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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
2
The Hulett school pupil publication titled Every School a Better School is edited by Gertrude Storm with reporters Florence Fowlken Archie Oliver and intermediate staff Lucile Tinkeom and Charles Chittim. The piece highlights school improvement aims and student-led journalism.
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Anderson visited the High School last week and urged more patron visits. Joe Baker and Terry Anderson were late Tuesday due to a skating trip. Thanksgiving vacation is anticipated. pupils feel English work improves though expression remains timid. Marjorie Kester missed days for toothache. Sallie Baker and Frances Oliver ill. Violet and Oscar Conklin moved to Osage. The bell is out of order, hindering distant listeners. An Educational Guild play Fun in a Photograph Gallery rings in December 3 at Odd Fellows Hall, under supervision by Mrs. Grenier, Mrs. Bush, and Mr. Neut.
In a local reminiscence, the town recalls last November's election with Cox and Harding as main figures, the League of Nations debate, and position on Irish independence versus Monroe Doctrine. It notes a pro and anti liquor stance, a dry bet hinted by a saloon sign, and the Republicans winning national and state races, with Harding president and Coolidge vice president. The writer also recalls skating, stars, a fall, and returning to try again, signed by Clarence Pearson.
A USDA prepared guide explains how oven temperature affects results from cookies to pies. The piece urges buying an oven thermometer, noting it saves material and improves bake quality by matching temperatures to standard ranges for custards, cakes, rolls, and pastries.
The text argues that quality roads foster civic improvement through better schooling, increased social activity, and stronger local engagement. It highlights how improved infrastructure boosts community vitality, education access, and overall living standards. The passage frames road quality as a locally valuable driver of progress.
A reflective description of a hillside route with pine and oak trees, a steep bank, irregular creek, sand rocks, and scenes evoking prairie ranch houses and an absolute monarch. Florence Fowlkes offers a lyrical, vivid landscape vignette anchored by natural details and personal impressions.
In a schoolroom I observe two desk models, a rusty ornamental stove at the center, a divided pipe held by a ceiling wire, cracked blackboards, ink stains on desks and walls from many spills, an organ to one side, and a clock above the organ set ahead of others. Archie Oliver.
An old Scotish road builder emphasizes drainage as the chief essential for earth roads. He details surface and under drainage, grading, ditching, crown dragging, and drying times to prevent mud and crumble before surfacing with gravel or other material. Proper hog production and pork terms appear in faulty closing sentences.
Marguerite Blatt heir of Anna Cavanaugh filed for three year proof to establish claim to Original Entry No 6LT704 and Additional Entry No 021307 in Moorcroft Wyoming. Proof before United States Commissioner Leo Noonan on November 4, 1920. Witnesses include Mary Maros Rachel Harrie Dell Pollok Archie L Heald of Oshoro Wyoming.
Two choite three year old blackface rams offered for sale at twenty dollars each by A Stavbough of Hulett Wyoming.
Notice of intention to make a year proof to establish a land claim filed by Thomas J. Hobart of Alzada Montana for additional homestead entry No. 610 in township 47 north range 103 west Fourth principal meridian with the Newcastle Wyoming land office to appear December 30 1920 before the Register and Receiver Harry K. Hender Robert J. Steen Samuel N. Butta Frank Mitchell of Hulett Wyoming and Alzada Montana named as witnesses before A.Maeze Register.
Readers learn that a cure exists for catarrh through constitutional treatment. Catarrh medicine is taken internally to influence the blood and system, aiming to restore natural function and remove the disease as described in the promotional text.
A new Massachusetts law requires state roads be kept clear and passable in winter to ensure unimpeded traffic for horse drawn and motor vehicles. The measure also references 16 related provisions as part of the broader winter maintenance plan.
U S Land Office Newcastle Wyoming October 23 1920 announces Karl McElroy of New Haven Wyoming must prove up homestead entry No 020010 for multiple parcels in township 53 north range 67 west sixth principal meridian. Leo Noonan United States Commissioner Moorcroft Wyoming to receive testimony December 1920. Witnesses James Hayes Cyrun Caldwell Thomas Gray Charles P Ames Moorcroft and New Haven Wyoming.
A discussion on how good roads free city dwellers and farmers from constraints. The piece notes counties and states with progressive road programs see rising land values and asserts roads pay for themselves. It argues improved highways may address high living costs for urban residents.
No fishing hunting trapping or trespassing allowed on the Driskill ranches at Black Tail and the associated school section. W L Driskill manager lists board and room for thirty dollars monthly plus board for school children. Nellie Storm of Ewing Wyoming filed February 24 to purchase timber and land in township 4 north range 67 west under timber and stone act. land and timber appraised at four hundred dollars and $10 for land. Final proof to support the application will be required.
The piece argues farmers pay more in costs from bad roads than road maintenance justifies a tax levy to build and support a good road. It suggests the tax burden reflects road quality and the time and labor wasted on rough routes outweighs benefits.
Time saved in hauling over improved roads reduces transportation costs significantly. The enhanced road network lowers fuel use and vehicle wear, boosting efficiency for shippers and local economies. Improved routes shorten travel times and support more reliable deliveries.
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