04 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
1
The piece questions why Roosevelt and his followers refused Borah of Idaho or Cummins of Iowa for the Progressive cause. It suggests Teddy declined any compromise, saying No Sir if there is a compromise I AM IT. The tone implies frustration with strategic choices in the nomination maneuver.
Gifford and Amos Pinchot each contributed 10000 dollars, totaling 20000 dollars to the LaFollette campaign fund. The note questions whether such an investment was valued given LaFollette’s conservationist stance.
An agricultural bulletin describes the alfalfa leaf weevil as a European beetle pest damaging western alfalfa in Utah and Wyoming. It details appearance life cycle host plants, and recommended control measures including spring field renovation brush-dragging irrigation weed removal and crop rotation to break infestation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions July 4th event at Watson's, Monday activities, Boyd's trip to South Dakota, K P Windes call, Sloback and Blankenship visiting spouse, and Blankenship with Baker and Kester har voxeting on a divide. Miss Sruxy Hloback visited Hillett Saturday.
Hiram Mahoney announces a sale of two decuwredd items at a rental range near Ford Hiuibs. Cath at ran eh.
George W. Harvey Jr. announces candidacy for county commissioner, arguing the county attorney and commissioners are the key officers who fix taxes and manage funds. He notes his private success, public interest, and residence between Sundance and Moorcroft, asserting the district currently lacks representation and he would be a safe choice.
Advertisement for the Hulett State Bank of Hulett Wyoming promoting time certificates in a playful oven metaphor. Mentions C. C. Storm and W. F. Leslie as cashiers, six month and additional periods, and claims benefits of happiness and long life. Highlights the bank's $20,000 capital.
The undersigned announces his candidacy for county commissioner of Crook County Wyoming for a two year term. The race is subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
A candidate announces running for Representative from Crook County, stating candidacy is subject to the Democratic primary election will and Nettic Trains.
Representation bid announced for Crook County in the State Legislature. The candidate states intent to run in the Republican primary in August, subject to party will.
Williams DPlorlocker orders the Globe mailed to Kan at Wakonda South Dakota while away from home. Bear Lodge Pharmacy stocks all school books for District No 10. District No 10 scholars may obtain books with a written order from their teacher or a school official.
The column reports a busy period with farm updates and local moves. Notable items include a new irrigation project at Dr. Bostwick’s, a fine reservoir on a homestead, a large line of Areworks on display at Deer Lodge Pharmacy, and Ranger E. L. Ball starting work July 6 at Sundance National Forest with headquarters at Alva. Also covered are crop prospects, livestock feed, post office move, and community celebrations for Independence Day.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kichl died very suddenly last Tuesday after a gooseberry lodged in her throat. An older child had taken a gooseberry, and the child seemed to cough and struggle last Sunday. Despite efforts, she passed away during the night before Dr. Bostwick arrived. The family and neighbors extend heartfelt sympathy.
The Tribune Publishing Co of Cheyenne announces a subscription contest with 5400 in prizes and liberal commissions for outside workers across all company publications. Prizes paid weekly. extra grand prizes based on contestants' work. Submit entries now and request full details and premiums by writing to the Cheyenne office.
Lien Buneh of Hulett, recently jailed for desertion, slipped from the jail corridor by moving a bed and removing bricks beneath an east window while guards slept. Sheriff Farrell had allowed daytime freedoms. Buneh hid in a car and fled overnight. If recaptured, jail breaking charges may be pursued.
Five hundred dollar reward offered by W. W. and J. L. Driskill Brown and Weare J. Hysham for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party involved in killing or unlawfully bundling cattle owned by the undersigned.
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