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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
1
A paraphrase of Abraham Lincoln’s famous line about the mystic chords of memory links every battlefield and grave to living hearts across the nation. The message frames unity as a call to higher virtues and the enduring pull of the Union.
A Nebraska Farm Journal report credits rural patrons and a cooperative state education department for strong progress in rural school improvement. Reintroducing old skills like spelling contests and writing schools, plus revived singing and debating, signals a swing back to proven methods. A statewide spelling and writing contest is planned as part of a broader reform to emphasize essentials under Dr. Thomas. Cedar County reports crowded county spelling contests, showing strong community engagement.
The Rebekah lodge held a semi annual election with Mrs Elmore Engle as N G Mrs C L Tate as W G Mrs J H Chittim as Secy and Mr Chas Hauber as Treas The appointive officers will be named later A farewell party honored Mrs Bertha Miller who departs for Moorcroft noting her strong contributions to Hulett Lodge and the order Refreshments of ice cream cake and more were served.
A large number of members attended the event and a significant group of visitors from outside the area were present, indicating broad interest and support.
A satirical piece contrasts attorney fees for avoiding prison with medical fees for spiritual outcomes. It portrays doctors and lawyers as perpetual, open shops serving clients who may not pay, critiquing the profession and highlighting a boastful stance by Med, Council Cal.
W F Leslie and Louis Barton were weekend visitors returning to Sundance Sunday in Mr. Leslie s new Overloud.
Memorial services are planned at the Hulet church with patriotic music and a memorial sermon honoring Civil War veterans. The event aims to teach gratitude to veterans and inspire patriotism, inviting Hulet residents and Grand Army members to attend. A Decoration Day service on May 30 will feature Judge Nichols of Sundance delivering a memorial address at 10 am, followed by a cemetery picnic at Storm.
Chittim Orchestra and Craig Tate lead a Memorial Day program with a sequence of readings and songs honoring veterans. Highlights include solo numbers, "A Veteran's Last Song," "Two Little Boys," and "Give the Flowers to the Living," plus readings by Elma Garman and Maude Stoddard. A noon dinner follows, with Rev. Brown and the Music Chittim Orchestra contributing.
The article reports a Mexican raid into the United States near Glenn Springs after the Carranza Wilson accord. Two U S soldiers and a child were killed, with captives taken across the border. Washington officials urge a new expedition, while Mexican press accuses Americans of cowardice and fears U S retaliation.
Mina Len Baker visits Spearfish while road work is urged. Robi and Mrs Brown visit C. S. Tate home. W. W. Baker paints in New Haven. Watsons on business to Belle Fourche. Nelson Hiryant injured, thrown from wild horse. Massie and Gorman families visit from Sundance and Moorcroft. Wood and Editor Pool visit Hulett in Wood’s car. Bessie Davis leaves for Gillette to teach again. Harold and Asal Chittim own Jersey Duroc pig prizes. Mrs Smith and child leave Hulett to visit Mrs Derrickson. then join Mr Smith in southern state. Dr Hodges notes recent wet weather and jokes about shingling Holstein cows after a dairy visit.
Miss Velma Hrimmer left Saturday for Soldier's Grove Wisconsin where she will stay with friends and relatives for the summer. Kirk Stoddard suffered a cow related mishap with two lame ankles. He and the cows do not always agree. Frank Chaffin had a car accident while returning from Beaver Creek near John Mahoney's place the vehicle skidded and rolled breaking a wheel and the windshield.
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