08 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
1
A chamber agent for B. Gross and Company announces they will be in Hulett for two to three weeks to buy hides and furs at high prices. For details contact the Hulett Mercantile Company.
Developing fifteen cents per roll and twenty five cents for film packs. Velvet prints four and five cents and glossy prints five and six cents. Addressed to Mrs J N McDonough at 112 Pine Street Deadwood 8 D.
Ed Seig returns home from Rochester Minnesota after Mayo Brothers treatment. Numerous visits, social events, and local thanks mark week in Crook County. Governor Cary attends Tower celebration. crowds noted and plans for annual year-round celebrations discussed.
A ram named Johnny suffered an ear injury after an incident involving Mildred Wright last week. Local authorities caution residents to beware when she is angry.
George F. Grenier and Miss Elizabeth Freeborn were united in marriage last week. The bride, a pianist and violinist, made many friends during her residence in Hulett while teaching in Crook County. The groom is well known in Crook County, associated with the Hulett Mercantile Company as a stockholder. The community wishes the couple a long and happy life as they settle in Hulett.
J H Dirks plans a Saturday June 10 dance with an open invitation. Ladies are asked to bring supper. A G Knowles and family visited at Oscar Reels last week.
A small group from Divide joined a July 3 celebration at the Tower. Leo Osborn and Charles Shaan helped J. H. Dirks with his hay chores.
Young people organized a social class to recruit new members and provide social time. The first meeting is Friday evening July 6. A social committee will arrange entertainment. Two attendances at Sunday School make a member. Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 00 A M.
A lyrical verse urges readers to seek solace in the familiar newspaper from their hometown. It portrays the paper as a brightening influence that eases worry and lifts daily life with simple, comforting content.
A fragment of a hometown verse urges reading the local newspaper to lift spirits. It mentions Hill's girl going to college, Joe's boys returning from France, and a social by the Ladies with Masons offering a chance, emphasizing community updates.
The article explains Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes, detailing how interest is paid, maturity dates, and how market prices affect value. It urges holders to keep bonds until maturity, since selling now may fetch less than paid, while holding promises safety and steady returns.
A statement assures that banking conditions are fundamentally sound with inflation-focused concerns mainly on commodity prices and some sectors. It argues that standard bonds and shares remain stable and that the financial system has resources to meet contingencies with cooperation from consumers, businesses, and authorities.
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