Summer School and Chau tauqua plans announced
Elmer E. Green county superintendent outlines a two week Summer School and Chau tauqua with instructors from several states. Activities include class work, lectures, debates, sermons by Bishop Thomas and Dr Rodeheaver, plus socials, contests, and a reception. State officials and local boards urged to attend and organize camp facilities for families.
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Laramie
Spearfish
Thomas
Episcopal Church
Rodeheaver
Denver
Kendall
Sheridan
Kendrick
Clark
Tde
Mondell
F. D. McElroy
Grace Reed Porter
Fort Pierre
South Dake
Campbell
Johnson and Sheridan
Cotton
Ellis
Widner
South Dakota State Teachers’ College
University of Denver
Iff
Serious injury after porch railing breaks in Pearson rooming house
Mrs. John Pearson suffered a severe leg fracture when a porch railing failed and she fell about ten feet. Doctors could not cast the bone, so a bed apparatus with pulleys was built to hold the limb while it heals. Reeves visited, distributed Sudan Grass seed orders for farmers. Read your home newspaper.
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John Pearson
W. R. Reeves
Pig and Corn Club
Ralph Hickey Returns from Culver for Two Week Visit
Ralph Hickey son of Mayor and Mrs D W Hickey arrived Saturday from Culver Indiana where he attends the military academy He will stay two weeks before returning to work at summer school He tied for high honors in final tests and will be advanced to captain next year He plans summer school to train cadets and expects to graduate next spring qualifying as a second lieutenant in the U S Army.
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Clark
F. L. McElroy
Hammond
Indiana
Ralph Hickey
D. W. Hickey
Culver
Military Academy
Ralph
Company B
U. S. Army
Arnwine Visits Hulett Familiar Faces From The Past
Richard J. Arnwine, a longtime figure from the state line country, traveled to Hulett on land business last Thursday. He is well established in the range country and used the trip to greet old friends. The Globe office welcomed his smile and he offered a favorable note about the Globe's management.
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Henry Brosa
Oshoto
Richard J. Arnwine
Hulett
Globe
Holbrook Seeks Re-Election As County Clerk
Democratic primary hopeful M. D. Holbrook announces candidacy for re election as county clerk and requests support from voters.
Local Races Announce Primary Candidacies in Crook County
A. W. Storm seeks sheriff as a Republican candidate in the Crook County primary on August 22 1916. M. Nichols and B C Noble announce runs for County Attorney and Prosecuting Attorney. Elmer E Green runs for County Superintendent of Schools as a Democrat expressing a belief this is a man's job.
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Crook County
Puignacy
A. W. Storm
M. Nichols
B.C. Noble
Elmer E. Green
Local notices and campaign appeal fragments from 1916
A 1916 county campaign notice urges support for Democrat candidates including treasurer and assessor. The text references August 22 primary, party will, and thanks for support. Other fragments mention a family trip to Kearney Nebraska and travel details to Moorcroft via Ford route.
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TREA_URER
L. G. Barton
W. A. Ripley
W. N. Proctor
Kearney
Nebraska
Willard, Jr
Moorcroft
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County Institute
H. H. Gunderson
H. L. Sims
Mona
Eva McWethy
Thornton
LeRoy Jones
Carlile
M. C. Roberts
Sundance
County Sapt
Gerald Tucker
Fred Sutton
Mia
Pete Youngman
Boise
Idaho
Pete
Fred
John Youngman
George Grenier
The
J. B. Hodges, Ee, Pats
Ceam
Jinto
M. D. Holbrook
Tate
Cotem
He Sample
Oattyeey
Daley B
Mayal
B. Evans
Harry P. Isley
Jamon
Pula