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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
8
A notice calls every Odd Fellow and Rebekah to a joint meeting at the I O F hall on Saturday evening November 15. The session promises vital business for the two orders, with refreshments served and an opportunity to show loyalty to the lodge.
Uncalled letters listed for Hulett post office dated November 9 1916. Names include James Blount Albert Pyke B Mackenzie Willis and Inez Chittim announces 30 day window before forwarding to the Dead Letter Office. Also promotes The Youths Companion and McCall magazine subscription offers with prices and bundled options as advertised by Boston publisher.
The document lists examination reading topics and memorization items for eighth grade exams from December 1916 to July 1917. It names Jack London The Call of the Wild, Shakespeare, Lincoln Gettysburg Address, Oh Captain My Captain, The Man Without a Country, and Kipling Recessional, with memorization notes and a sign-off by Elmer E. Green.
Black Hills gold rings advertised at the New Store alongside school books for sale in various sizes.
The Hulett Rebekah Lodge No. 34 I O O F expresses heartfelt sympathy to Blanche Gunderson Arch ie and Hal Turneaure on the death of Louise Turneaure, with a pledge to record the resolutions and publish them locally. The note lists committee members and dates, and mentions families in sorrow. Also noted are family movements and final homestead proofs this week involving Mrs. Markham Mrs. Frazier Charles Schenck and James Copple.
A district urges every school patron to visit at least one session each term. It argues that few patrons visit, yet many criticize. By meeting teachers directly, patrons can understand everyday work, resolve concerns, and improve student learning.
Read the menu in this issue of the Thanksgiving dinner to be served at the Hulett Hotel. Don’t ask your wife to half kill herself getting up a big dinner when you can get it cheaper at the hotel. Mrs. Bush would appreciate it if you would let her know you are coming.
The article records a botched weather snapshot with an old inhabitant calling it the coldest ever and mentions rising fuel scrambles and many wood houses left empty. It notes taxes due by January 1 1917 and includes a New Haven visitor, Jim Randal, seeking a new saw mill venture and Clearmont based L C Thompson and Son entering the livery business with a new letterhead.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath in Ohio county proceedings as part of a formal verification process. The fragment confirms an entry around oath taking and official record action within a local government context.
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