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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
8
In Toledo Ohio Lucas County on December 1 1886 Frank J Cheney of Cheney Co promises to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Flat Catarrh Medicine. Sworn before a notary public this day. The notice urges testimonials and lists patent medicines including Forte’s and family pills for constipation.
The article describes colorful flowy negligees made of sheer fabrics like lace georgette and chiffon, with an accordion plaited crepe de chine skirt. It notes styling details such as georgette folds, a girdle back, black ribbon borders, long flowing sleeves, long skirts, and matching boudoir footwear.
A fashion feature praises two color blouses in georgette crepe with thread embroidery and new trims. It describes bold color combinations, lightweight embroidery, and a bright spring silhouette with geometric sleeve cuts and a split front panel for decorative embroidery.
Local notes report the first hatched chickens this season at the J W Lawrence ranch from Mrs Lawrence's hens. The item also mentions river crossings remaining risky as high water and ice broke in places but improving earlier in the week.
In the Saratoga Sun story coyotes are viewed as a lucrative market with fur prices rising. A trapper notes some consider breeding coyotes for their skins to profit from the growing fur trade while warning they howl at night. He cites $7 for four pelts and $35 for the top skin, plus a $10 bounty per coyote.
Fragmented text hints at a garden themed scene with mention of Weebling health and an odd dialogue about gardening. It includes gar dening errors and a reference to a person named Rout, leaving core facts unclear.
Report of Mr Shay Vee place mail carrier accident at Pearl McCutchans crew river crossing. Derby four Jazz orchestra dances at Hulett hall on February 28. W W Baker returns to Omaha for summer painting job at ninety cents hourly. Amos Bannigan and E J Holcomb visit Mona for supplies. Mrs George Butts ill recently.
In a quirky note, Digge explains four weeks off while Digi Voa and Jigga echo questions. Digge says he stayed home though his wife took a trip, leaving a lighthearted puzzle about where they went.
A fragment shows a childlike exchange about a cat and cornering food. The dialogue hints at siblings displaced by the cat's playful hoarding behavior, capturing a domestic scene with humorous tone.
Vaughn McElroy plans freight to Moorcroft this week while Mr. Grey travels there after a short visit from Mrs. Grey’s sister and family. C. L. Clark reports home from Hot Springs and Miss Frances nears return in a couple of weeks. Edna Kendall and the Benson brothers dine with the Hoback family. Lew Atkinson loses a saddle horse. Local youths attend Prishee party and a Frickie schoolhouse dance hosted by Ed Storm and the popular New Haven figure. Mrs Whitcher of Idaho visits daughter Trusty Moore. Miss Dixon to finish Prairie View teaching term soon.
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