War Service Aspirants and Local Incidents Highlight Weekend
Last Monday morning three passengers Werte on the Moor croft stage to offer services to Uncle Sam in the war. John and Sylvester Whitgs and George Saddler are named. Bryant will leave after examination. Jack Tate moved into the Ed Kerer house and carries mail from Hulett to Alva. Mr and Mrs Charles Hauber left for Omaha for a specialist for Mr Hauber’s health. A serious accident occurred at the Dollard ranch last Friday when a boy mishandled a percussion cap causing facial injuries. Mrs BR L Bush trained last Friday walking to town with fourteen dozen eyes. Cap Steror went to Sundance this morning to check on Sutton’s Ford viability.
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Moorcroft
Uncle Sam
John
Sylvester Whitgs
George Saddler
Ed Kerer
Sam
Hulett
Alva
Charles’ Hauber
Omaha
Mr. Hauber
Dollard Ranch
BR. L. Bush
Globe Capitulates Amid Political Poetry Standoff
The Globe is nearing capitulation as political managers from the Monitor and Blade pivot to publishing spring poetry, signaling a shift away from sharp political coverage and a closing of the public debate.
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Monitor and
Blade
Senator Borah Reflects on Retirement
Idaho Senator Borah, one of the ablest in Congress, says he is too poor to stay in the State after his current term and plans to retire, a move described as a distinct national loss.
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Borah
Idaho
Congress
Farmers Demand Help From Government To Ease War Strain
Farmers from the Equity Cooperative Exchange of North Dakota issue a resolution urging state and federal action to secure labor seed and feed for Northwest producers. They warn that without timely cooperation and aid before the planting season, farm output cannot reach full capacity.
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Congress
Equity Cooperative Exchange of
North Dakota
Northwest
Local notes from Hulett and Sundance communities
Subscriptions praised for value in Globe service. Visitors from Sundance bring two new Fords for M R Dagger and H B Clarke. Prof Griffith Jones visits schools preparing to start fall term. John Okie and John Bant travel from Rockypoint to boost Two Johns mining and oil outfits. Ed Will son auction draws crowd despite EU’s pneumonia. J W Sapp and wife visit Mrs Brandt home. Carl Massie attends to Sundance ranch. Wayne Moore reports enlarged neck amid local epidemic. C L Clark returns from Belle Fourche with wife under doctor care.
Educational Guild closes eliant year with varied program
Last Saturday evening the Educational Guild held its final meeting of the year. The program featured songs, recitations, a dramatization, and brief talks on temperance progress. Community pride in Hulett grows as residents praise the meetings and pledge continued involvement.
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Educational Guild
Chittim Sug
Brown
Messrs. Tucker and
Tate
Merrill Brown
Brutus
Cassius
Warren Gray
Harry Guthrie
Dow
Hulett
The Boys Club Elects Officers at May Meeting
The Kulett Pork and Crop Production Club met May 3 at J. H. Chittim's home. Judge Tite was chosen president, Warren Gray vice president, Fred Youngman secretary. Max Glassburn leads county clubs after winning 2016 county title. Members include Jandky Tate, Joe Baker, Asal Chittimudiarghi Chitin, Delmer Geiger, Clarence Watson. Meeting lasted 49 minutes. next gathering set for May 20 to start in earnest.
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Kulett
Homse
J. H. Chittim
Judge Tite
Warren Gray
Fred Youngman
Max Glasshurn
Poland
Jandky Tate
Joe Baker
Asal Chittimudiarghi Chitin
Max Glassburn
Delmer Geiger
Clarence Watson
Sun dance welcomes EK F Ball to Civil Ena ginger
EK F Ball arrived in Sundance last evening and will remain in the office and drafting room with Civil Ena ginger until the field season settles. Ball will be a valuable adjunct to Mr Blatt's professional work. Carl Garman hurried from Moorcroft on business and is among the first to travel by car this spring. Porter Virtue came over with Lite. Clifford Roberts has been very sick after a night-back this week but is better now.
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EK. F. Ball
Sundance
Ball
Blatt
Sundance Times
Carl Garman
Moorcroft
Porter Virtue
Lite
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Clare Callquist
Qoal Moore
Glen Bust
Mere
Gunderson
Rhoda Powell
Mildred Pearson
Florence Fowlkes
Elima Garman
Ethel Griffis
Marie Engle
Louise Russell
My God
Gertrude Storm
Marry Guthrie
Mrs. Gunderson
Nell Gregory
Clara Schlichting
Irene Gouthfries
the Hudson
Helen Durfee
Sclo
Doris Hupp
Salo
the Searle
The
Doctor Devine
Cap Stéror
Sutton
Ford
Salehe
Hereford Bulls
Aladdin
Al¢ada
Montana
A. J. Murphy
Alva, Wyoming
Globe
Congressional Record
United States
Cheyenne
Dad Bestir
Janes Heijde
Mrey
Will Lavenstien
M. R. Dagger
H. B. Clarke
Mr. Reeves
Griffith Jones
John Okie
Rockypoint
Nursday
John Bant
Johns Mining
Johns Oil
Johns
Ed Willson
J. W. Sapp
Mrs. Brandt
Carl Massie
Wayne A. Moore
Tuesaday
Cc. L. Clark
Belle Fourche
Mrs. Clark
the Educational Guild
Chas Lbissacea
Beulah
George and
Joln Cattor
New Haven
George Dalton
Uncle Lum Storm
Ted Terimme
Lex Martin
Joe Durfée
Joe
Hulett State Bank
the Farmers’ Bank
Clifford Roberts
E. A. Driskill
Creeder
Owen Dodds
Rupert
Croife
Camming County
John Hillard
Rocky Point, Wyoming
Rox
H. E. Frost
Wyoming
Cullis
Elle Ponache, S.D
Globe Office
A. C. Turneture
Kerer
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