01 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
1
The Inter Mountain Globe highlights Crook county residents who have achieved success, pay taxes, and advocate fair development for their home region, noting they think deeply and value a square deal.
The back page advertises an easy to use er designed to aid during hard times and high prices. It promises furnishing all reading material for a very small sum, encouraging readers to join a club and send in dues.
Crop observers note the spud harvest is light in the area, with yields barely sufficient for local use and limited surplus expected. Farmers planned adjustments to planting and storage in response to the reduced production.
Newton Johnson of Oil City Pa marries Miss Myrtle Lindsey at the bride’s home in Belle on Wednesday They will reside in Oil City Johnson formerly ran a Buck Creek homestead before joining the Oil City Derrick as a linotype operator Miss Lindsey is daughter of KE Lindsey of Belle who has lived here four years The Globe extends congratulations to the couple
In a Saratoga Sun editorial the authors express strong support for the Republican slate led by Ridgely. They condemn Carey era politics as wasteful and favoritism driven and argue the current nominees are "real men" chosen for ability, promising economical, effective public administration.
A 1914 law requires a homesteader seeking commutation proof to be a U.S. citizen. It allows five months of absence per residence year split into two periods, with notices filed at departure and return. Two absences across years must be separated by a substantial gap if totaling more than five months. The piece contrasts statesmen and politicians while criticizing waste and hindrance to progress.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal piece argues for legal redress when false arrests ruin individuals. It cites a Massachusetts forgery case, a Pennsylvania murder release after 20 years, and New Jersey parallels. It urges states to compensate victims and levy self fines, aligning with Wyoming's platform on convict labor reform and prisoner education.
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