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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
7
Promo style notice advertising brick as cheaper building material. Claims largest brick plant in the region. Offers direct grainy brick supply, six to ten room units mentioned, with lime, cement, and Portland products. Ends with request to write for samples and prices.
Jackson faces Yazoo City in Heattiesburg and Greenwood as Hattiesburg hosts Meridian. Vicksburg starts against Woody Thornton at Greenwood. The Cotton Belt league schedule runs 120 games, ending August 23, with games in Jackson Mississippi and surrounding cities.
For three days delegates to the Virginia Young Men's Christian Association annual convention meet in Charlottesville Va. The event gathers city railroad and student branches with broad representation. Noted speakers include Dr W Kent of the University of Virginia J C Moss of Lynchburg J A Whitmore of the international committees Rev T Claggett Skinner of Roanoke and Congressman Richmond P Hobson.
Public sale of the blast furnaces and other Virginia properties of Union Iron and Steel company concluded the bankruptcy proceedings long pursued by the firm. The business, long guided by Edward L. Harper the New York promoter, drew notable attention in financial circles years ago.
Manufacturers blame overproduction for an indefinite shutdown that idles about two thousand workers across several Iowa factories. A newly formed union among employees accuses the move as an attack on the union, signaling labor tension and plant closures.
The thirtieth annual convention of the Southern Illinois Teachers association opened in Carbondale with record attendance. Sessions at Southern Illinois Normal school run through tomorrow and Saturday, with host homes providing entertainment. Noted speakers include State Superintendent Francis G Blair Dr L C Claxton and Dr Henry Suzzall.
Minneapolis April 6 under the Minneapolis Playgrounds commission a three days institute opened today to discuss plans to promote the playground movement in large cities and towns of the region. Delegates from Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Missouri North and South Dakota attend the conference.
The text mentions seventeen kinds of sharks in the far east seas and the basking shark in the Indian Ocean reaching about 60 feet. It also describes a tin zinc aluminum alloy with one per cent salt that soldering aluminum easily.
McRoberts M director of Mechanics and Hydro Therapeutics governs internal medicine and laboratories. B Bellow M BD X Ra my Electro There director of Masage and Physco Therapeutics.
Paris April 7 Lieutenant aviator Baguote plans a second attempt to cross the Mediterranean from France to Tunis after a prior failure caused by a defective compass. He stayed aloft for more than five hours before fog over the sea halted the flight.
Paris notes that May was set as the month for the International conference on Sanitary Questions with exact dates to be decided soon. Twenty six countries have signified they will attend. The conference will study the Manchurian pest cholera yellow fever and other virulent diseases.
Railway mail clerks in Huron report satisfaction that Norman Perkins moved from the tenth division to the Washington division. They see it as a win for their cause and expect suspended clerks to be reinstated soon.
Billis Wainwright, the millionaire brewer, linked to the 1902 doodle crusade against the city council by Governor Folk, returned from Paris and surrendered in open court today before St Louis authorities.
Washington April 7 It is reported that with Aldrich out of the senate he will devote most time to the monetary commission and push currency reform at the next long session. President Taft supports the plan but will act only if Congress acts before term end. Hearings will test support from the American Bankers Association and the monetary commission.
Clarence Funk, head of International Harvester, testified before the senate investigation committee that Howard Hines of Chicago offered 10 000 to reimburse men who funded Lorimer's election. He named Edward Tilden as the fund collector and said Kohlsaat had refused to reveal a source. Kohlsaat was released from secrecy. he and Funk then detailed the sequence at a special committee session.
A Chicago based surgeon with ties to Illinois charitable Eye and East of Mary joins the medical staff after earning a degree from the University of Wisconsin Medical Department. The recent graduate is described as a skilled practitioner with strong community involvement.
J M Barrie is announced to be at work on a four act play to be produced next season by Maude Adama.
Prof. Hanson of the Agricultural College outlines how a $2,000,000 state appropriation will fund alfalfa trials across South Dakota and neighboring states. Ten plants per county will be released to applicants and tested in diverse soils from alkali to gumbo, with emphasis on hardy seeds and pasture potential.
Tension rises as union musicians clash with theatre employers in Honolulu. Theatres have conspired to trim salaries contrary to existing agreements and contracts, affecting performers and venues citywide.
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for rheumatism or asthma at Hot Springs. It states no payment unless a complete cure is achieved and asks readers to send age and condition details for further information.
A cooperative store on a profit sharing basis is planned by the Industrial Council in Kansas City Missouri. The New York workmen's compulsory compensation law, passed last year, has been declared unconstitutional by the Albany Court of Appeals in New York.
Philadelphia on April 6 reports many prominent men have arrived to attend the fifteenth annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, with sessions slated to begin the next day.
Vancouver, April 6. The annual bench show of the Vancouver Kennel Club opened today and will run through the week. An entry list larger than ever before showcases a greater variety of breeds with benches filled from across Canada and the United States.
Springfield will remain a dry town for at least a year after the city council ruled the saloonmen’s petition insufficient due to a lack of freeholder signers. Despite efforts and tactics to gather support, they could not secure enough signatures to trigger a vote on reopening saloons.
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Seattle after an enthusiastic welcome in Ta coma. He will stay until tomorrow morning then depart for Spokane. The program includes student address at the University of Washington this afternoon and other entertainments.
Sir Robert Weatherbe, 76, longtime Nova Scotia figure and former chief justice on the province’s supreme bench, received numerous congratulatory messages at his Grand Pre home as he marked his birthday in Halifax.
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