01 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
1
The article outlines the preferential right to adjacent lands for homestead holders or patentees under section 8. It details when such rights become effective, the 90 day designation period, and how conflicts between adjoining land claimants are resolved, including equitable subdivision and appeals. It also notes procedures to preserve rights by timely filing and designation petitions.
A Wheatland Times quote distinguishes critics from blind approval. It argues a constructive critic who notes faults and offers practical remedies benefits the community more than a perpetual faultfinder who never helps improve.
The remark notes that most large papers portray the public as united for war, while accusing them of ignorance or deceit. It reflects skepticism toward mainstream reporting and hints at deeper dissent or confusion among readers.
Regulators state the district land office will not accept or reject petitions but will mail defect notices via Circulars 523 and 524. If petitioners receive these, their designation petition is defective and not sent to Washington for 30 days, allowing a new petition. Most preexisting filings are defective. Idle Hour notes meeting at Mrs. Roberts home Feb 21, with next gathering March 7 hosted by Mrs. Fred Hobart. all interested ladies urged to attend.
A meeting near Alva led by Elmore Engle discusses silo use and silage. Data show higher cream value in 1917 with silage versus 1916 dry feed, plus gains after December feeding. Silo size 12 by 20 feet, cost 55 dollars, with labor and engine costs noted. County Agent W. kt. Reeves invites belief and proof. Five new Globe subscriptions boost local loyalty.
Last Saturday evening the Educational Guild presented a school demonstration highlighting public performance by students from Washington Long Primary to the highest class. The program included a 48 pupil flag drill, recitations, songs and a dialogue, plus readings and a veterans song. The note ends with an advertisement for Henry V Kies carpet weaving services.
The Hulett Rebekah Lodge No. 4 expresses deep sympathy to Mrs. Frank Noonan on the death of her sister Mrs. W. M. French. The resolutions order publication in local papers and a minutes copy, and dispatch to Mrs. Noonan and others named.
County Agent announces meetings to discuss the Federal Farm Loan Law. Hulett hosts Thursday March 8 at 1 PM. Rockypoint follows Tuesday March 6 at 1 PM. Attendees urged to arrive early and participate whether money is needed or not.
The note advises property claimants to start proof notices as their five or seven year periods near expiry. It says to allow about two months to gather papers and complete proof. If proof is filed after the statutory time, an affidavit must explain the delay.
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