Local Poultry Ad from Aladdin Wyoming
Framing a sale for chickens by Mrs Frank Houtz in Aladdin Wyoming. Frie s must weigh at least two pounds. the listing notes various sizes and ages.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
8
Framing a sale for chickens by Mrs Frank Houtz in Aladdin Wyoming. Frie s must weigh at least two pounds. the listing notes various sizes and ages.
A brief note on horses suitable for pasture retirement or gentle schooling. Some may be broken for work or riding, while others are kept as pasture stock depending on temperament and health.
A cryptic note from W. W. and J. L. Driskill references paying a stated amount to influence or avert trespass on their premises. The language suggests a dispute over premises access and potential legal action.
In accepting remarks, Mr Hughes states that considering economic trends and women's roles in work shows suffrage is inevitable. He argues opposition can delay but not defeat it and urges ending the contest promptly in favor of granting women the vote.
Default on a mortgage to J A Baker later assigned to C A Baker prompts foreclosure. Sheriff sale set for October at Sundance Courthouse, Crook County, Wyoming, offering the east half of the northwest quarter the south half of the northeast quarter and the north half of the southeast quarter of section 24 township 1 north range 6 east with improvements.
A Golden Wedding anniversary celebration was held at Jno M Terhune’s home near Terhune with a turkey dinner and artistic table decorations. The couple Geo A Terhune born 1843 and Maria V McVey born 1847 wed Aug 19 1866, living in multiple states before settling in Crook County. They have seven children, twenty two grandchildren, and one great grand child. Attendees included family members and close relatives.
For sale 60 head of hogs large and small by L L Glaseburn Ewing Wyoming 40 head mixed cattle at Upper Blacktail ranch by Eric Huseby Otte. Clean Turkey Red seed wheat $1.00 per bushel near the Missouri Luttes 12-31 Andrew Parson Ewing Wyoming. The Hospital Pharmacy Sheridan Wyoming seeks all mail orders in that line.
We express gratitude to friends who assisted us during our bereavement and offer comfort to those who shared in our loss.
Willie McAmis rode an unruly horse last Sunday. the animal threw him causing a broken leg. He suffered severe bruises and was transported to Belle Fourche for hospital care.
Voters express offense at campaign coverage while ranchers prepare fields for fall seeding after a timely rain. McDonald Hall hosted a large dance on the 18th with Terhune Orchestra delivering a grand evening. another dance is planned for September 1 with the same band.
Roy Foy moves to the Hundrup place to farm for John. Mrs. Charles Hauber and Mrs. J. C. Hauber visited at Mrs. Hauber's mountain home and with the Engles. George Goertz seeks a patent on Uncle Sam land with witnesses William and Roy McCabe. Lisle Powell and wife arrived from Ridge with Miss Effie Anderson visiting the Bear Lodge homestead. Edith Campbell of Sheldon Iowa and Kneppers of Fort Morgan and Lima visit near Hulet. Beans promise a rich crop and higher prices. The birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leon White is noted with family joy. A big picnic is planned at the old Bill Jolley place on September 10 with water and shade, featuring Rey Brown and other speakers for Sunday school groups.
A brief sales note urges buying an Overland, mentioning C. C. Storm & Son at 28- tf as the dealer.
A terse note indicates Kerer requests your attendance to address a rising need for socks. Details on location or deadline are not provided in the accessible text.
L H Ellsbury built pit silos to feed cattle and reports costs for digging and completion plus silage equipment. T L Wolfskill had a deeper silo built by contract with cement work and notes milk gains after silage. County Agent offers help to start silage projects and lists contacts for local farmers.
A yellow box containing a lady's wearing apparel was lost between Devil's Tower and Sand Creek. A reward is offered for its return to I. W. Brown in Belle Fourche. Date 8 D. 4-2¢.
Will Clark rents the 8 J Brimmer place and moves in. Leal will occupy the Kerer house. Mrs R Bush and children depart for Lincoln Nebraska for the winter for schooling. Mrs Carrie Johnson and Claudia leave for Hot Springs. Cap Storm heads to Spearfish with a wagon load of feeds for the family and plans to follow tomorrow to settle in school.
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