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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
2
Published by pupils of the In Lett school with editor Gertrude Storm and reporters Florence Fowlkes Archie Oliver along with intermediate reporters Lucile Tinkeom and Charles Chittim.
Students Harry Anderson and Archie Oliver were absent on Monday. The play group at Hulett High works nightly while exam week nears for intermediate and high school. Teachers held exams Thursday and Friday last week led by Miss Marie Atkinson and Willard Beck. Thanksgiving vacation is hoped for as restlessness grows. Fourth grade moved from intermediate to primary, Gladys ponders future laughter at ancient European beliefs.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance explains curing and smoking leg and shoulder cuts to extend meat use on the farm. It covers brine and dry curing methods, timing, temperatures, and safe handling to produce chestnut colored, flavorful pieces for future meals.
United States Department of Agriculture forestry specialists urge cutting out badly diseased crooked and overcrowded trees in wood lots to improve growth. In old pine stands a few large trees may be left for seed, while coal prices drive renewed wood use on farms in many regions.
The text highlights advantages in farming and transport readiness, hints at a peduction to transporta, and oddly advises against chewing aluminum with strong soap. It also mentions olives for sandwiches being ground in a meat grinder.
The note addresses Gertrude identifying male figures and cities in Ancient history. It requests Joe Marty Clarence Archie be given tooth picks to prop their mouths open for recitation and to drill Clarence in developing his lungs due to weak voice. Archie Oliver is sent to sit near the teacher to regain proper conduct to maintain order as Louise laughs during swallowing.
Notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office Newcastle Wyoming announces Roy Wright of Hulett Wyoming filed notice of intention to make 3 year proof to establish his claim to land described in H E 012044 section 3 township 45 north range 65 west sixth principal meridian before the register and receiver at Newcastle on December 0 1920.
Officials appeal to highway authorities to keep trunk and market roads clear of snow to ensure fuel and freight transport. The note highlights risk of ruts, ice, and road damage if snow remains, increasing repair costs and drainage issues as thaw occurs.
Department of the Interior notice records Mary Maros Rachel Harris Dell Pollok Avche L Heald of Oshoro Wyoming as witnesses for the heirs to Anne M. Cavalaugh, deceased, claiming three year proof on land in Moorcroft Wyoming. The hearing before United States Commissioner Leo Noonan is scheduled for November 4, 1920.
U S Land Office Newcastle Wyoming records Jessie B Ratburn of Hutlett Wyoming filing May 1919 to purchase timber and lands on section 20 township 56 north range 66 west. Appraised land value 155.87 with timber 21500 board feet at 8.0 per M and 3500 posts at 0.05 each. Final proof set for December 30 before Paul W Yeoman. Protests or contests allowed before patent issues.
For sale two three year old black face rams at twenty dollars each. seller A Slaybough located in Hulett Wyoming.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas J Hobart of Alzada Montana who on Jan 17 1917 filed a notice of intention to make 3 year proof to establish claim to the land described before the Register and Receiver US land office Newcastle Wyoming on the last day of December 1920. Witnesses named: Harry K Bender Robert J Steen of Alzada Samuel N Kutts frank Mitchell of Mallet Wyoming. C H Massie Register.
A faded 19th century ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through blood action. It offers a $100 reward for proof of cure and urges readers to send their address for Toledo Ohio. The text asserts constitutional treatment strengthens the patient and claims a nationwide sale.
Department of the Interior notice lists Clyde Oliver of New Haven Wyoming who filed intent to prove up a homestead entry No 0200 for a parcel in section 4, township unspecified, on the Moorerroit meridian. Appearance of witnesses Sol Ingram Andrew Songel and others from New Haven and Osoto Wyoming. hearing set for December etc.
Two notices publish intent to make three year proof to establish claims on lands in Wyoming. Samuel Leitner of Belle Fourche seeks proof for land described in South Dakota and Wyoming entries, with witnesses listed. Karl Meblos of New Tuyen faces similar action for multiple lots in sections 18 and 19, township 174 west, before U S Commissioner Leo Noonan in Moorcrest Wyoming. witnesses named.
Better roads lift city and farmer fortunes as land values rise under progressive improvement. The program shows road quality paying for itself and promises relief from high living costs for urban residents.
Notice of public sale of distinct land tracts in section 32 township north range 67 west at 10 a m on December 3 next. Solomon Ingram of New Haven Wyoming applies for land with serial 021520. Highest bidder pays immediately. sale closes when bidding ends. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time. l 4irt C. U. Massie Register.
Public notices warn against fishing hunting and trespassing on Driskill ranches and Black Vail area. W L Driskill manager offers rooms to let for thirty dollars monthly plus board and lodging for schoolchildren.
Bay saddle horse from Hamilton stock weighing about 1150 pounds, gentle temper, branded on left shoulder. A reward of 85.00 is offered for recovery. Contact details not provided.
A garbled 19th century style note discusses objections to road taxes and calls for better maintenance of highways. The text references who pays and concern over whether tax levies will improve roads or burden travelers.
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