Spearfish Enterprise Reflects on Globe Land Deed Idea
The Spearfish Enterprise cites the Hulett Globe proposal for granting unlimited entry rights to homesteaders, arguing that multiple farms deeded to a single diligent farmer over years would better the community than speculative quarters. The piece frames the plan as radical at first glance but potentially beneficial with careful rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Spearfish Enterprise
Bro, Gunderson
Hulett Globe
Homestead Entry Purpose and Government Reward
The author argues the homestead law incentivizes settlement of public lands not as a gift but as a contract rewarding industry. Entering a homestead allows USE of waste land and enables building a home, asserting citizens have a right to government benefits through land ownership rather than relying on land drawings or gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bazoo
Roosevelt
Department of the
Terior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
George A. Hobart
Hulett
Wyo
Sawry
Herman H. Gunderson
U. SS
Kirk A. Stoddard
William Jolley
Alfred V. Hobart
Raymond P. Dutterow
Joe Lytle
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Werte
General Land Office
Government’s homestead policy rewards service, not birthright
The speaker argues that land development slows when the government refuses new contracts after past success. He claims thousands could settle and build homes, but a policy of denying further entries wastes lands and favors inactive claimants. A homestead entry should reward service, not inheritance, to spur national growth.
Moorcroft Road Route Debate and Call for Road Work
Community debate over Moorcroft road routes continues with options along the river or through Barlow Canyon. Proponents argue both paths can be improved into good roads with effort and expense, stressing roads as a necessity and a lasting investment funded by current workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorcroft
Barlow Canon
Mrs Dan Hoy Writes Letter From Sumas Washington
Mrs Dan Hoy describes life at the Canada line near the Cascade Mountains with Mt Baker and Mt Adams in sight. She notes local prices for apples pears potatoes flour eggs butter cabbage and wages for men, and mentions bear hunting, horses and cattle values, and plans to move to British Columbia with neighbors before winter.
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Sumas
Washington
Hulett
Canada Line
Cascade Mountains
Mt. Baker
Mt. Adams
Sour Creek
Missouri
Dan
Mr. Benson
Benson
James
Jake Benson
Wyoming
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Inter Mountain Globe
HM. Gunderson
A. C. Turneaure
Moorcroft Road
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Dan Hoy
Gunderson U. S
Herkeley St
Boston
Mass
Lotland
Ned
Township
Washington, D. C
Oe Lytle
Garpenter
Wyomll
Clement H. Hoback
Navy
Township Stn
Range Dow
Hua
Joel C. Evans
Samuel W. Wooldridge
Charles Hauber
Huwit, Wa
Johnm Thorn
Carlile
Regiater
Otis
U.S. Land Office
Wyom
Samuel J. Adair
Aladdin
Colu W. Shepard
Colony
Wye
William Huff
Donald
William Waddington
James Dyce
Walter Marchant
Sundance Weing
Malcom M. Martin
Weat
6Th P. Meridian
Glen R. Bush
Frank Brown
John W. Hunter
Christopher C. Storm
Range
Cola W. Shepard
U.S
Wyomin
Wayne A. Moore
H. H. Gunderson
George F. Byrd
Peter Youngman
de Lytle
Helen Hickey
Mona
Aie Swill
Nely Saw
W. 6Th P. Meridian
Benjamin F. Mulholland
Asa Lathrop
Herbert L. Sims
John B. Ettinger
Ace Lytle
Frank J. Hunt
Whitewood
Dakota
C. E. Carpenter
W& NW
Register. Co
E. Carpenter
Crook County
Bates
H. Gunderson
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