Reverend Coffey to Lead Alva Pulpit on Sunday
Local notes report Mr. Coffey will fill the pulpit at Alva this Sunday. Lizzie Patton closed her school last Friday. Residents busy preparing crops this spring. Henry Nevil aiding Lewis Johnson with spring breaking. Effie Anderson started a new school last Monday on Lame Jones creek. Floyd Parkins bought a team of horses from Mr. Woodcock last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Reel visited their daughter Mrs. Albert Knowles last Wednesday. B F Engle repaired the road washout after snowmelt. Master Earl Gage returned from Sundance to mend fences at his father's ranch. Beaver Creek ran high Tuesday as Stephen Mahoney crossed with mail for Belle. Martha Mahoney returned from Sturgis S C where she attended her sister's school. Mrs Will Chapman reportedly worse. Will postponed Wyoming trip until she improves.
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Coffey
Alva
Lizzie Patton
Henry Nevil
Lewis Johnson
Effie Anderson
Lame Jones Creek
Floyd Parkins
Sturgis
S. C
Will Chapman
Will Will
Wyoming
Wyoming Industries Brace for Underwood Tariff Impact
A Wyoming speaker warns the Underwood Tariff Bill, arguing free wool, sugar and meats threaten local industries. He cites wool competition with Australia and Argentina, sugar factory delays, coal market shifts, and potential wage and employment declines across the Intermountain region. The speaker notes political inevitability but urges caution about a slide toward freer trade.
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Wyoming
Australia
Lower Platte
Goshen County
Cowley and
Lovell
Bighorn County
Colorado
House
Senate
Local Notes From Hulett and Vicinity
Wheat delivered to Hulette flour mill by W. R. West this week. E. Massie of Eothen took the Flats census. L. Brawner of the Texas settlement was on the Flats Monday after seed oats. Bert Helmer George Harper and Phillip Tardiver headed for Moorcroft last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davidson of New Haven visit relatives here. Cecil Kennedy learned of her father's death in Chilton Wisconsin. Mrs. Claire Thomas returns from St. Joe Missouri. Al Evans and family go back to their Moore ranch homestead after wintering there.
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W. R. West
Hulett
E. Massie
Eothen
L. Brawner
Texas
Bert Helmer
George Harper
Phillip Tardiver
Moorcroft
Guy Davidson
New Haven
Cecil Kennedy
Chilton
Wisconsin
Claire Thomas
St. Joe
Missouri
al Evans
Moore Ranch
Wedding Bells Ring for Hobart and Crawford Pair
Two popular locals Miss Ina Hobart and Clarence Crawford wed at the bride's home last Wednesday at high noon with Archie Turneaure Justice of the Peace presiding. Hobart and Crawford reside nearby with family ties to Moorcroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Fred Hobart
Moorcroft
Spuds
Mort Boden
Government Canon
Miss Ina Hobart
Clarence Crawford
Archie Turneaure
Justice of the Peace
Farming life and local moves fill a quiet week
Durham works for Wm Boyd and builds on his farmstead while Elmer Bay returns from sheep herding. Dave Durham plans a house on his farm. Ted Terhune trips to Alzada. Durham heads for Whitewood. John Seely visits Belle Fourche. Mrs. Mary Seely expected home from Kansas. Jack Baer visits family. a dance at Mrs Seota Weston ends in a fine time.
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Mr. Durham
Wm. Boyd
Dave Durham
Elmer Bay
Ted Terhune
Alzada
Durham
Whitewood
S. D
John Seely
Belle Fourche
Mary Seely
Kansas
Jack Baer
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Jim Clark
Dave Fordyce
Sheridan
Clarence Eaton
Herbert Warford
Miller Creek
Everett Engle
Vera Kelly
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Arthur
Lash
L.m.k
P. M
Herman H Gunderson
U.S
Wyo
Walter Collins
Albert H. Kesler
Melvin G. Brown
Arthur Proctor
Joe Lytle
Register
Beaver Creek
Little Missouri Buttes
A. W. Maw
D. A. Ruland
John Pearson
Ekothen, Wyoming
MR. Mondell
Union
Idaho
Montana
Washington
F. W. Mondell
Rockypoint
Goldie
International ‘Tailoring Company
Tion
Aladdin
Aladdin Livery Barn
J. H. Chittim
Hulett Livery
Fred Sutton
Hulett Hotel
J.C. Brass
Prop
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Johnsons
Johnsen
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