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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
3
Chicago report on University of Chicago sociologist W I Thomas predicting sharp criticism for his magazine article The Adventitious Character of Woman. He argues morality in women is expediency not virtue and claims purity reserve and devotion are male pleasing traits. He questions marriage harmony beyond parenthood.
Mrs Gringle of Alaska and her husband confessed to county attorney that the Alaska fire was planned to collect insurance. A bed saturated with kerosene was set to flame at Mallinsky's saloon, valuables were removed earlier, and authorities secured the goods to refute their escape tale. Mrs Gringle jailed here and her husband in Bangor jail for separate questioning.
A U S Forest Service report from Lac Qui Parle Minnesota details two forest planting trials begun April 1906 to form shelter belts protecting farms. An ash elm mix thrives with six foot trees after one year and a pine stand reaches 22 inches with 98 percent viability, suggesting spacing may be widened for optimal growth.
In April 1908 two acres received jack pine stock grown on the farm. The trees were transplanted at six feet spacing. Four acres were planted with black walnut and box elder in mixture with alternating rows. The owner plans to remove box elder as erosion begins to allow black walnuts to stand twelve feet apart.
The opening of Rosebud lands in Gregory county will bring a rapid influx of thousands of settlers from across the nation. A twelve day registration period runs from October to 17 with drawings on October 19, and five months later settlers must select and file on claims. Past openings drew over 100000 people and boosted land values from four to ten thousand dollars.
J L Robinson chief train dispatcher of the Missouri Pacific at Atchison Kan was killed in an auto race at Horton Kans during a birthday celebration. The crash occurred when Sam Farmer first passed Robinson on the track causing Farber to crash and Robinson to be thrown. Robinson 35 died after hospital treatment and a widow survives.
A cholera outbreak in Manilla shows thirty eight cases and seventeen deaths since 8 am. Two Americans, H. H. Howard and W. A. Davis, are ill with cholera as Missouri Pacific employee casualties are noted. Authorities expect rapid control despite spread.
City audiences will welcome Jill next week in a program praised for versatility. Critics note her engaging rendition of Jean Valjean and the Bishop from Les Miserables and a Ruth McEnery Stuart reading The Woman's Exchange of Simpkinsville. The performer has quickly earned a fine reputation across colleges churches and communities.
Cleveland officials shut twenty eight schoolhouses today after the state building inspector found inadequate fire escapes. The order follows the Collinwood disaster and subsequent findings that city schools lacked proper fire protection measures.
George Francis Train lashed by a broken window setback when he warned of a new hotel in Omaha. He funded the Cozzens House with a $60,000 pane incident inspiring a blaze of glory, only to see disputes with his manager end the venture and the Herndon House fade away as Union Pacific later owned it.
Nebraska railway workers group formed to oppose William J Bryan spreads to Iowa Illinois Missouri Indiana Kansas Colorado. Headquarters opened in Omaha with C Mecember in charge. Nebraska unit cites 16 000 members of 22 000 railroad employees with daily accessions. The drive unsettles Bryan supporters.
The text describes a type of rabbit called the allver rabbit found in Lincolnshire England. Its fur is a delicate gray and though little prized in England its skins are shipped to Asia where fur is highly valued for wear. Rich buyers pay the high price demanded for these hides.
The Taft club held a city hall gathering as the marching unit drills under Captain McClelland. J G Stanley led the formation with a growing membership and rules adopted for orderly operation.
Judge Bennett recalls Major Fairbanks in a Lawrence County Bar Association gathering at the Court House. He portrays the Major as cultured and generous, choosing a remote mining camp yet remaining kind and equal among neighbors, sharing mining knowledge and life’s simple concerns.
In a mine accident John Rossie, a mr helper, fell through three floors after loosening a slab while pulling stuck drills on No 4 northeast, 600 area. He received severe bruises and was badly shaken but walked home and is expected to recover quickly.
Western railroads in peak season handle heavy livestock shipments from South Dakota Nebraska and Montana. Beef cattle prices rise as trains gain crews for months. New land openings in Tripp County South Dakota spark rail and stock movement with large registration talks.
Incomplete OCR text refers to October actions and drafts with official references. Readable bits suggest a municipal or office notice about dates and potential document numbers.
In New York on September 24 the Giants beat Chicago 2 to 1 amid feverish drama. President Pulliam will decide if the game counts as the National League clash failed to appear as called by the umpire, leaving thousands stunned and the crowd excited.
Wright the aeronaut, injured in a plane accident that killed Lieut. Selfridge, is improving in the hospital and no longer in danger.
President Taft started a major Midwest swing with three speeches in Chicago and Cincinnati. He aimed to energize labor and road press supporters, promising to cover the state in the coming days. A special train carried him, and he received a strong send off before departing Saturday morning.
The Montana state capitol commission has returned from a trip to assess interior decor and exterior structure. A meeting will be held early to decide changes and who will oversee the interior building plans for the state capitol.
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