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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
3
The Northwestern Agriculturist notes a direct issue between rural residents and merchants and four express companies over parcels post. It contrasts a 450,000,000 population against 160,000 rural merchants, asking which group should have greater consideration.
The Northwestern Agriculturist debate is challenged as biased toward mail order interests. The author argues parcels post will centralize wealth and mainly benefit cities and large papers funded by mail order advertising, not rural farmers. The piece predicts parcels post will pass despite harm to rural producers.
A reader argues against universal parcels post, urging better modern postal reforms. discusses feed for stock, March weather, and the cost of wintering. Notes large corporate debt, hay prices, banking help, and potential socialist critiques while calling for regional economic development in Wyoming and rail/ oil field progress.
The article notes a nationwide shift to cash basis, with merchants rapidly abandoning debt. It praises the cash system while highlighting bleak reports from range regions from Canada to Mexico. Weather and feed shortages hit Dakotas, Montana, and Texas, causing heavy losses. It warns Bingville’s merchants may abandon local trade for mail order if parcels post expands.
Certificates granted Crook county teachers Second Class Professional Mrs Morna Wood and Mia Mabel S Mathews First Class Messrs C H Massie and Fr L Eddy Special Primary Miss Inez Coffey Second Class The Misses Alice A Plummer Elsie Honeg Vera C Burgess Hazel Kendall Emma Altoffer Maude Coffey Lena M Brion Hazel Altoffer Mrs Leah Straight the Messrs Win Campbell and Arney Brantley Third Class The Misses Tone Webb Ida Douglas Catherine MccEnaney Verna Douglas and Monta Miller Nettie Truax Co Supt
Uncle Jake invites Hulett readers to join a 1912 Sunday School plan studying the life and teachings of the Son of God. Attend 52 Sundays, discuss, ask questions, and engage with neighbors beginning January. Consult teachers or the secretary for a quarterly and discover what may be the greatest blessing of life. Santa Ana California reader J B F Wood signs the note.
Notice of public sale by the U S Land Office Sundance under the 1906 act. Herbert H Bush applies for Serial No OTA. Sale at 9 AM February 2 1912 at this office for the land described in section YW T 55 N R 1 W 6th P M. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time.
The entry concerns a land claim with a required payment of 200 per month and a total value of 100,000, with final proof to be sworn on February ih day before Commissioner Gunderson at Mirchett Wyoming. Interested parties may protest the purchase or initiate a contest by submitting a sworn affidavit detailing facts that could defeat the entry. 1214 Jones Joe Lytle, Register.
Department of the Interior notice from Sundance Wyoming dated November 27 1011 lists Dull C Mewshirter Millett Wyoming as applicant for a sworn statement and application to purchase land and timber in section 2 township 44 north range 110 west with appraisal values. Land and timber are valued at 386.10 dollars with timber estimated 45100 board feet at one dollar per M. The land fence porte is three cents each and total land value is 120 dollars. Final proof to support the application is set for February ith before U S Commissioner Herman He Guanderaon at Hulett Wyoming. A party may contest before patent issues by filing corroborated affidavit. Joe Lytle Register.
Jesse L. Driskill of Moorcroft Wyoming seeks to purchase timber and land under the Timber and Stone Law. An appraisal lists 600 board feet timber at 50 per M and land at 120,003,644 posts alive per post, with final proof set for February 28 before U.S. Commissioner H W Gunderson at Hulett Wyoming. Citizens may protest before patent issues by filing a corrodor.
Fragmentary note records Jor Lytle of Roeteter defeating an entry in a contested event dated December 21 in year 20. The garbled text suggests a race or contest result with an opposing entry eliminated. Further context is missing to identify the event or participants.
An applicant will offer final proof for a land and timber purchase appraised at 601 and 100 dollars for the land plus 1100 board feet of timber at 250 per M. Fence posts at 3 cents each. Hearing before US Commissioner Terman Gunderson in Hier, Wyoming on February 9. Protest or contest possible by filing corroborated affidavits before patent issues. Joe Lytle, Register.
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