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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
6
A critic examines finishing schools for girls arguing the term misapplied. The piece notes dull academics, rote civics, and broad cultural ignorance contrasted with strong social training. It details Broadway theater exposure and stage celebrity interests shaping social polish and future expectations.
The turnover collar gains popularity and is expected to dominate until cold weather returns. It prioritizes comfort over earlier stiff styles, and features a sailor style for young wearers with ties at the front. Available in many colors with edging in blue lavender or tan, the star pattern model includes rows of stitchwork.
A fragment advises using kerosene on a cloth to rub onto hot irons when wax has given out, suggesting a remedy for restoring ironing wax or coating. The note reads as casual household guidance with practical steps for fabric care.
The Women's Trade Union League presses charges in Griga as tensions rise between local gangs and the Blackjack Girl Strikers. The move signals sustained labor organizing amid unrest in the colony.
The Women's Trade Union League meeting at Hull House urged fifty Chicago society women to accompany strikers and collect evidence of brutality. Jane Addams attended as officials warned that thugs hired by bosses and police may aid the violence. Organizers predicted up to 45,000 strikers out by night with many in destitute conditions.
Mrs Sanderson, a longtime resident, is critically ill and rapidly weakening. Doctors report little hope for improvement, while family and friends await any signs of change and cling to prayers for recovery.
A telegram to Dr F Babcock announced B A Reardon died in Pierre. Once a city resident and teamster, he was a Woodman and Eagle lodge member for years. Funeral details not given. burial likely in eastern South Dakota where his mother resides in Wakonda.
Diphtheria cases prompt quarantine in fourteen Lead residences with most infections mild and no new cases reported today. Officials say Terry's diphtheria situation is under control as health officers inspect and treat cases to prevent spread.
In Pekin on October 22 the emperor declared the government favorable to opening the Chinese parliament in 818. The people think the imperial council will block parliament, though the throne speech asserts support for the move.
Buenos Ayres October 29 government troops and revolutionists clashed near the frontier today as Argentine and Braga forces prepare to deploy. Battele, the presidency candidate, is the focal point of the revolt aimed at his bid.
Hayttville Wyoming October 20 Henry C Church must lose his right arm after a wild horse attacked him in a corral yesterday. The injury occurred during handling of horses at the ranch and medical attention was quickly administered.
A Deadwood Telegram excerpt presents Rev G W Fee urging belief in a sovereign God and the Christian life. He links voting, family influence, and moral conduct to national fate, warns against gambling and cigarettes, and extols Christianity as humanity’s guiding force and Jesus as the world’s greatest miracle.
Evanston Wyoming October 29 Texas King Oil and Gas company reports a heavy oil flow in the Spring Valley fields east of town. Drillers expect a 100 to 150 barrel daily output if the well is shot, but plan to ease it, install a pump and ship the oil.
President Taft names a Nebraskan to the U S Treasury Department as Solicitor of the Treasury in a decision reflecting his administration’s personnel choices. The appointee hails from Nebraska and assumes the senior legal post within the department.
Lincoln Neb Oct 29 Governor Shallenbarger announces Arthur Mullen inspector in state service to succeed W L Thompson who resigns to become solicitor for the United States treasury department in Washington Mullen will fill the post as attorney general in Nebraska government
In Belmont Field on October 29 during the international championship and Gordon Bennett cup events, LeBlanc of France flew near 72 miles per hour, crashed after 19th lap, injuring his head. Claude Graham White set 62.14 miles in 61 minutes. Walter Brookins wrecked his Wright racer after a 30-foot fall front of the grand stand. Latham in Antoinette completed half the course in 44 minutes but malfunctioned. The Wrights will not enter the race. Moissant may represent America.
The steamer Crown Prince from Seattle to New Orleans was wrecked off Cuba’s southern coast. Passengers and crew were rescued and brought to Havana, and the vessel was a total loss.
Claude Williams announces a taxidermy business at 682 Main street in the Keystone building. He joins with George Milhouse, a top craftsman, to serve local sportsmen seeking natural life replicas. Sample works at Tierney Russell, Cessna Bohn shops show strong skill, boosting expected success.
Camden N J Oct 29 The fourth regiment of state troops assembled to move to Jersey City and Hoboken to quell riots sparked by the Adams Express drivers strike spreading to New York. Express offices are jammed with undelivered goods as drivers refuse to work for strike breakers. In Jersey City shots were fired as special officers faced a mob. mounted police charged to protect wagons and ferry the drivers to the vessel bound for New York.
A Massachusetts town questions reveal thoughtless farming depredations on newly built roads. The piece argues farmers and granges should enforce a code to protect public property and curb road damage, noting widespread neglect and the need for community responsibility to preserve pavements and taxpayers interests.
The piece urges practical road building over politics, prioritizing drainage, culverts, bridges, and earth road tools. It recommends securing engineers, testing earth road drags when wet, mixing clay and sand, repairing with same material, keeping ditches clean, and building ahead of schedule while encouraging wide tired wagons.
The report notes Sebastian County Arkansas has more improved roads than any county except possibly Pulaski. In the Fort Smith district there are twenty two miles of macadam road currently.
Among 900 towns in New York 600 have voted to build roads under the Fuller Plack Act. The matter remains optional, though many observers favor making the money system compulsory.
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