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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
7
A poem-style state song praising Dakotaland through vivid imagery of prairie life, valor, and virtue. The verses exalt soil, honest citizens, justice, and peaceful skies while invoking blessigns from God and highlighting Sioux City Tribune attribution to Packard.
Utica July 24 The Central New York States tennis championships will decide both singles and doubles in the coming days at the Yahnundasia Golf Club. The top prize in men's doubles is a cup presented by the Vice President of the United States.
A decision by Judge Jones of the state circuit court in Abe elty sustained a demurrer in the case of Margaret Kohn versus the Minnehaha County Commissioners. The suit sought 5000 in damages for the death of her son who died when a bridge collapsed under a hay wagon. The ruling allows appeal to the abate stipes court as the first known instance of county officials being sued personally in the state.
Governor Vessey of South Dakota appoints an advisory committee to assist the irrigation congress in assembling its December 4 to 9 meeting in Chicago. Members include I. Southmayd Deadwood, Stein Bangs Rapid City, Ir. Magruder Belle Fourche, Charles Smith Custer, and George Sanders Caputa. The letter notes focus on reclamation by drainage and the event coincides with the Land Irrigation Exposition and Livestock Show, offering communities chances to showcase their advantages to new farmers.
An Austin Powder weaponry mill at Wolo Junction was entirely destroyed by an early today explosion of unknown origin. Employee Charles Hatcher was killed in the blast.
A string of notes covers South Atlantic League teams led by Hall Columbia and new signings in the Texas and Three I leagues. Mentions include Donolite at Galverton, Sand Crabs’ improved play, Bumgardner eyed by St. Louis, Holmes wanting Des Moines, and Ward Miller targeted by Montreal. Also notes Three I League roster limit and talks of a Virginia League team in Washington.
The State Soldiers' Home at Hot Springs Idaho has 371 residents this morning exceeding its 300 capacity. After Aug. 1 county auditors may submit applications only to fill vacancies. Under Col. Orr administration the home is popular and well run. The article notes a pending appeal of a $500 damages judgment in a related case.
A court lets stand a decision against the former superintendent and four board members. The ruling holds trustees and managers of state institutions liable for alleged malice and improper acts. Officials faced potential resignations as the department's work faced scrutiny.
Farmers institutes led by Stoner and Gardner discuss alfalfa and dry farming across numerous towns from August 14 to September 16. Meetings open at 1 30 PM or 10 30 AM in Bison with talks on dry farming and overcoming hardships in a new country.
July 24 Pope Pius took to his bed as a result of taking cold. There is uneasiness over his condition as clerics monitor his health.
The article details upcoming casts and productions across major venues and stars. Victor Herbert awarded an honorary doctorates. Lee Arthur reshapes The Fox for New York premiere. Lillian Russell to star in Claria. Blanche Chapman to headline Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage Patch. Luisa Tetrazzini to sing at the Metropolitan Opera House. Everett Butterfield courted by Martin Beck for a Vaudeville season. divorce suit filed by Elizabeth Chester. Abe Ruef’s farce featured in St Owentin Fourth of July show. Ced Ming lovers pledge funds for arene era seneon. Fuller Mellish reengaged for priest role in Rebellion. Joseph Medill Patterson’s new play An Average Chap. A H Woods to stage The Broken Rosary. Chicago Opera House set for October run. Marshal Field estate plans $10 million store and office building on site.
Harvesting of small grain is under way in parts of the state as threshing machines begin to reveal crop quality. A new device called a buncher attached to the mower bar helps collect grain from corn stalk ground, improving yields where stalks are short. Corn across the state is healthy and growing rapidly with good prospects for the season.
The text notes a period two weeks later than in most former years, indicating a shift in timing relative to prior years. It emphasizes the continuation of that advancement without detailing specific events or dates.
Redfield July 28 Charles Bromley announces as a free candidate for Congress in 1912 as a resident since 1882 and calls for reform measures without court reading of reform words. He states he runs on his own merits and rejects political boss influence.
In Pittsburg stock holders of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing meet amid calls for change in management. Dissatisfaction grows after years of missed dividends while the company’s surplus increases. Restoration of George Westinghouse to head the firm is discussed as a probable outcome.
Rev. George W. Fogg returns home after six weeks including a two week stay in Newton Virginia and attends Philadelphia Baptist conventions. He recalls near danger involving Dr Vroper and notes diverse speakers including a St. Petersburg pastor who posted 2500 bail. He also mentions watching athletics and Comiskey’s White Sox in Philadelphia.
Grand Circuit races begin at Comstock Park in Grand Rapids with top entries from major circuits. The week’s feature is the $10,000 Furniture Manufacturers Purse for 2:12 class trotters, scheduled for tomorrow, drawing a large high class field to contest the prize.
Western Publishers Union issue from Deadwood South Dakota dated 1911 presents a period bulletin. It lists publishing notices and organizational matters likely referring to a local press body and its account of members and activities.
Rev. Micheal Power was consecrated Bishop of Bay St. George at St John’s Newfoundland with full Catholic ritual. The ceremony featured Papal delegate Mer Stagni and Archbishop Howley among the prominent attenders. Power is noted as the youngest bishop in the world and the event was described as one of the most impressive witnessed in the area.
The Desert Chemical Co offers a Hot Springs cure claim promising to cure rheumatism or asthma with a money-back guarantee if not cured after treatment. Patients deposit a certified check and instruct the bank to pay upon complete cure, with age and health details requested for participation.
Belle Fourche men plan tennis after a letter from County Treasurer Jennett of the Belle Fourche Tennis Club. A county officer, a former rival, and fellow townsmen may travel to Deadwood to seek revenge for last year’s defeats on local courts. Younger club women show interest, with a possible tournament limited to female contestants.
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