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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
8
Governor Joseph M. Carey calls Wyoming militia commanders to muster and drill volunteers daily as war with Mexico or Mexican factions looms. He demands strict physical and mental exams and immediate reports on unit condition and readiness to answer a president’s call.
Belle Fourche Bee reports T L Ackerman and A G Challis returning from South Omaha with two carloads of horses. Draft horses around 1600 pounds sold at top prices, while 1300-pound mixed types did not, underscoring eastern buyers preference for drafters or eastern chunks and urging breeders to rid herds of in between horses to protect market reputation.
All outstanding warrants against School District No 10 are here by called for payment. No interest on such warrants will be paid from this date. Dated at Hulett Wyoming April 23 1914 C C Storm Treasurer.
C C Ripley attends court in Sundance while Lambing continues at H E Wood ranch. Mrs Wood travels to Spearfish for sister Gladeth’s illness. Signs of spring appear as Reid ranch gains Cecil Brown’s management and Butterfield buys the Farrall ranch. Neighbors relocate to North Dakota. Cameron Brothers mill with a 10 HP engine. Local life markers include livestock, crops, and children at play as geese migrate north.
Last Monday marked Merrill Brown’s sixteenth birthday as a group of Hulett youngsters gathered at her home for a lively surprise party. They played games shared ice cream and cake and told stories while presenting gifts and extending birthday wishes for many returns of the day.
The Globe editor tested corn on the farm and had it examined by the State Agronomist. Early June Sweet Corn shows purity and germination figures, while Yellow Dent Field Corn also reports purity and germination. The piece ends noting continued doubt about Wyoming’s corn production.
J. D. Adair urged his uncle Mike to avoid baching and farming. Mike Barlean’s cow was stuck in mud with no chance of recovery. Mrs. Dan Hoy reports her ankle remains in a cast and healing slowly. W. I. Smith family says their baby girl is progressing well. Rain expected may aid a good crop, with everyone hoping for shareable rainfall.
Sundance Times reports a son was born to Mr and Mrs Luther Kendrick at the home of Mr and Mrs March on April 18 1914.
A. C. Turneture offers prompt collection of accounts. Deeds mortgages and all legal papers properly drawn and acknowledged in Hulett Wyoming by a justice of the peace.
Governor Joseph M. Carey proclaims Arbor Day in Wyoming for May 1 1914 urging planting of one million trees. State and local governments, schools, and citizens are asked to observe with tree and shrub planting and educational observances to inspire youth.
Vint Bloxom traveled to Hulett on land business last Saturday. Lawrence Cochran and family visit with C H Hoback. Bloxom named road supervisor for the New Haven district. J L Driskill and Ethel Congleton came over in the snow storm after the D mail. New Haven post office to close Sundays after 12 a.m. Patrons told to note Bill Green visited Cracker Creek Sunday. Sam Wooklridge and wife en route from East Fork to Hulett. L D Rathbun and family visited New Haven with Mrs Jas Storm Jr. Chas P Ames and family moved from the Hills to a new farm west of New Haven. Rain brings farmers optimism for grass and stock water. Rev Brown of Hulett held services at New Haven schoolhouse. For Sale 10 head mares and geldings by John Sherrard Tow er Wye 14-5th. Bear Lodge Pharmacy advertises paint and wallpaper prices.
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