Taft Wins the Prize in Early National Returns
Early returns show a Republican lead with Taft ahead and Mondell carrying the ticket. It is too early to confirm final results.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
1
Early returns show a Republican lead with Taft ahead and Mondell carrying the ticket. It is too early to confirm final results.
In Hulett the Republican ticket faced a Democratic edge of about five votes on the head line. George Byrd’s tally and Mies Nettie Truax’s strong showing boosted confidence in Byrd while Truax rose from near anonymity amid a misquote incident. Local officers elected include Treed Peerson, Frank Chaffin, and Grant Bay.
Bulletin reports Taft carried greater New York by 16 614 votes marking the first Republican presidential victory there. Colorado and Nebraska lean Democratic by small margins as full returns loom. Democrats win four seats in Lawrence County South Dakota and Vessey secures the governor’s office by about 25000 votes amid strong opposition.
Last Sunday caller Wilber Voorhies in North Fork. Jim Storm and family visited Hulett area. A large crowd from Hulett Powder River Ridge and North Fork danced at Sam Rundell's with Wallace and Donaldson band. Election results discussed and local notices shared. editor’s brother Albert Gunderson visited Pierre for legal matters.
A printed warning explains that the subscription will expire with the current issue and will be discontinued unless a renewal order is placed. It states this is the newspaper's standard business practice.
A reflective note from a Wyoming Crook County observer wishes for a steady end to the year with Thanksgiving and good governance ahead. Mentions election outcomes, court term, and hopeful 1909 prospects, plus family news from Mrs. Richard Morgan and travels of J. M. Bowser.
Mr Blodgett of Arlington 8 D arrived for a brief visit with H O Wing and wife A dance and basket supper will be held at the Aikman school house on Friday the 6th The storage oil tank and pumping plant at Aladdin is nearly finished Miss Bessie Wells teaching at the Barrett school house has taken a two week vacation during the move of the school house The Sundance Oil Company received a well drilling outfit this week and moved it to Rocky Ford oil fields to develop property
Scraps from a North Dakota era column note saw timber and a new mill project, calls out residents visiting relatives from Sturgis to Morristown, and records first voter in Hulett precinct. The item references an upcoming election and a ailing line about Mrs Shober and a death.
Incomplete readable text notes a local event or notice with unclear details and several garbled words. The fragment lacks identifiable names, dates, or locations to form a full summary.
Initial disclosures suggest a forthcoming ruling in the Lin Vitra case. Key figures and the involved court prepare for hearings as details tighten.
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