25 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
1
The Wyoming Legislature adjourned after a forty day session with mixed outcomes. Despite time limits they passed meritorious measures and left some in cold storage while discarding unworthy ideas. Overall the record shows progress and harmony across party lines, with approval of the Governor's stance and a nationwide sense of pride in state leadership.
President Wilson calls for full farming effort to feed the world as Europe’s demand rises. Wyoming farmers face seed cash shortages after a poor 1914 grain crop. A. G. Spillman urges loans for seed and feed to plant a large spring wheat acreage, with bankers and lenders urged to help farmers obtain seed through security-backed loans.
Wyoming residents may take timber free from non mineral public lands outside national forests for home improvements and domestic use up to 50 in stampage value per year. Posts and logs valued per unit, licensing and bonds required for saw mill manufacture. Cheyenne office handles applications.
The Carnegie Endowment urges continued faith in peace after the war. It argues the conflict teaches global interdependence and calls for new rules and a court to enforce them. The piece emphasizes safeguarding human rights, limiting power, and mobilizing citizens worldwide for a just peace. A Miles City American issue is cited, edited by R. B. French.
The Farmers Institute in Hulett country opens today as the first of its kind this area. Its value will be judged by the results of this trial gathering and the system it demonstrates.
The Farmers' Institute in Hulett marks a historic step, praised for broadening livestock and crop knowledge and for clarifying its purpose as a government supported effort with no dues. speakers Col. Jack Moore Prof. Burton and Prof. Bowman highlighted dairy soil and livestock advances as a community-aimed profession. A local society formed with RE. W. Garman president and H. H. Gundergen secretary to back county farming initiatives and attract a state agent.
Sheridan residents back a beet sugar factory project promising success and commitment amid a disputes and double crossing concerns, assuring they deserve to see the venture succeed.
Senator A. B. Cummins of Iowa rates as a possible presidential candidate and has declared support for a dry nation following Arkansas becoming dry. The stance aligns with a broader temperance trend influencing national politics.
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