27 Jul 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
1
The article urges more volunteers for the Scouts lodge project, noting enthusiastic boys and their lessons in camaraderie and courtesy. It calls for men to enlist and support the work to reach a permanent phase, inviting older fellows to coach and assist the boys.
Union items Owen Conley mowed oats for hay last week Anica rain fell in this region last Saturday and Sunday R J Marshall propped up his hen house last day L L White visited Moorcroft after delivering freight for the Tower store Murphy Hassan drill a well for A B Pecht north of Devil's Tower A St Simon is cutting Miss Anna Randall's oat crop this week and mowed grain for Mr Johnson
The editorial defends the direct primary law and rejects the insurgent label. It asserts the Globe’s independence for Hulett, Crook County, and Wyoming, praising reform without partisan branding and urging voters to back the people in the coming primary.
The article notes two visiting Sunday School leaders J L Rupard and Eugene Stocking conducted services over a weekend in Newell, praising their experience and influence. It highlights Belle Fourche Bank deposits, land investment in Newell, and advice to settlers to stay and invest despite drought risks, asserting the county’s potential prosperity.
An Iowa Valley Irrigator note from Newell warns of an unprecedented drought gripping the Black Hills region. With August near, prairies turn brown, water holes dry, cattle travel far for water, and many new settlers abandon homesteads. The 1911 drought tradition is cited as a lasting record of hardship.
The report records visits and family gatherings around the mountain area. Big Band Mr Barber returns with a cream plow to his ranch as dry conditions hinder farming. Families from Kansan City Fayetteville and Doalwood, including the Baxters and Massies, travel to the mountain for visits and to enjoy the scenery despite dry dusty conditions.
Dr Calvert leaves Saturday for Sundance to attend a board of equalization meeting and will return to finish dental work. Houllister sells goods to highest bidder at Forest Post Office with Fred McCurdy auctioneering and free lunch. Roads and claims dispute over Barnard canyon road noted with county impact. News on local births injuries and dances plus garden plans by Judge Richey and river water jokes. Many small notices include residents at ranches and livery changes, farm updates, and crop prospects for the era.
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