29 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
1
Next Monday marks the annual school meeting for Hulett District No 10 as the district reorganizes. The meeting will form a new board to govern the schools, with officials stressing the need for men of conviction and vision who can handle scrutiny and guide progressive development.
A new list shows another batch of townships withdrawn for a resurvey. The entry reads Township Range 67 and indicates administrative steps to revise parcel boundaries and surveys.
On Tuesday evening the Willing Workers of the city hosted a social at the hall. The program featured selection, home talent, music, and readings that entertained the audience. The event concluded with a large meal and about 20 simple offerings from tax collectors, funds to be used for church improvements via the shared sheckela.
The Q6TH Anniversary of I O O F Hulett Lodge 46 and Rebekah Lodge 834 was celebrated last Sunday in Hulett with an excellent program. Rev J M Brown delivered the evening address as the Brown brothers and musical quartet performed. Mrs Bush and Miss Merrill Brown also spoke on lodge histories and the Rebekahs.
Court opens next Monday at Sundance under Judge Tidball of Cheyenne. Term likely lasts less than two weeks. Hulett has no counsel. only one or two locals present. Cleveland Harrington arrived Tuesday and departed Wednesday for Sheridan for summer resort work. He spent winter in Tarkio Missouri at a plow factory. Cleve is a fine young man and in demand.
The article outlines the duties of a county agricultural agent as a community uplift facilitator tying to state college research. It describes positions across Animal Husbandry Dairy Agronomy and Trees departments with concrete actions like promoting pure-bred sires, facilitating trap nests, vaccinating hogs, dairy hygiene, seed cleaning, and hardy horticulture.
Gunderson John Youngman travels to Moorcroft with a load of ladies and trousers. Local residents report illnesses, travel, and business moves including Mrs. George Byrd dental work in Sturgis and Bob Byrd family relocation near Ridge. Belle Fourche politics, commerce, and plans for roads, hotels, and timber mills are noted as spring activity grows.
Commissioner Gunderson reports from the Sundance Wyoming Land Office that applicants may file for an additional 160 acres after final proof on a 160 acre homestead, provided the original entry is owned and occupied. Contiguity with the original entry and occupancy by self or agent are required. Cultivation proof rules apply to the additional tract or either entry depending on prior proof.
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