28 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
1
The Globe marks Volume 5 Number 12 and looks back on five years of local business changes and community growth. It reiterates its reforming, independent stance inspired by the New York World, pledging to fight injustice, support the poor, and pursue public welfare as the town enters a new page in 1912.
The speaker urges numbering years for purposeful work, noting time will run out and all that remains is the mark made on others as we pass through life. The lines stress finite life and lasting impact through deeds.
County farmers recall losses from a Seattle area buyer who deposited 100 cattle under contract at Opal, only to have drafts dishonored as market prices fell. The piece urges requiring deposits or cash payments to protect sellers and suggests local buyers with bank standing as safer partners.
Shelled corn at 1.55 and corn chop at 1.05 offered by Bush & Pearson at Aladdin. Miss Bess Fischer called home by her mother’s illness. Locals plan holidays, dances, and visits while noting a cold snap and ample ice supply for cisterns.
Bret Reid argues in the Rawlins Journal that murder rates rise due to weak criminal laws and biased juries. He rejects the death penalty and urges life imprisonment without parole, removing gubernatorial pardons to ensure no chance of early release.
A dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colvin celebrated the 26th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. D C Ruland on December 28. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ru land, Dillon W Rukwnd, Beau Colvin and family, George Nielsen and family, Mrs. Pollock, Inez and Myrna Coffey.
George A Hobart and Dan Hulett stood with onlookers as Rev Jon McCurdy spoke the vows. The groom has lived on a Criddie area homestead for five years. The bride, daughter of early settlers I M Plalett and wife, has resided in the county since childhood. They plan to settle on the bride’s homestead near the Cross Anelor reservoir.
Collou Hailey traveled to town for part of the holidays while Tie headed to Spearfish on Wednesday morning to spend the remainder of his vacation.
A newspaper note urges readers to renew subscriptions before the magazine ends. It mentions a blue pencil mark and prompts sending payment to continue receiving the Globe.
A Friday evening program at the hall entertained a sizeable crowd despite stormy weather keeping many visitors away. Miss Alma McRae led the children, Santa Claus attended, and the tree was stocked with presents for all ages.
Last Saturday Chasards became owner of the Geary livery barn known as WD Geary. The new proprietor takes possession at the start of the week. Picardy will oversee pattorns of the popular feed and safe stable promising courteous treatment. Citizens of Morristown pledge support and wish success.
A quirky note suggests celebrating leap year by having the men tackle the family wash at THI with a playful community spin.
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