18 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
1
A 1915 session critique argues forty day biennial meetings fail to address state needs. Lawmakers chase big interests while common issues like tax payment plans and hospital funding go unacted. The piece urges continuous sessions, reduced membership, and a businesslike approach to govern.
An article extols Wyoming's State Hospital in Sheridan as a modern, well-equipped institution with a large medical community, reasonable weekly rates, and strong public trust. It highlights convenient access from Moorcroft, notable physicians, and effective administration under Superintendent Shannon, urging residents to consider local care.
A Farmers' Institute planned by the University of Wyoming Agricultural College and U S Department of Agriculture will convene at Sundance on February 23 and at Huleit the same day. The program includes discussions on stock raising, crop improvement, dairy herd profitability, sire impact, and home economy topics with demonstrations by A J Moore E F Bowman and E F Burton plus Miss Olin.
The current legislature failed to craft better liquor laws. Analysts say the upcoming election will offer a clearer path to reform as voters weigh changes and candidates propose new measures.
Mrs. Emily Lavell died at her Spearfish home on February 3 after a long illness due to arteriosclerosis. Born Emily Mor ing in St Louis on July 10, 1841, she married William Lavell in 1867 and had four children. Funeral was held Friday at the Catholic church with Rev O Rielly officiating.
Last Monday a three year old pulled a plug and scalded himself with hot water at W. H. Blakeman's home. He was rescued but his lower limbs suffered serious burns. He remains under care with efforts made to ease the pain.
Loomis the barber traveled to Belle Fourche on Monday for dental work while Rebekalis is noted with February 26th as a referenced date.
Governor Kendrick selects C. W. Stroud for water superintendent citing four years of efficient service and merit. The decision is welcomed by water users as essential during the foundation period of a major industry. Roy Montgomery sells his Gillette saloon interests amid political pressure and legislative inaction.
The sugar beet plant for Sheridan advances at a slow pace, but the community watches closely as its establishment could spur railroad construction and bolster the region's development.
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