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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
5
The Douglas Enterprise editor Potter responds as Roy Montgomery of Gillette attacks his paper. Montgomery, owner of the Gillette News, accuses Potter of bias while referencing a controversial figure linked to deaths at a Pea Green house.
The Cheyenne Leader presses for Republican and Progressive unity to avert Democratic defeat next year. The piece likens the alliance to a drowning man grasping for a floating object and argues harmonizing the factions is the party’s earnest aim.
The Kemmerer Republican argues that Republican and Progressive unity is necessary to counter Democratic gains. It notes Eastern results, tariff issues, and the risk of minority rule, urging a state level reconciliation while warning radical leaders and Democrats against blocking a united front.
Forest Supervisor Knowles reports grazing on Sundance National Forest with 2300 cattle and horses from about 100 owners in 1013 and plans to graze 6000 cattle and horses and 200 swine in 1014 on the Bear Lodge Division. He notes understocking in Black Duties Division, water improvements, and lower stock losses this year. Also listed is various household items for sale at Tower store.
Announcement that Rapid City Business College will begin winter term on Monday January 5. The school markets strong enrollment with new typewriters and special teachers. M. J. Edwards, principal, invites graduates to enroll by opening date.
Notice asks all indebted to the undersigned to settle promptly using cash or bankable notes within 1 3 days. The message closes with a signature K C Engle and a prompt to read whose globe is being read.
A $5.00 reward is offered for information leading to the return of a two-year-old heifer branded JL on the left side and left hip with a dark red color and a white spot near the left flank. The animal was last seen three weeks ago in the pasture of John Stoddard on John Stoddard Road, 52-2td.
A fragment mentions readiness to saw wood from a toothpick to a sawlog and notes gasoline power and a single man and team to board, with a reference to 41 John Hodges.
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