Torchering the Kaiser Movember shows peace end rumor
In Hulett residents claim the war ended and recount a mocked public lynching of the Kaiser at Powell Hill. A crowd witnessed torchlight, a bonfire, and a mock court martial with threats and mock executions as Gen. Oliver supposedly mutilated the Kaiser and the crowd vented emotions with kicks.
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Hulett
Kaiser
Powell Hill
Gchiller
Gorporais
Powell
Freeborn
Thais
Chittim
Drilne &Ng
Sky Rockets
Cas
Grenier
Brimmer
Zimmerschjed
Oliver
War Persists in Uncle Jim’s Hard Punch at Peace
Edgar A Guest quotes Uncle Jim arguing that even after peace, he cannot trust Germans. He doubts friendship, would avoid German-made goods, and fears meeting a foe in any trade. The poem reflects wartime prejudice and stubborn stance against reconciliation.
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Jim
Notice of three year land proof claim Sundance Wyoming
Publication by the Interior Office Sundance Wyoming October 1918 lists a three year proof claim to land near Sundance to be filed before Register C Mt. Massie on November 30 1918. Witnesses named Fred Hobart Robert Hobart David Stoddard and William Stoddard all of Hulets Wyoming.
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Interior
Sundance
Wyo
Ene Omens Ieee
Fred Hobart
Robert Hobart
David Stoddard
Wiliam Stoddard
Hulets
C. Mt. Massie
Register
Reward Offered For Red Yearling Cow Branded JX
Ten dollar reward offered for a red yearling cow branded JX on the left hip. Notify G. R. Bush.
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G. R. Bush
Influenza and other notices across Wyoming
Wyoming brief notes detail influenza deaths in Evanston and Sheridan, and Cheyenne seven teen cases. Pitot Buttefield to ship 1,400 barrels daily. 1,620 irrigated acres released for 640 acre homesteads. feeder lamb shortage in Denver. McDowell bound over on murder charge. a Monarch miner dies delirious, while corn grows and Leiter ranch to be broken up. Laramie county meetings canceled. Bessemer Oil finds 1,000 barrel well. many influenza impacts on towns from Sheridan to Thermopolis.
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Western
Union News Bervice
Evanston
Pitot Buttefield
Wyoming
Denver
Scottish Rite Masonic Temple
Cheyenne
Lower
Tongue River
Mostana
Lander
J. West McDowell
Eugene Borel
McDowell
Esen
Delirium
Laiter
Joe Leiter
Clearcreek
Clearmount
Sheridan
Blanche Lummis
Lookout Mountain
Colorado
Miss Lummis
Laramie
Farm Bureau
Reed
Bessemer Oil Company
Casper
Salt Creek
Youngstown
Ohio
Mre
Lyman Ford
United States
F. E. Warren
John J. Pershing
Presidio
San Francisco
Ford
Florence Warren
Thermopolis
C. ¥. Beard
Montana
Unconditional German Surrender Heralded by Armistice Terms
The Omaha Daily News reports the armistice terms imposed by Marshal Foch as unconditional surrender. Germany must relinquish all occupied territory since 1914, return stolen funds to Belgium, Romania, and Russia, cede Alsace Lorraine, turn over Rhine crossings, surrender ships and war matériel, pay reparations, and free Allied prisoners. Allies retain prisoners and continue the blockade. The piece notes Germany’s monarchs toppled and a harsh future world memory of German crimes.
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Germany
Marshal Foch
Hunland
Belgium
Rumania
Russia
Alsace-Lorraine
Rhine
United States
France
Italy
Red Cross Meeting Saturday for Officer Election
Notice states a Red Cross meeting will be held Saturday November 23 in the hotel lobby for officer elections all members are requested to be present Merrill Brown secretary Also mentions school starts Monday November 18 and Fred Sutton on the streets EB A Watson paid the Globe a business call
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Red Cross
EB. A. Watson
the Globe
Bell Rings for Liberty Peace Virus, Hulett
At high noon the school bell rang to celebrate Liberty. Businessmen planned an all afternoon and midnight chime but the bell cracked by nightfall as peace spreads to homes in Hulett and beyond.
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Hulett
Time of payment ordered for all papers
A government directive states all newspapers must be paid up three months in advance. The announcement signals a nationwide shift in how press subscriptions are collected and enforced by authorities.
Local notices from Hulett and area residents
Local brief lists residents and visitors in Hulett including Harry Clark, P. T. Beauchamp, Clyde Roberts, M. L. Stevenson, Cecil Kester and mother, Mrs. Porter Green and son, John McHugh, Henry Brosa and family, Mrs. Julia Brosa, Helle Bunch, Mr. and Mrs. Erv Richard and Jessie, John and Wiley Driskill, Otis Long, Chas Brisastier, Ed Norton, Chas Roberts, Mrs. Georgia Nobles, Kirk Stoddard, C. L Tate and sons, Leon White, Bob, Jim Walsh and family, W. L. Wright and son, and Mrs. R. L. Bush with note on Zeta Bush recovery.
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Henry Brosa
Hulett
Julia Brosa
Helle Bunch
Teachers Examination Dates and Prerequisites
The State Board of Education sets the teachers examination for November 21 and 22. Applicants must accompany their forms with evidence of high school credits or graduation and normal or college credits to have papers accepted. For further information, write G Eden McWethy.
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State Board of Education
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Uncle Jim
Edgar O. Guest
Eske
Hulett Merc. CO
Omaha Daily News
Merrill Brown
Fred Sutton
Hulett State Bank
Woming
TOTAL
IGA
State
Og County
Rook
G.R. Bush
J. W. Webster
G. BR. Hush
R. J. Bush
J. W. Hunter
Harry Clark
P. T. Beauchamp
Clyde Roberts
M. L. Stevenson
Cecil Kester
Mother
Porter Green
Little Son
John McHugh
Jack
Erv
Richard
Miss Jessie
John and
Wiley Driskill
Otis Long
Chas. Brisastier
Ed. Norton
Chas. Roberts
Georgia Nobles
Ias
Roy ‘Bueh
Georgia Slater
Kirk Stoddard
Dave
C. L’ Tate
R.T
J. S. F. Tate
Storte
Leon White
Bob
Jim Walsh
Ed. Kerer
W. L. Wright
Roy
R. L. Bush
The
Globe
Zeta Bush
Word
G. Eden McWethy
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