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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
2
The article traces FE Powell from D C Storms house to Hulett hotel then to the sawmill and back to oversee minor work. It portrays him as constantly active with multiple tasks and movement.
In Hylett three or four families seek cottages to rent but none are available. The investment would appeal to a man with idle dollars and offers minimal risk if cottages could be built.
Miss Inez Tate arrives from Rockport Missouri to visit the Tate family through fall. Ed Kerer and wife return to Hulett after a long stay in Orman. Ed predicts a large Fourth crowd as Hulett enjoys piano music from Blanche Tinkeom. Citizens serve jury duty in Crook County while the Richardson murder case concerns taxpayers. Sam Folsom enjoys family life at Sapphire Restaurant. Cottages are in demand as locals seek housing. The baseball team plans a game in Aladdin as a warmup for Independence Day. Sylvester Rakestraw from Hardy Nebraska claims a homestead near Devil's Tower and new settlers welcome. A. S. Gay Hardware Co. advertises retail hardware in Belle Fourche.
Clarence Legist tours Hulett area then heads back to Kansas to share land opportunities. Bremer of Wisconsin holds a claim future possession while Aikman family relocates to Spearfish. Local workers, builders, and ranchers including J A Wood and Walter Collins active. sports notes hint at new maroon uniforms. Pianos and phonographs advertised in Belle Fourche.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned are requested to make arrangements for settlement.
A home method uses benzine to clean white kid gloves. Soak five minutes, then wipe with clean flannel on a cloth, avoid rubbing hard, drain excess, inflate gently, and air in a shaded draft to finish.
Clean glass with hot soapy water and scrub hard to reach areas. Rinse thoroughly in clean cold water and dry immediately with a soft cloth to prevent cloudy drainage and achieve a crystal shine.
Instructions from the New York Journal describe making a hammock for 25 cents using hemp cord, a seven inch needle, iron ends, and two sticks. Step by step knots are formed, with care to ensure even weaving and a thirty-knot first row. A second feature from Syracuse Telegram offers family advice to seek happiness by overlooking troubles and adding cheer.
A home method for repolishing tortoise shell combs uses fine pumice mixed with sweet oil to form a paste. Apply with suede glove, rinse in warm water, then rub with more oil. repeat if needed. For professional work, send watches to I. D. Coryell in Belle Fourche.
Notice records two Department of the Interior land office filings at Sundance Wyoming. Luella Cook formerly Morrill of Mona Wyoming files five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 20 with witnesses Solomon Phillips Charles Holden Hubert Coot Bret Aikioon. Malinda Sims of Mona Wyoming files five year proof for Homestead Entry No. M41 with witnesses William Collins Walter Parnell Edgar E. Sims Jennie Davis.
A home remedy instructs dissolving soap in hot water then mixing in kerosene to form an emulsion. After churning the mixture, dilute with water and spray. For scale on shade trees a stiff cold-water hose rinse can wash off the pest.
The article instructs on restoring waxy coated mission furniture using floor wax or beeswax. If floor wax is unavailable, use Haquid preparations to remove the old finish and prepare the surface for the appropriate product to replicate the original finish.
A historical guide explains rug cleaning: brush dust from the pile, soak in cool water, scrub with soap and soft brush, rinse, press water out, and dry on a frame. Dry cleaning suggested for delicate rugs like Khiva.
Instructions explain cleaning unvarnished paint with nearly dry flannel and whiting. Rub gently to lift grease without harming delicate color. Rinse with worn water, then dry with a soft cloth. Results claim paint looks like new and lasts longer than soap and water.
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