Creamery essays urge better butter quality and handling
Dairy notes warn that many creameries ship subpar cream and butter due to aging, improper temperatures, and contamination. Experts call for cleaner milks, proper fat content, cooled delivery, and frequent delivery to boost prices and improve farm economics. Social notes report a Sunday wedding of Samuel Rundell and Gertrude Ballou at Thompson Creek and visits from Robt Massie and family to T. M. Pettigrew’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Crook County
Civee
Hatter Makere
Samuel J. Rundell
Gertrude Ballou
W. BE. Tinkcom
Thompson Creek
Tinkcom
Rochester
N. Y
Rockypoint Country
Storm auto crash leaves rider with sprained ankle
Witnesses recall Cecil Storm and Paul Yeoman riding in a Storm auto when a scuffle on a moving car caused Dallas to jump off onto the ground. He suffered a badly swollen ankle and injured thumb before riding to town for care at a home. His nerve remained steady and his courage praised as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning Board
Storm Auto
Cecil Storm
Paul Yeoman
Selby Place
Dallas
Pioneer Woman Dies at Crook County Ranch
Mrs. I. KE. Mortenson died Tuesday night at the Mortenson ranch home fourteen miles southwest of Belle Fourche from a complication of disease. Survived by several children, she was a pioneer resident of eastern Crook county who had lived on the ranch for over twenty years. John Hundrup and Emil Fort plan threshing work this fall to burn off surplus energy, hoping for good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hundrup
Emil Fort
Walter Cole Opens Watch Repair and Engraving Shop
Walter Cole ordered a complete watch repairing and engraving outfit and will be ready to work in his line in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cole
Country editors shape rural views amid urban editorial influence
Editors in small country papers carry the duty of crystallizing rural thought and sending it into the public discourse. They remain close to constituents and often operate with limited means, yet their editorials influence broader reform conversations beyond big city papers.
Debates on War Loans and Money Trust Influence
The piece argues war loan policy favors Allied funding while criticizing finance capital, Wall Street greed, and the money trust. It questions U S loaning vast sums to allies, notes large deposits in allied banks, and calls for abandoning federal reserve policies and the Minneapolis bank stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
United States
Middle States
Eee
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve
Pidgeon Tours New Haven Area for Re survey Leads
U S Surveyor C M Pidgeon visited the town en route to inspect disputes from the re surveys. He announced resurvey work in New Haven country and noted five final proofs from the Hulett office: Lena Brion D C Harper Amos Banigan Clarence Crawford and Naomi Boland. Charles Haubert came back from Moorcroft with the Byrne funeral cortege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M. Pidgeon
U. S
New Haven
Hulett
Lena Brion
D. C. Harper
Amos Banigan
Clarence Crawford
Naomi Boland
Charles Haubert
Moorcroft
Bvane Funeral Cortae
Church Notes Show Weekend Services and Local Election Actions
The notice lists Saturday services at 7 30 p m in Gover ment Canyon and Sunday services at 11 a m at Terhune 3 p m Goldie and 7 30 p m Hulett. It records a town meeting in Hulett where R W Garman was elected Treasurer and funding for the year discussed, with Mia C C Storm and Lydia Anderson assigned to assist. Choir practice set for Wednesdays at the church. It also mentions Everett Guilliams and mother arriving from Neleigh Nebraska in a Rep autor to visit Henry Guilliams, and Evi DeFord town visit reporting a sick summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverment Canyon
Terhune
Goldie
Hulett
Robert Brown
R. W. Garman
Mia
C. C. Storm
Lydia Anderson
Everett Guilliams
Neleigh
Nebraska
Rep
Henry Guilliame
Evi DeFord
Meeting of Teachers in Hulett Saturday October 16
All section teachers are urged to attend a 2 PM meeting in the Hulett high school room to organize a regional teachers association to improve conditions for teachers and pupils. John Clason continues with sugar factory contractors in Sheridan and may transfer to Mile City or Great Falls with contracts. C M Russell visits from Massachusetts and enjoys the country, plans to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
John Clason
Sheridan
Milea City
Great Falls
C.M. Russell
Massachusetts
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dr. Pierce
Beast
Hulett and
Alva
F. D. Bothwell
John Youngman
Robt Massie
Colony
Wyo
T. M. Pettigrew
Hulett Hall
Terhune Orchestra
Spain
Maine
Fruitdale 5
Pioneer
Gombault
Baolaam
Carrolton Ginghamse
Eagle
Pilgrim
R. K. Mespell
Keker
Church Notes
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