Magna Charta of the West and land policy debate
The piece argues for public discussion of the 640 acre homestead law and criticizes partisan spin. It cites Senator Thomas of Colorado and Pinchot, defends Western settlers, and praises the Globe for standing against political manipulation. It notes Hulett Globe's decade of publication and comments on postage, legislative sessions, and current events in Europe and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Blade
Sundance Land Office
West
Belittle
Malign
Fibet
Globerat Ie
Partizan
Senator Thomas
Colorado
Congress
Thomas
United States
Pinchot
Old Guard
Pinchot Ion
Mr.Pinchot
Republican Committee
Hughes
Roosevelt
Garfield
Interior
Agricultural Department
Republican Party
Rocky Mountain
Bebos
Dunn Chosen Republican Floor Leader in Wyoming House
Thomas A. Dunn of Moorcroft was selected as Republican floor leader in the Wyoming House during a party caucus in Cheyenne. With Republicans in control, the role carries significant responsibility and power, and Dunn is praised by supporters for likely credit to himself, his party, and his constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Dunn
Moorcroft
House of Representative
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Dunn
Tom
Whi ced Wogan Toxaie Basaie Bank notes dispute over whiskers
The piece cites George Washington Dennis claiming theft of his whiskers with weather man trimming blamed on Charley Bissacca. It mentions Mrs. Hattie Kesler visiting Crook and contrasts loyalty to the Globe newspaper with a fold of satire about payment and line for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Dennis
Charley Bissacca
Mr. Dennis
Hattie Kesler
Albert
Huron
Crook
Wogan Toxaie Basaie Bank
Reading Circle List and Idle Hour Club Notes
The Reading Circle list highlights educational works from publishers such as D Appleton and Co and Houghton Mifflin Co with Elmer E Green as host. Idle Hour Club meets Mrs Wood January 10 with a lunch, next gatherings set for January 24 at Carrie Johnson and February 7 at Edna Jolley, inviting all members. Tom Hotchkiss brings wood for family, while W R Collins and son Harry visit East Creek to find land as they move into a new home signaling prosperity. Read it in the Globe first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Wood
Tom
W. R. Collins
Harry
East Creek
Mr. Collins
Death of A B Merrick in Lead after illness
A B Merrick died Friday at his Lead home after pneumonia following a W H Butler contract west of Fairburn. Funeral services were held Monday at 3 pm in Lead Masonic Temple with interment in West Lead Odd Fellows cemetery. Born in Chester Michigan 53 years ago, he operated a Sundance Wyoming saw mill and worked in Lead lumber interests before moving here four years ago. He was a Mason, Odd Fellow, and Woodman of the World member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Merrick
Lead
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Merrick
Aladdin
W. HH. Butler
Warren Lamb Company
Fairburn
West Lead
Chester
Mich
Black Hills
Sundance
Wyo
Sundance Lodge of Masons
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hulett Globe
Hulett
Globe
Mail
Bro. Gunderson
Spearfish
Gunderson
the Globe
Crook County
Speartfish Mail
Daily Call
Bison
S. D
Europe
Mexico
Reading
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Keyes
D. Appleton & Company
Chicago
Cubberley
Houghton, Mifflin Co
Leiper
Ginn & Co
Carney “Country Life and Country School
Hind
Colgate
Ingraham
Alva
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