A Percible Picca For Peace
A Havelock Nebraska Post editorial argues against war preparation and war tax. It aligns with Bryan’s stance over Roosevelt’s and urges peace and disarmament regardless of party, condemning money power influence and urging citizens to oppose a foreign fee and conscription.
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America
Havelock
Neb. Post
Post
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Money Trust
Sherman
Drye Organize to Fight Booze in Wyoming Legislature
The Wheatland Times reports prohibition advocates organize non partisan Dry Wyoming Clubs to push electors toward dry candidates next year. Women voters through the state federation of women's clubs and the W C T U join pledges. If the movement gains voters, liquor candidates may be blocked, while party leaders fear choosing sides.
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Wyoming
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bothes
Wheatland Times
Thanksgiving Faith and New Music at Hulett Church
The speaker urges gratitude during the harvest season and asks Hu lett residents to give thanks to God for peace life and a growing world. He promises engaging worship with new up to date music and invites all to attend Sunday evening service to hear why the world is improving. No more services at Tower or Russell school this winter.
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Hulett
Tower
Russell School
Threshing and cattle trade note Alva area
Threshing is active on upper Lame Jones while the Alva Store supplies Craft's Distem per Cure. A Colvin Hall dance drew many attendees. Tow Durham passed through Alva en route to Aladdin for oil. Thomas Hale and Mahoney Brothers cattle deal. Louie Callquist and Bush Brothers reported moving a fine beef herd through Alva.
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Upper Lame Jones
Alva
Colvin Hall
Tow Durham
Lacy Hasaan
Thomas & Hale
Alzada
Mahoney Brothers
Louie Callquist
Bush Brothers
Sunday School Classes Form Mutual Aid Group
Mesdames Brandt and Brown led a gathering at Robert Browns home last Friday to organize for mutual benefit. Charles Brown was elected president, Willard Ripley vice president, Lydia Anderson secretary, and Bissacca treasurer as they plan social sessions and efforts to advance their undertakings.
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Mesdames Brandt and
Brown
Robert Brown
Charles Brown
Willard Ripley
Lydia Anderson
Treasuries Bissacca
Isao Fine
Unclear fragment hints at event near Belle Fourche
A fragment mentioning Belle Fourche and an event next week hints at a death or incident but lacks readable details to confirm who, what, or where.
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Belle Fourche
Tom Thom's Wedding at Willing Workers Hall
Last Tuesday evening a notable community pageant was staged at the Hall under Willing Workers auspices. About fifty children acted in the play with Eleanor Storm as the bride and Frankie Crawford as the groom, all performing well despite short rehearsal time. The audience numbered 180, a record for the hall, and townsfolk enjoyed the lighthearted fun and strong effort by Miss Hume guiding the children.
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Eleanor Storm
Frankie Crawford
Miss Hume
Solstein Cattle Buy Offer Aired By Community Agent
E F Burton Demonstrator announces plans to purchase dairy cattle and asks buyers with cash or security and good shelter to arrange funding by Saturday noon. County agent will visit the area to explain details. call left at Hulett Central. W R Reeves Community Agent.
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E. F. Burton
Hulett Central
W.R. Reeves
School notes from the primary grades and class changes
Tom Hotchkiss missed the primary room for a week due to a broken arm. Mrs Gray visited the high school room Friday. The second year class gained Happy Lormor for a total of twelve, the largest class yet. The pupils prepare to spell against outsiders next week.
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Tom Hotchkiss
Mrs. Gray
Happy Lormor
Ehildren
Galen Miller
Naoma
Pila
Penn
Rosa Storm
Jenee
Rhoda Powell
Tee Beasie Bryant
Charlies Bryant
Beatrice Chittim
Frances Te
Dexter Gunderson
Archie Orm
Leland
Edith Clarerice Park
Marience
Gertrude
Wonda
Local Hulett Notes Include Visits And School Progress
Mrs. Jack Tate of Alva visits Hulett while J T Graham meets his North Dakota son. Miss Mabel Silverstrand tours from Rockypoint and Mrs John Bant returns from Rockypoint. Horse buyers in town pay good prices. Rev Stubbert returns to oversee Latter Day Saints affairs. Local events include a dancing party hosted by Cecil Storm and a trade of auto for threshing machine. The Teachers Association plans a session at the school and Sunday School advances with new chairs and classes. Community efforts aim to boost the school with patron meetings and growing enrollment.
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Jack Tate
Alva
Hulett
J. T. Graham
North Dakota
Mary Seely
Mabel Silverstrand
Rockypoint
John Bant
W. L. Wright
Roy Wright
Thant Bay
Ed DeFord
Belle Fourche
Craft
Rev. Stubbert
Latter Day Saints
Harry Fuller
Buffalo
Hupp
Ford
Teachers’ Association
Salem
Ore
James
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J. B. McGinn & Co
Sheridan Horse Mule Co
F. D
Bothwell
Tom Thom
Solstein Cattle
W. $. Miller
Rulett
Wyo
Aladdin
Toomey
Hulett-Moorcroft
Rome
Fancy Jonathans
Crook County
R. K. Mespell
Hulett Flour Mill
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