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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
4
A historical method describes potato batter made in England costing under ten cents per pound. Potatoes are boiled to a floury state, pressed through a sieve, mixed with two ounces of butter or margarine and one teaspoon salt, shaped into rolls, and cooled. Butter coloring may improve appearance and a preservative is suggested for longer storage.
Walter in Brooklyn and Ed Storm vow to shave for victory over Kaiser Bill as Mrs. Watson files a chick care record after receiving 102 newborns from Arvada. Local deals include Ray Edsall buying the Thompson ranch. telegraph work on the Hulett Alzada line. and a Liberty Day meeting at Hulett hall. A column argues that non-essential industries cannot be sharply cut without harming the economy, urging controlled conservation instead.
Gillard, who killed Cornell Cooper in Alzada after a saloon dispute, was sentenced to hang but died by ingesting poison sewn into his clothes. The self-inflicted death came after learning his death sentence would be carried out. The earlier feud culminated in Gillard returning with a gun and killing Cooper, then choosing suicide over hanging.
Mrs Leslie Cook sustained minor injuries when her saddle horse fell during an evening ride. She is stated to be recovering well and is being cared for locally.
Mr. FE. E. Sims and family made a business trip to Belle Fourche. Mrs. A. W. Derrickson is recovering from throat trouble. J. D. Adair fences his new homestead. Big dance at Barrett's Hall anticipated. Red Cross knitting in Mona. Julia Massie, daughter of Clay Massie, injured forehead but progressing well.
Gov. Houx acting at President Wilsons request designated Friday April 26 as Liberty Day and urged all Wyoming businesses to close in the afternoon. Mayors call for observance with services and citizens to devote energy to promote subscription to the third Liberty Bond Loan. Wyoming Council National Defense.
A choral plea invoking divine aid for sailors, soldiers, and civilians. It asks for clear leadership, safe ships, vigilant sentries, calm sleep, and healing for the wounded. The prayer seeks mercy for the fallen, strength for surgeons, relief for suffering, and a lasting peace through Christ.
Vacant state and school lands listed by township and range in Wyoming invite leasing inquiries. For further information and leasing details, request from Ray E. Lee, Commissioner of Public Lands, Cheyenne.
Farmers endure storms as Alva residents discuss the Red Cross sale featuring beautiful quilts. Mrs. Henry Nevil is ill, Mrs. Glen Parkins improves, and Geo. Neilson recovers from Mayo operation. Kate Smith arrives to lead Dirk school while Red Cross rooms reopen for afternoon work. Master Glen Morrin works summer with Otto Carlson. Liberty Bonds urged to meet quota. Clayton sale drew a large crowd with strong prices, including a lamp for the Red Cross.
Sarah G Dawson born Mt Sterling Kentucky December 24 1862 died April 17 1918 after a lengthy illness She married W G Massie March 6 1881 and they had one son Clay D Massie now deputy assessor of Crook County They moved to Wyoming about thirteen years ago Funeral services were held at home by Rev J M Brown The family expresses thanks for the sympathy and assistance.
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