Ownership Statement for Inter Mountain Globe 1917
The Inter Mountain Globe of Hulett Wyoming files ownership and management details under the 1917 Act. H H Gunderson affidavit names J B Gunderson as publisher editor and manager. No bondholders or large security holders are listed. Also notes local notes from Upton and an accident report about Ted Terhune at a sawmill.
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Congress
Inter Mountain Globe
Hulett
W F Sonny
Crook
H. H. Gunderson
J. B. Gunderson
Wyoming
True Greatness and the Use of Power
This Charleston American editorial argues that true greatness lies in how power is used not in its attainment. It cites Alexander and Napoleon, critiques the abuse of judicial power by figures like Coke against Raleigh, and warns that rulers must govern by law. It appeals for a civic revival tied to a government of laws.
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Alexander
Napoleon
Paris
Biopte
England
Lord Coke
Coke
Sir Walter Raleigh
Raleigh
Charleston
5. C
Newspaper standards critique by Hulett Globe editor
A column critiques makeshift newspapers and value for readers and advertisers. It argues real newspapers require substantial reading material and a credible appearance. Mention of Whitney Bryant’s return from Missouri and Alva’s educational guild attendance adds local notes.
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Advertiser
Publishers Auxiliary
Whitney Bryant
Missouri
Plais
Alva
J. C. Brass
Hulett Country
S&s
Alva Farm Bureau elects leaders and plans war horse sales
The Alva basket dinner drew good attendance despite weather and a Farm Bureau meeting followed. About 40 members organized with Elmore Engle as president John Mahoney as vice president and Walt Willson as executive committee chair. Regular meetings set for the second Saturday monthly. Next November 1 discussion will cover selling horses to the War Department. Residents urged to join and bring ideas for a valuable Farmers club.
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Alva
Farm Bureau
Elmore Engle
John Mahoney
Walt Willson
War Dept
Korara
W. BR. Reeves
Church Services Noted In Alva and Dirks Listings
J M Brown, pastor, led services with an 11 am start in Alva and a 2 pm service in Dirks. Cecil Storm departed Sunday for Detroit to attend school. Several families quarantined for scarlet fever near Hulett. Weaver's sale Saturday drew a good crowd.
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Cecil Storm
Detriot, Michigan
Hulett
Elkhorn Notes Highlight Local Visits and Purchases
A brief from Elkhorn reports residents attending Jake Benson’s dance for his new house near Prairie Creek. May Fowlkes spent the weekend with her parents, Etta Anderson visited last week, Cecil Stern lingered near Moore School, Ernest Fowlkes worked for Kirk Stoddard, Charle Woods bought eight horses at Weaver sale, and Ld Y Fowthes is building a reservoir.
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Jake Benson
Prairie Creek
May Fowlkes
Globe Office
Elkhorn
Etta Anderson
Earl Wood
Cecil Stern
Moore Schoo House
Ernest Fowlkes
Kirk Stoddard
Charle Woods
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Hulett State Bank
John C. Bothwell
Wyo
Canetavuntil Epah Sass
Wyoming Mercantile Company
Aladdin, Wyoming
HH. Gunderson
Baier
C. C. Storm
Claude Wilkerson
Rochester
Minnesota
Claud
Upton News
Ted Terhune
God
US Men
J. G. Holland
Aten
Brother Ganiersen
Hulett Globe
Jim Russel
Shorty, Montana
Heary McGuire
Nebraska
H. B. Guthrey Co
Kimball Building
Gasper, Wyd
Frana Rupe
Bear Lodge
Delia Derrickson
Belle Fourche
Phebe Lawler
L. Derrickson
Wilber Smith
Olive
Mona
C. J. Derrickson
J. J. Nelson
Socma
James Bates
Dirks
J. M. Brown
Elkhorn Mavaricks
Ld Y Fowthes
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