17 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
1
The essay lauds William J. Bryan for resigning as Premier to protest war, calling him the first citizen of the world and a pacifier of humanity. It argues his stand could spare the world from conflict and temper diplomatic fervor while elevating his legacy as a defender of peace.
The program lists duets and solos by Eva Byrd Elma Garman Maud Stoddard Opal Moore Velma Brimmer Louise Russell Clare Callquist Helen Durfee and others. Pieces include Memories of Spring Meadow Play Sparkling Eyes Picnic in the Woods Gypsy Rondo Princess Royal Sioux Chief's Daughter May Morn Crown of Triumph Alumni Reunion and more.
The item notes a musical recital fundraiser where half the ticket proceeds go to the Odd Fellows. It mentions Cecil Storm returning from Fourche via Sun atic and Donald Bush traveling home to Sundance. Church services featured children aiding with music and recitations, substituting for Children’s Day. An offering supported the Publication Society and Home Missions.
The column reports on local persons and events across Rock Point, including George Harper and family visiting the Stearns home, cattle drives, hog gains, a rising wool trade, a school paper from Rockypoint, dance plans, weather shifts from rain to snow, and homestead proofs. It notes social visits, church gatherings, and community announcements with several named residents and nearby towns.
Mrs Brown advertises a millinery sale with reductions on all hats for a celebration and offers sewing services. contact available.
Robert Garman and Mrs Miller returned from Sundance last Sunday after leaving Moorcroft last week. Rain drowned the last advertised dance and a new dance is set for next Saturday evening. Grant Bay returned from work on the irrigation dam below Alzada Monday. he reported the dam broke due to heavy rains and about 65 feet of it washed out.
The piece lauds Democrat Richmond P. Hobson as a principled statesman. It quotes his New York Herald interview defending the president's stance toward Germany and Britain, questions Cunard and admiralty decisions, and urges a fair naval inquiry before war. The tone urges caution and divine justice.
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