14 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
1
A short notice urges residents to prepare for the upcoming annual school meeting as county growth fuels demand for education. The note lauds the District No 10 school board for a strong year, encourages continued policy, and calls for wiser public support and larger funding of schools.
Governor Bryant B. Brooks proclaims Friday April 22, 1910 as Arbor Day urging school led tree planting across Wyoming. Statewide observance invites planting of shrubs, vines and trees to beautify communities and improve welfare. Capitol Cheyenne ceremony affirms spring emphasis and statewide participation.
The Denver News argues against biased attacks on Secretary Ballinger by Collier's Weekly and Brandeis. It condemns judging before full evidence and accuses the prosecution of unfair tactics and muckraking under the guise of conservation.
Senator Warren of Wyoming returns from Kis State and reports West Republicans satisfied with President Taft. He says Wyoming and the West enjoy prosperity, praise the tariff bill for higher revenue and lower taxable articles, and approve the corporation tax as a tool to adjust government revenue. The Republicans feel no cause for dissatisfaction.
The Washington Herald quotes a political leader saying election time will solidify President Taft’s standing with the people. He emphasizes the tariff law as producing admirable results broadly acknowledged by the public and ties this to Taft’s expected political strength.
Reverend Wilbert R. Howell, pastor at large for this Wyoming district, left Hulett last Monday for Deadwood to hear of his aged Michigan mother. He may go to Michigan or Basin, with the church awaiting a regular pastor likely by Sunday, April 24. His two months here boosted church work and members regret his departure.
Sam Tate takes charge of the Lt Wood place on Beaver Creek to plow and prepare new fields for stock raising, showing how soil turning demonstrates the Mondell homestead law’s fine points and room for expansion.
A humorous tale on price relations and prosperity contrasts high prices for farmers goods with higher costs for others. A Minnesota farmer Johnson balks at linseed oil priced 85 cents a gallon after selling flaxseed at 1.85 to 2.15 per bushel, illustrating price interdependence and widespread discontent among producers.
New Haver welcomes John Randall and his son from New York Mills Minnesota. Randall is brother to J W Randall here. Joe Eselatine is named as locator for homestead entries. A Will Gon Hall dance is set for April 30 with Miss Pay and Win Jol 7 providing music. Miss Graphia Mowhirter helps Mrs Clark with housework this spring. Dr L Clark delivered pork to Moorcroft market last week. Harry Willson traveled to Beaver Creek and Aladdin. Wim Brentzer won the 22 rifle at the April 1 dance. Willson is a frequent local visitor.
The Bear Lodge Pharmacy showcases high grade toilette articles with white feed outs for sale cleaned and ready for use. Erwin Richards located ten miles south of Bluelet on Blacktail. 15.
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