Debtors urged to settle accounts with the undersigned
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned are requested to make arrangements for settlement.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
4
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned are requested to make arrangements for settlement.
A newspaper notes it is nearly one year old and informs readers that, starting January 1st, subscribers must arrange to continue receiving the Globe beyond their paid period. The policy emphasizes trust and fairness and asks readers to confirm continued interest.
The writer laments gates blocking public highways as land values rise and right of way costs grow. He urges collective action to secure a through road on Divide Road before it becomes impossible. The piece appeals to the public to support removing private gate obstacles.
Fifty head of young cattle for sale half are steers natives and good stock Also bench brood mares and one registered Percheron stallion Thomas J Vore four miles west of Beulah Wyo John Lytle a Sundance visitor recently Flyers also Nels Parkins back from Sundance ready to finish his bathroom tub on hand Thanksgiving dance and oyster cupper at Hulett November 28 Gillette News notes progress on a new Crook county bridge and praise for commissioner F C Haselton Wm Parks plans for a large Mitten ranch residence in the county Sheridan contractors eight carpenters on site to finish the twenty six room luxury home valued at $15000
A summary of items noting a Berlin man’s successful loss toe graft, Queen Wilhelmina’s cows halted at the German frontier, the Maid of Orleans birth and execution dates, and Berlin’s smokeless era due to coke briquets furnace skill and firemen training. It preserves key figures and places from the Mainzer Neueste Nachrichten.
The article notes hippopotamus ivory used in artificial teeth. It mentions a Belfast High School skiddoo dance with 23 cent admission and every twenty third free. It also reports soot from a Vallejo Junction gold furnace dust worth 7000 dollars and a South Carolina farmer naming ten children after states.
A survey notes that about 26 000 letters are posted without addresses in England annually. It mentions Lyme Regis land slips of 30 40 acre areas, and a new British and Foreign Bible Society warehouse on Queen Victoria Street storing 1 250 000 Bibles. A Lowestoft servant sues for notice pay after a Sunday morning walk. A Ben Jonson book with his notes sold in London for 600. The handwriting is minute and beautiful. It is a copy of Martial.
Jacques Kruger of The Vaderbilt Cup fought as a boy in the civil war. Harry D. Carey, the author of Montana, is a lawyer of standing in New York. Edythe Chapman, praised for The Light Eternal, makes her debut as Rachel McCreery in Held by the Enemy. Richard Golden has rejoined The Tourists with Madge Crichton previously with My Lady's Maid. Timothy Todd hailed as the best work by Golden.
Henry Reinecke of Beulah advertises a Globe locals sale with a Win chester repeating rifle priced at 8 dollars and multiple clothing discounts. Fall shoes and remnants include calico and outing fabrics offered at deep cuts as November closing sale to reduce stock.
Citizens complain of hogs running at large across Wyoming with no herd law. State statute prohibits owners from letting swine roam. Local notes mention subscriptions and personal notices, including sales and purchases in Belle Fourche and Rock Port.
An old lawn game for a dozen children invites players to circle chairs facing inward while one child stands in the center. The hostess cries Lop and players flop to the chair on the right as the center player tries to claim the vacated seat, creating playful confusion until everyone is seated.
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