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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
4
The Globe relocates to ground floor offices and opens its new shop as it begins its second year. The note asks readers to visit, asks for patience during the move, and promises continued operation and growth, regardless of early success.
A satirical slice contrasts city dwellers yearning for country life with the lure of the country dream and the chicken trap. It weaves in quick quips about hash linked to a science teacher joke, a prehistoric hammer claim, jail preferences, and assorted newspaper gags ending with A. & Gay Hardware Co. listing.
A nostalgic verse echoes the Hulett Orchestra and Boyville String Band under a box elder tree. Rural childhood scenes rise with brass blasts and drum roars as the poet calls back to sunlit fields and vanished summers.
A fragmentary piece reflects Civil War era sentiment with a soldiers’ song line Mother Is the Battle Over and a local fight over saloon licensing in Hulett. It argues against whisky shipping, notes legal boundaries, and cites residents opposing a legalized saloon. Names include J.8 F Wood and J B Rodgers among newcomers from Brown Oklahoma.
A skater recalls a wild fall by the bayou bridge with split skates and a crash that left him bruised and sore. He describes waking in his room after a strange dream featuring giants and peril, then vows the peaky skates will knock the stutters out of him.
A collage of quips and curios from editors in Hollandale Iowa Tennessee Nebraska and England. The items poke gentle fun at editors journalism fashion and oddities while noting a funeral brash humor about the Mummy Man and a light wash-day joke about keeping shirts on.
A collage of fragmented verses from multiple papers comments on autumn and coming cold. Phrases reference leaves, screens, sun, and winter weariness with humorous misprints and altered place names, capturing a comic, unsettled tone across scattered lines.
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