12 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
1
A brief remark questions Bror Drury’s early prophecy on Wyoming politics, suggesting his firm logic of events undermines his reputation as a prophet. The note hints at a clash between analysis and foresight in his assessment.
M Ingraham reported seven acres of wheat last year and fed grain from the patch to a sow and six pigs born last August. He sold five hogs for 198.40 on Saturday and kept two for home use. A letter from George South in Nebraska praises the Globe and Wyoming climate. A new boy leads Urban Chessier’s household. J J Minnich of Tower, a veteran hog man, sold early wheat for over 1000 and retains brood sows for this year. Fire destroyed H A Garman’s barn in Hardy with Ford and hay losses. John Bant visits town for a few days of business and rest. Build good roads then keep them good.
Pastor J. M. Brown recalls a joyous Easter morning in Goldie with ample seating, heartfelt music by Claudia Johnson Arthur Johnson and the Goulds, plus Fred Hobart’s organ. A social hour followed a warmly received service, then a hospitable supper in Hulett. He praises Goldie and nearby towns as devoted friends.
An abstract from the Sundance land office, compiled by Fred Blatt, shows 99 001 acres in Weston Crook and Campbell counties shifting to private ownership in 1916. Most land changed hands through final proofs on homestead filings, reflecting a broad move to private ownership.
An invitation to a social event at Graves' ranch along Beaver Creek on April 28 features good music and supper in the hall. Thurman Graves, Alya, and Wyo invite everyone to attend.
An editorial piece argues Wyoming should boost its own agriculture, citing Kansas farm yields and prices to praise Wyoming by contrast. It jabs at Kansas while praising Wyoming growers for higher corn and wheat yields, potato output, and land values, urging action to “get someone to show us promingites which end to blow.”
A long serving public figure, Senator F I Warren, announces he will not be a candidate to succeed himself after about fifty years of service from soldier boy to U S Senate. The piece praises his foresight, foundation laying for Wyoming’s Commonwealth, and his broad national contribution, especially to the West, hoping for long life and fruitful years after retirement.
A Sundance telegram reports Morgan Hulett died in Stanford Montana on March BY 1917 likely from pneumonia. He was a Crook county pioneer son of L M Husett, no widow, two children, and siblings in Montana Crook county and the Black Hills. burial held January 1st. He worked for major cattle outfits and was famed as a broncho twister.
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