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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
2
Cloud bursts in western Nebraska washed out two thousand feet of track on the Chicago Denver line between Cambridge and Holbrook. Torrential rains blocked traffic and swamped the corn belt in the region.
In Munsey's Magazine a dramatic tale tells Luke Lea, a young Tennessee senator, offering his blood to save his fragile wife on a hospital cot. Surgeons drain his veins as his wife’s life hangs by a thread, and his fainting at the procedure underscores a moral about marriage and sacrifice.
Thirteen nations have built or planned about one hundred dreadnoughts, led by England with 32 ships and Germany with 21. The United States trails with 12, including four completed, four launched, and four under construction. Costs soar with Russia’s designs valued at about 10.35 million dollars. nations debate the expense against diplomacy and global harmony.
Speedy motor boats from New York and other Eastern points join top craft in the Western Power Boat Association third annual regatta at Peoria Illinois on July 26. The event will continue tomorrow with winners potentially defending the America's Power Boat Cup against the British challenger on Long Island Sound next fall.
Leading golfers of the west from Western Golf Association clubs gather in Detroit for the 13th annual amateur championship at Detroit Golf Club starting Monday. The Olympic cup preliminary contest is set for tomorrow.
A humorous exchange between two bachelors and their wives reveals how couples clash over control and plans. One narrator notes his friend Harry Burbank’s schemes to keep peace by steering decisions, while the other admits his attempts to force his wife to yield backfire.
Naco Arizona August 5 Colonel W G Green a copper mining man died here today in a West region incident.
Admiral Tojo visited Washington and met President Taft and Secretary Knox who accorded him full honors as the Japanese hero.
Rome August 7 Pope Pius had a serious sinking spell this morning alarming attendants Secretary of State Merry dal Val was summoned to the bedsides of the pontiff Physicians rushed to the Vatican revived the pope but anxiety over his condition persists
From the exchanges The Stand-Ty I bought a horse a gallant nag an old Kentucky shed I also bought a renabout Red-wheeled and rubbr-tired I purchased next a motor-car And made the gravel fly An aeroplane followed to travel the sky When the aeroplane comes down with broken Wing or wheel My chauffeur loads the crippled kite Upon the swift mobile The auto declines To take the homeward track My trusty steed comes trotting up And tows us safely back Minna Irving.
South Desota State Fair management pledges full comfort for visitors. Hundreds of settees will be placed at convenient points on the grounds. The Woman's Building Beadle County Building W C T A Rest cottage and other buildings will provide care for those tired from sight seeing.
London reports indicate Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg and Foreign Secretary von Inderlen may resign in Berlin after Emperor William's disapproval of their aggressive Morocco policy and a potential settlement with France.
At a Watertown Business Men's Union meeting a resolution was adopted urging the city council to begin paving the business district at once. Cement is favored to boost local firms, labor, and products, as Watertown leads the state in cement work.
New York fashion reports drastic changes in women's undergarments. Combinations of corset covers with drawers and new slim chemises replace bulky pieces, while double skirts and minimal trims redefine silhouette. Lightweight fabrics, smooth lines, and strategic frills dominate, with emphasis on a flat back and modest fullness.
Poetic verse by Nixon Waterman questions whether changing figures reveal truth about women. The speaker notes hips that once showed fade and asks if appearances can lie, challenging common judgments about female form.
Florence Fairbanks notes Paris modistes show new sailor hats with rounded crowns and broad brims. White hats feature a five inch velvet bias band on the left, tied by a velvet bow, straw bands match, intended as pretty morning and seaside wear.
A speaker recalls a visitor touting a rapid wealth scheme and considers a personal money idea. He laments lacking ready cash to pursue the opportunity and imagines a new invention that would be durable and reliable, yet remains in his head rather than pursued.
New York July 20 Jehn Parsons a Wall Street attorney publicly admitted he is the real parent of the sugar trust. He testified before the Hardwick investigation committee that he created the sugar combine with Havemeyer as its head. Parsons says the sugar trade was demoralized and he took seven years to devise plans for stability. Washington July 21 The president left the White House after breakfast for Manassas Va to address Confederate and Union survivors of Bull Run this afternoon.
Zeph Smith a Long Island farmer woos Sarah White an old maid living with her parents. A tin peddler discovers coins from Captain Kidd and schemes to rush Zeph into riches and marriage, but Zeph chooses love over treasure and marries Sarah with a quick preacher’s knot.
Paul Bt July 24. Several hundred of the leading Ardenia photographers have arrived for the thirty first annual convention of their national association. The event opens tomorrow with juried exhibits and the Madonna exhibit promising to be the largest ever hung by the association.
London harbor remains paralyzed as 40 000 dockers join sympathy strike with 365 000 teamsters. The shutdown halts operations and worsens food shortages.
The Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago summarizes U S agricultural conditions showing corn near three billion bushels, above ten year average but below last year by about 100 million. Wheat and oats fall short of last year while potatoes and fruit show resilience despite early frosts. Northern plains suffer severe drought but later crops may offset feeding losses.
A Munsey article highlights John C. Stubbs as the Master of Traffic and rate maker extraordinary. It argues a rate maker must be a seer builder merchant and transporter who considers social industrial and commercial resources of communities served. The piece notes railroads push for foresight in rate making to aid development and public needs.
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