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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
8
Editor Gertrude Storm leads reporters from Hu Lett School in releasing a pupil run publication. The item notes the involvement of school students in editing and production.
Pupils enjoyed a holiday on Election day. Opal Moore returns after a week absent while Miss Harris and Miss Elizabeth Watts swap primary and intermediate rooms. Sundance High asks to arrange a future basketball game as team practices continue. The Educational Guild met October 25 to plan a program for Friday November 5.
On Friday night in the Hall an Art Exhibit features fifty pictures loaned by the Lincoln Fine Art Company of Lincoln Nebraska. A program precedes a Pie Social with a small admission fee. Proceeds go toward buying pictures for the school.
Harry B. Johnson came back from a Park County big game hunt reporting no bears seen but he killed an elk. The party was followed by mountain lions heard screeching as they failed to sight the animals. He plans another expedition to South America. Unofficial returns show a strong Republican county and national election. Mrs. C G Brimmer visits Wisconsin relatives this winter.
A reflective verse notes how school days feel blue and teasing, yet hints that time with friends and schooling helps personal growth, resilience, and learning. The speaker reframes taunts as a path to support and self improvement.
Fifty Lincoln Fine Arts Company pictures to be shown at the school Friday November 4 at 8 PM in the lower hall. A pupil program leads to a pie social in Rebekah Hall with pies donated and auctioned by Mr. Chittim. Admission 25 cents adults 10 cents children. proceeds fund school pictures and equipment.
In urging the public to back the Better Schools Campaign the article argues current school tax laws burden schools and restrict bonded indebtedness. It calls on the State Legislature to reconstruct tax statutes to ensure rural and urban schools receive equal financial support.
The article argues that improving farms and buildings from shiftlessness to progress boosts schools churches and social life, raises civic interest, and enhances living conditions, yielding tangible local value.
Vera Kester argues that Wyoming must provide equal educational opportunities for urban and rural children. She calls for wider school funding under existing law, stressing education as the foundation of strong government and citizenship and urging national cooperation to expand schools nationwide.
A little boy on his white bed asks his mother to bring his sister so loved ones stay near. He dies, and the mother grieves no more, guided by his plea to comfort others. The poem ends with a hopeful note that the other shore is welcoming and glad.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Newcastle Wyoming announces that John Currie Halety Wyoming and David Scott Ridge Montana filed final three year proof notices for their homestead entries. Witnesses listed include Nathaniel Griffis Barbara N Griffin Levi Mercer Herman H Kiehall Charles Stevens W M Scott D Scott and David Douglas. Also notes a business notice from C H Hoback urging prompt payment of accounts and a livestock branding detail for A J Maurer of Alzada Montana.
Two land purchase applications are listed for sections in township 5 north range 66 west with timber values and final proof dates. Carrie Bell McElroy and Clara B Massie appear as applicants, with notices to protest before patent issues and details on appraised land values and timber. A separate reward notice offers ten dollars for return of a lost violin along the Joe Mapp ranch to North Fork.
No fishing hunting trapping or trespassing will be allowed on the Driskill ranches on Black Tail or the school section in connection. W. L. Driskill Manager. A reasonable reward for return to Globe offices for a bunch of keys which have been lost.
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