Fifth Annual Convention of Wyoming Dry Farming ALSN
Official call announces the Fifth Annual Convention of the Wyoming Dry Farming Association to be held at Elks Hall in Cheyenne on March 24 25 26 1914. Attendees include mayors presidents county commissioners education leaders and agricultural interests to discuss soil climate non irrigation districts tillage methods cooperative dry farming study seed selection marketing and combined irrigation strategies plus officer elections.
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Wyoming
Elks’ Hall
Cheyenne
Mar
Association
Death of Ralph Tinkcom Baby in 1912
Friends and relatives mourn the death of Ralph Tinkcom born April 25 1912 after a weeks long illness including bowels and liver disorder. Doctors fear a brain tumor left the family in sorrow with funeral in Lawrence home and burial at Storm Cemetery. Card of thanks from J W Lawrence and families.
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Tinkcom
Lawrence
Ralph Tinkcom
William Lawrence Tinkcom
Thompson Creek
Hulett
Hostwick
Fasser
Belle Fourche
J. W. Lawrence
Lucile
Evelyn
Rev. Brown
W. E. Tirkcom
Teachers' Examination Notice for Hulett and Sundance
Teachers' examination will be held in Hulett and Sundance Friday and Saturday March 28. Those teachers whose certificates expire in spring or summer should take this examination to renew their certificates. Morna A Wood Supt. Whose Globe do you read?
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Hulett and
Sundance
Morna
Mrs Jessie Cadwell Dies After Illness at Deadwood
Jessie Ora Rundell Cadwell born July 8 1892 at Fort Ransom N C. lived in Virginia and Wyoming. married Ernest Cadwell Oct 26 1910 Ridge Montana. two children, one infant son died. died March 11 1914 at Deadwood SD of heart disease. Funeral March 4 at Ridge cemetery with Luther Brawner officiating. Globe extends condolences and thanks for support from friends and neighbors, especially Mrs Dennis and family.
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Jessie Ora Rundell
Fort Ransom
N. C
Samuel J. Rundell
Virginia
Wyoming
Ernest Cadwell
Ridge
Montana
Russell
Thompson Creek
Ridge Cemetery
Luther Brawner
The
Globe
Kerer the Shoe Man Opens At Chaffin's Barn
Due to fire destroying my former shop I have moved to Chaffin's Barn and will repair shoes with no extra charge for sewing or patching if half soles are needed. We can rebuild around eyelets or buttons. Bring them in 11 to 4. Also four magazines per year for 18 cents extra with The Globe subscription renewal.
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Chaffin
Splendid
the Globe
James Storm
C. L. Clark
W. W. Bloxom
Chittim
Globe
Ben F
Mahoney
Alva
Wyo
Bear Lodge
C. R. Wright
Nebraska
Colorado
Jessie Wilson
Boulder
Colo
Wilson
Roy Widner
Moor‘croft
H. H. Gunfferson
Black Hills
Fire on Lytle Creek Destroys Luke Smith Properties
Last Saturday afternoon a large fire on Lytle Creek razed all buildings owned by Luke Smith. He returned from Moorcroft and reached the scene on Sunday. Origin unknown. Neighbor Lebo aided but could not save the structures. Smith sustained heavy losses with no insurance beyond the house, barn, and contents.
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Lytle Creek
Luke Smith
Smith
Moorcroft
Lebo
McCall's Colony stay ends with costly care and horses turned over
E W McCall, brought in five weeks ago with frozen feet and hands, escaped loss of limbs after Dr Bostwick and nurse Everett Engle treated him. He left with about 100 dollars cash and eleven horses worth 400 dollars, who are now pledged to cover board and medical costs totaling around 385 to 500 dollars. The article notes disputes over expenses from Sundance to Hulett and suggests higher value on personal feet than McCall's property.
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E.W. McCall
Colony
McCall
Dr. Bostwick
Everett Engle
Altho
Wood Collett
Sundance
Coyote
Sheppard
Hulett
J. McCall
Mr. McCall
Timothy Seed Listed at Six Cents per Pound
Walter M Willson of Alva Wyoming lists Timothy seed at six cents per pound in a local advertisement. The fragment notes 11 4t and names Willson as the seller.
Auction and local notices in Hulett area newspaper
Local items report James Storm sale plans and Chittims sale reminders. A hospital update says Albert Tate is recovering well after appendicitis in Billings. Insurance adjuster B F Chawell returns from a Denver trip amid settled claims. Community news covers homestead moves, school changes, church services, and subscription offers for The Globe with four magazines.
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Lisle Powell
Albert Tate
Billings
Montana
Joe Marking
Hulett
Willard Ripley
Colony
Fitzpatrick
Hulett, Coyote
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Mrs
Jessie Cadwell
Kerer the Shoe Man
Ees Psn
Walter M, Willson
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Park
Lou Thompson
Pierre
S. Dak
Verna McClure
Tower School
Tower
New Haven
Mewhirter
Mra. Hendrick
Sam Tate
Jim Chittim
Hendrick
Spearfish
Art Cole
Mrs. Cole
H. H.gunderson
U. S
Eva Byrd
Margie Durfee
Jess Driskill
Perry
Monitor
John Skinner
A. W. Bailey
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