24 May 1917
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
1
The article argues readers should value accuracy over propaganda, noting the paper’s literary and business roles. It asserts widespread readership in northern Crook County, emphasizes bona fide subscribers, and explains how advertising supports local business content.
Ethel Dagger returned from Hulett and praises the Hulett School as the best in the country. Local calls from Mrs. Zimmerachied, Tom, and Lawyer Sackett. Ephriam Wenger buys Hulett’s Beat. Mrs. Hall visits daughter Mrs. Brass. A surprise party marks Mr. Storte’s birthday. Luther Boss travels via Romer. Don Dollard recovering from a serious accident. George Carr leaves for Cheyenne. A longtime Crook County citizen leaves the state for Illinois. Otis Zimmerech is noted. Farm Loan Bank blanks received. meeting planned to push road money. Chas Jenkins seeks stock for his business.
J M Brown pastor invites Odd Fellows Rebekahs and townsfolk to next Sunday evening memorial service in Hulett. The program honors G A R and departed members with patriotism and music.decorate graves day May 30 emphasized by the state and church.
Jim Walsh receives a daughter last Sunday and his new stage line improves with speed. L A Ford buys a Ford car and drives into town for exercise before breakfast. The Overland Comedy Co shows Friday and Saturday in Hulett hall June let and 2nd. Fat hogs depart for Omaha markets with high quotes. Fred Sutton sails Tuesday to Belle Fourche seeking another barn car after selling to one. Nell Gregory leaves for Sundance to assist Supt Green. Wyoming grows. Hartshorn home welcomes a new baby this week. Bush & Pearson attend Siun dance yesterday.
The Willing Workers plan a Friday May 25 meeting with Mrs. C. C. Storm. Jack McKinnon, an original Del Irvin ranch settler now in California, praises the old home paper and notes new names in the Globe. Ed Seig, in Montana hardware, keeps Crook County memories alive and plans to return. A primary department picnic featured ice cream from A. W. Storm ranch and joy rides by A. W. Storm and Roy Bush. Charles Reed traveled from Sturgis S D with land seekers. Chet Moore submitted a top homestead proof and shows strong reward for staying on his tract.
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