Rockypoint Notes on Weather and Local Happenings
Rain in the Rocky Point area boosts crops while residents report improvements in health. J M Carey’s cave project with Mr Davidson is noted. Charlie Stevens and the Rocky Point nine play ball. Prairie breaking keeps farmers busy as school opens September 4 with Ray West teaching. Harry Willson of New Haven joined Rocky Point players for a Sunday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvil Closson
Mr. Davidson
J. M. Carey
Charlie Stevens
Rockypoint
John Chester
Harry Willson
New Haven
Rocky Point Boys Sanday
Local Farm and Community Notices From Eaton Area
Miller Creek Wallace Thune visiting at the Eaton home. Art Montgomery home from the roundup. EE Reed took a business trip to Sundance Friday. Dean Garman visiting grandparents. Mr and Mrs Win Ondin welcome a baby boy. IlC Warford helped furnish music for a dance in Hulett. Herman Fischer visited Sundance after C E Lagest, who was ill. M R Dagger and W D Kelley threshing earlier in week. Dagger took his mother to Hulett for her Nebraska home. Mrs Dagger and granddaughters Mavis and Jessie Pordyce visiting relatives here.
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Wallace Thune
Eaton
Art Montgomery
Dean Garman
Win. Ondin
Warford
Hulett
M.R. Dagger
Nebraska
Scouts Record Sharp at Meeting with Track And Field Events
The Boy Scouts posted records in standing long jump Bud Martin 7 ft 34 in Cecil Storm 7 ft 7 in. Running long jump Bud Martin 11 ft 84 in Cecil Storm 9 ft 6 in. Standing high jump Bud Martin 2 ft 8 in Cecil Storm 2 ft 6 in. Running high jump Jay Durfee 3 ft 64 in Bud Martin 3 ft 6 in. Jud Tate Chesney Baker won three legged and sack races. Jud Tate also led 50 yd dash while Cecil Storm won 100 yd dash. Next Saturday the group plays a neighboring baseball team inviting parental attendance.
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Boy Scouts
Bud Martin
Cecil Storm
Jay Durfee
Bud Marlin
Bud
Cecil
Jud Tate
Chesney Baker
Jad
Shaving Neck for Fifteen Cents and Local Notices
Gust Hardt shaves necks for free after shaving faces for fifteen cents. N J Schiller buys hundreds of bushels of wheat at top prices for mill prep. Hulett Concert Band to meet 7 30 Friday Sept 8 at school for rehearsal with music. Entertainments at church Sept 7 by Miss Lena Brion with local talent. Homer Green Baby Shafto Music What Wm Henry Did Hauber Mai0 First Day at School. E B Cook Mammy's Little Boy. The Death Disk. Mark Twain. Jamnes Reel. Alva road supervisor Reel completes road above John Mahoney’s on Lame Jones Creek. praise for road work. another piece near Alva east of the bluff. Boost for better roads and more workers like Reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Homer Green Baby Shafto
Wm. Henry
Hauber
B. Cake Music
the Hen
E. B. Cook
Mammy
Mark Twain
Jamnes Reel
Alva
John Mahoney
Lame Jones Creek
Mr. Reel
Wheat Losses Blamed on Drouth and Poor Dry Farming
Colorado Springs reports 8.9 million bushels of winter wheat lost nationwide due to drought and lack of moisture. Secretary John T. Burns of the International Dry-Farming Congress faults farmers for not adopting dry farming techniques and moisture retention practices as the Sixth Congress convenes in October.
The Editor and the Power of Print
Observers say the printing press shapes presidents poets and poets, guides the nation from wheat prices to postal goals, curtails kings power, and transforms bankers and lawyers. It educates the homeless yet irks all, rising and falling with the editor’s folly.
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Observerias
Hulett News Briefs Include Dance and Local Events
Mrs H L Guilliams on sick list. Posters out for Alva Hall dance September 2. Notice of homestead proof free at Globe office. Robert Gordon of New Mexico visiting sister Mrs B Simpson at Alva. Mrs A B Pecht left for Hardy Nob to visit her son. Garman Bros Miller ads praised in August sale. Wood pile needs building for winter. Cotten and Frazer visited from Svearfish. Ben Bunch repaired Cotten’s auto. Globe printing and ranch letter heads promoted. Gillette horse sale August 1st and September 1st and 2nd touted as top in the west with high prices expected. Hulett and Tower ball teams played. Hulett won. Mr and Mrs Cole and Walter arrived in Aberdeen Wash. Chittim from Aladdin on business. visited home ranch. Murphy Haasan report drilling progress at Mia well. Hulett school to have principal Mr R Wolfard of Laramie. university graduate. Odd Fellows dance Saturday night. forty couples attended. hall work continues. John Youngman to Moorcroft to meet daughter and granddaughter arriving from Spokane. W T Padgett of Ballenger Tex visiting son Rabie. impressed by Crook County growth. Gov Carey notifies Gonza Mudd appointed delegate to International Dry Farming Congress in Colorado Springs in October. Miss Annie Peterson and John Thorn from Carlile for dance. Mrs Louis Callquist and daughter Clarice to Deadwood for visit. W C Thomas and wife took a one day vacation drive. Your subscription ends with this issue if a blue pencil mark appears here.
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Globe
Robert Gordon
New Mexico
M. Cotten
B. F. Frazer
Svearfish
Mr. Cotten
Ben Bunch
Gillette
West
Conway
Daily
South
Hulett
Dath
Mr. Cole
Mia
Hattie Kelley
Hulett School
R. Wolfard
Laramie
Wolfard
State University
Odd Fellows
John Youngman
Moorcroft
Colorado Springs
Mr. Mudd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray West
Reed
Sundance
Herman Fischer
C E. Lagest
W D Kelley
G. W. Beard
Scout News
Gust Hardt
N. J. Schiller
Lena Brion
Drouth
United States
John T. Burns
International Dry-Farming Congress
Burns
United States Department of Agriculture
J. M. Bradshaw
Peyton
Colo
Guongress
Bains
U.S
Bradshaw
Mr. Burns
Sam
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Ripley Building
Rulett, Wyoming
H. L. Guilliams
Alva Hall
Annie Peterson
John Thorn
Carlile
Louis Callquist
Clarice
Deadwood
W.C. Thomas
The
Garman Bros. & Miller
Wyoming. Mercantile Company
Aladdin, Wyoming
Susson
Uvy Wholesale Tru
General Merchandise
Rarral
Akrraetail
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