21 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
1
The piece traces Seward’s initial self confidence and belief in his indispensability, then shows Lincoln’s rise as president, facing factional critiques, cabinet clashes, and policy tests. It highlights Lincoln’s restraint with soldiers, emancipation timing, Grant’s command, and Medill’s war-criticism stance, ending with a quote of Lincoln rebuking Medill.
At a State Council of National Defense meeting Chairman R J Carey urged all Wyoming farmers and ranchers to boost stock raising and crops. A state wide agricultural extension survey will collect data on crops, livestock, labor and pasture with blanks distributed through schools and local agents. Teachers and bankers will assist in data collection and confidentiality is emphasized to encourage honest returns.
Walter S. Gifford of the Council of National Defense urges states councils of defense to recruit artisans and experienced workers to build ships. He cites 5,000 local councils and aims to mobilize 250,000 workers, expanding as yard needs grow, to support the war effort and liberty.
Class A men who have not yet appeared for physical examination are ordered to report to the Crook County Local Board at Sundance at the earliest date. By order of the Crook County Local Board.
The new pool hall with Al bert Keihl as manager opened for business Monday. The furniture arrived from Dead wood on Sunday. Jack Degkleman of Alva left Wednesday for Upton then Sheridan to enlist in the navy. He traveled from Alva skiis in four and a half hours. Aldeo, Harry Reynolds, and Mr. Grant were in from the Rocky point region on land business. Lee A. McWethy, former Crook county superintendent, enlisted in the U S Marines at Detroit and Fort Loyal, N C. Thos A Dunn of Moorcroft appointed Crook county food administrator by Theodore Deira. Duties involve enforcing food regulations. Perry departed for Rock Springs last Saturday to take charge of the Advisor News, plant he may purchase. Solomon is a thorough newspaper man with many friends hoping to revive the paper.
Relatives of Alphonso Bunch report he is in England with the Sammies and notes warm weather and blooming growth. A Globe misprint changes Class A-1 to Close A-1 for a forthcoming physical examination. Mr and Mrs George Ruggles visit from Nebraska before returning to Montana. DeLacy Hassan Bally Grey and Wm McCabe travel from Sundance. George Ball from the Ridge Montana plans the Ball Irwin Auction with ninety seven head of cattle. Cap Storm says Liberty Bonds from the second loan are arriving at the Hulett bank for local delivery.
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