes and purchased by H L Sima on July 4 1913. Redemption expires July 5 1910, and Sima will seek a Treasurer's Deed July 6 1916 in Mona Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Crook
Mary Brooksanka
Fiftysix
Crook County
FE. E. Wakeman
Treasuerer
State of
Mary Brooksbanks
Mona
H. L. Sima
Local Notices and Farm Updates in Hulett Wyoming Milepost
For sale. Twenty five bushes a Siberian millet seed absolutely clean. At my ranch ten miles north of Hulett seven miles west of Alva Wyo. Geo McAmis. Charles N Watt arrived this week with his family and is settling on the Mont Robinson place. Watts plans to build a home in the Hulett country and start out on the right line to succeed. Elmore Engler has bought a rebred Holstein bull to head his herd of better than ordinary cows.
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Hulett
Alva Wyo
Geo. McAmis
Charles N. Watt
Mont Robinson Place
Mr. Watts
Elmore Engler
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Timothy Ooéd
Hazelbaker
John Barlean
Ivoda
Ervin Richards
Ewes
Tf. W.W.& I. S. Driskill
Hulett State Bank
Kherson
M. L. Stephenson
Saskatchewan
Fife
Ant
Dakota
M. C. Brown
Gonzan Mudd
Globe Office
H. H. Kiehl
Gabe
RK. L. Bucher
Alva
Wvo
Nichols & Lytle
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U. 8 Court
Harry P. Ilsley
Sundance, Wyoming
Bb. C
NOBLE
L. Bostwick
Pos
B. H. Harms, D. D.S
Belle Fourche
Smiley-Gay Hardware Store
W. Blatt
H. E. Frost
Rea
W. W. Driskill
Franklin Hotel
Queen City Mail
New Store
Aladdin
Carlile Store
Suverwirs
R. K. Mespell
Carlile, Wyoming
Sale
Ceam
Alute
Fred Sutton
Rulett
Department of the Interior
Frank M. Kelsey
Bernardo R. Giachino
Nevsky,emney
Nnlyne
6Th P. Meridian
Fhrat Publicationptar
Oscar H. Will & CO
MARCK
W. Dak
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