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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
1
Text argues for distant national reform through popular rule and independent voting. It endorses Charles Evans Hughes for president and highlights Clarence D. Clark Frank W Mondell and Charles W Fairbanks as strong, experienced national figures.
A Kemmerer lawyer purchases a local Camera after seeing an editor succeed. He hopes for quick wealth from sensational shockers but confesses after a month that wealth is evident everywhere except in his own pocket. He concludes with a blunt call to pay up.
Two Wyoming men who sold out ranches and oil leases for 200000 plan to move families to California. A Cheyenne Leader editorial argues Wyoming deserves seen wealth for state growth, noting the need to reinvest profits in schools and institutions.
The Cheyenne Tribune argues that home life largely shapes a child more than schools. It warns teachers require trained parents and questions the modern shift of duties from home to classroom. It notes nine hours at home versus one in school and calls for home responsibility.
Brer White of the Buffalo Voice criticizes the Wyoming Republican convention for not sending W C Deming of the Wyoming Tribune as a delegate to the national convention. He argues leaders profit from Deming’s brains and money yet offer no recognition, citing historic precedents and the value of middle-ground. he urges balancing labor and rewards in party honors.
Mrs. Durham ill. Frank Noonan visited a friend Tuesday. A hotel chicken dinner drew praise. Sunday School meets June 15 at 2 p m at Goldie school house. Miss Inez Coffey moves to Moorcroft. Dance at the hotel next Saturday. 25 cents for coffee cake and sandwich. Chittim Bros. orchestra to perform. Fount Bash travels to Sundance on business from Little Missouri ranch. Mrs. C W Roberts to Sundance for dental care. Vernon Powell family returns to Ridee country to settle. Mrs. T J Hobart recovering from earlier injury. Anderson Moore reports twin colts born to his mare. N A Garman helps sister move to Rozet. Bert Rataban to Oshoto for U S Survey work. second season with them. Leonard Roberts sprains arm after horse fall. back at work with caution. Charlie Durfee and Mrs Durfee to Rockport Missouri for a vacation. Helen stays in Spearfish with sister Ella.
A Milwaukee reflection on the local newspaper as a community asset. The piece praises editors as working to boost town growth through advertising and public notices, urging business leaders to support papers with proactive reading notices and collaborative efforts to improve local industry and resources.
Will and Jim Richie visit Thompson creek and John Barlean. Carlile hosts home team next Sunday at 2 in opening game drawing expected crowd. Roy Davis to Belle Fourche for further diagnosis after leg injury. C C Storm Fiesta Spearfish trip with Jim Storm and John Youngman. Tinkcoms visiting daughter Mrs Sutton. Knode reports booming town and improving doctor at new home.
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