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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
1
A spirited call describes farmers in Hulett rallying to build a flour mill using local land and wheat. They vow to raise funds and produce substantial wheat, feeding the region and supporting poultry needs, with a confident pledge that rivals will be outpaced.
A Tuesday meeting on a will proposition reports progress and a new executive committee is formed. Backers say they will pursue obtaining a mill at a promising location and a firm may take it up to make a profitable venture. The volume head hymn, written by President Blakesley, was sung by the male choir to spur the cause.
Mrs G W Jones grows better after illness while neighbors report visits and small happenings. Lytle and Wells visit, P V Wells starts wood cutting, Guthrie mishap noted, Abe Brown builds on homestead east of town. Ice work, chicken pox relief, and a birthday card party at Sam Rundell’s marked social week. Mrs Mary A Dale moves into Ripley house.
The piece argues the Review of Reviews misrepresents support for U S forest reserves and critiques Speaker Cannon's powers in blocking action. It cites public opinion as against current forest policy, praises Gifford Pinchot as practical and public-spirited, and notes editorial tensions over national forest legislation and related politics.
Mrs Ed Willson advertises poultry for sale and asks interested buyers to call. The notice appears among other short items.
A brief notice warns that subscriptions expire with the current issue and will be discontinued unless a renewal order is received. The message states this is standard business practice.
No stock losses reported as hay stacks melted away. Sunday school crowded, Friday night dance at Bowser schoolhouse. Postal card fad brings beauty and gifts to Farrall post office patrons. Ralph Smith and bride visited by Mr. Otis Smith family. Lawyer Oliver Koone’s mill closed due to cold fingers. Hulett residents discuss a local flour mill. Miss Marjorie Ellsbury bitten by a dog. dog deceased. Mill whistle returns to normal sounds. damp weather persists. Robin Warner trades for animals he calls mules. local humor about Darwin and missing link.
Sundance resident A L Ripley visits Hulett while Gorge Potras returns Tuesday from Nebraska. T M Coltfey called in Hulett Monday. Pianos and phonographs are advertised at T D Coryell in Belle Fourche.
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