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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
8
Officials call for prompt birth reporting by physicians midwives and parents under threat of fine or imprisonment. Editor notes school and community updates with local arrivals, re enrolled students, and upcoming library day and educational guild events reflecting 1917 activity.
Harry Bender was in town today. He now lives on the R2 Divide, formerly Beaver Creek. Safety Deposit Box needs noted at Hulett State Bank 38 44 SAL.
Mr. D. W. Tracy has been troubled with asthma for some time. Mrs. J. J. Nelson is recovering from a severe attack of La Grippe and neuralgia. F. H. Cremeens and family spent Saturday evening at the G. J. Derrickson home. Mr. F. Groat spent New Years at Chas. Barretts and Mrs. Lawler's on a feast of turkey. We are enjoying some nice weather after being very cold and windy in December. J. D. Adair stays with his brother Sam on Pine Creek as the latter is suffering from throat trouble and LaGrippe.
For Sele Saskatchewan fife epring wheat for seed at $1.50 per bu shel. E A Richards Hulett notes a price offered for seed wheat in Saskatchewan trade as reported.
Fifty one members of the Order of Rose Crucis arrived by special car from Pittsburg to inspect land near the Little Powder river at the point where Duck creek enters the Little Powder, with plans to take U 40 acre homesteads and form a colony. They will return to Moorcroft to file for the claims and later relocate to northeastern Wyoming. The group counts seven women among its members and aims to establish a cooperative settlement.
A fragment discusses catarrh as incurable and critiques local and professional treatments. It mentions a remedy claimed to cure by acting through the blood, suggesting an external product or treatment marketed as a blood-based cure. The text is unclear and appears to promote a specific remedy.
About 50 tons of hay including alfalfa timothy and oat hay are available with roughly 1000 acres of pasture. Two open springs supply water. Contact Eric Huseby in Hulett or reach the Globe office for more information.
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