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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
8
Community notes list residents working at local saw mills and ranches in New Haven Nebra ska and Bear Lodge areas. Farmers and families report winter plans, cattle, hogs, and hay, plus visits and travel to Spearfish Aladdin Beulah and Washington. Milk testing notes urge dairy cleanliness and costs for safe, wholesome creamery supplies.
Saturday evening December 6 at the home of E A Watson in Barlow Canyon a benefit social will feature a lively program. In a new stunt men bid for the ladies feet, with riders on ladies shoes sure to draw brisk bidding.
A casual note highlights odd habits of newly married women kneading bread in gloves and jokes about a store manager needing bread with clothes on. New Haven Wyoming is described as no Eden in winter while announcing a sale of 464 Black Hills gold rings of various sizes.
The annual report of Maurice Groshon, State Dairy Food and Oil Commissioner, urges creating a state dairy inspector. He notes rapid dairy growth with over two thousand people dairying and lacking inspection and guidance on cow care and milk handling. The proposal seeks legislative action to staff a trained inspector.
Eighth Grade and Teachers Examinations scheduled for Friday and Saturday in Hulett and Sundance on December 5 0 after postponement to avoid conflict with the State Teachers Association meeting. Reading topic Jack London Call of the Wild and memorize Shakespeare's Quality of Mercy from The Merchant of Venice. Also ads for skates and a formal oath statement regarding a catarrh remedy.
Washington insiders say committees will push a readjustment of postal rates in the coming session with a zone system for second class matter and a possible one cent rate on local delivery letters. Senator Reed Smoot defends price cuts citing growth in business and revenue. Chairman Moon notes the bill may be attached to the next postal appropriation or become an independent measure.
The Saturday church meeting drew a strong turnout with recitals dialogues and music. The debate on whether electricity has done more to civilize the world than steam favored the affirmative led by Helen Durfee and Fred Youngman over Judge Tate and Harry Guthrie.
An expression of thanks to teachers school boards and supporters follows a recent election. Leaders urge setting politics aside and redoubling efforts to make Crook County schools the best in the state. Kerer notes riding boots featuring the Justin boot.
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