Public Notice and County Proceedings Summary
The record covers county board actions, school district annexation votes, and public land filings. It notes a three day week for U.S. Commissioner work, various financial authorizations, road appraisals, and notice of homestead filings with dates and witnesses. It includes a business notice urging prompt payment on extended accounts and a Ford roadster bargain at the Inter Mountain Globe office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paul W. Yeoman
U.S
Ridge
Montana
Wade
Medy
Weridian
Hulett
Wyoming
Charles Meveos
Rocky Point
W. MM. Beart
Scott
David Douglas
Uy Mawaie
Inter Mountain Globe Office
Edward F. Manke
Carlile
Ownership Statement for Inter Mountain Globe in Hulett Wyoming
Notarized statement by Paul W. Yeoman asserts ownership and management of the Inter Mountain Globe and Joker Mountain Globe. Yeoman lists himself as owner publisher editor and business manager with mortgagees and other security holders noted. Sworn before a notary in Crook County on September 24, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain Globe
Hulett
Wyo
Crook
Goldie community notes and local business updates
Fire fighters, church events, and visits fill Goldie area notes. Local residents improve health, host dinners, plan repairs, and discuss sheep, cattle, and ranching strategy. Hulett activities include dances, film showings, a forest fire near Terhune, and commerce from merchants in Crook county.
Harvest Festival notes and local court update
The Times reports Harvest Festival results with oats winning by R T Tate and alfalfa by Walter Lawrence. Frank Hickey’s change of venue is set for Newcastle on November 2. Timber fire near Tie Creek burns three to four sections, destroying substantial timber. Sheriff Hurtt gives grain averages including rye yields for Otis Zimmer schied and S A Guthrie, and oats for Wm Zimmerschied.
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Urban Cheter
Sundance
R. T. Tate
Walter Lawrence
B. A. Watson
J.C. Hurtt
Frank Hickey
Newcastle
John D. Seely
Tie Creek
Hurtt
Otis Zimmerschied
S. A. Guthrie
W. Sk. Wesley Rye
Wm. Zimmerschied
Young Texas Girl Engaged to Make Fig Preserves for Market
A Harris county club girl in Texas learned to make fig preserves through a department of agriculture program. A New York businessman engaged her to produce a market-ready jam after impressed by her skill, with a growing eastern market built on samples. The article also lists USDA freezing guidelines for eggs and cautions against unsafe practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
Harris County
Bureau of Chemistry
Bassinet Department
Federal aid road program resumes after wartime pause
Secretary of Agriculture notes the federal government and state highway departments have restarted vigorous road construction. The 1916 act provided 75 million dollars matched by states for rural post roads and 10 million for forests roads, with state highway commissions empowered to fund projects. After WWI, $200 million was authorized to extend road construction and broaden road types, raising federal aid per road to 20 000 dollars per mile.
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David PF. Llousten
Houston
Urcan
Central Highway Commission
Stites
Department
States
United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Union
Household Questions Time Paper Tips and Remedies
Practical notes advise polishing mirrors with crumpled Time paper and warn against galvanized lemon squeezers. Suggestions cover bread waste, bread and butter usage, and leaving cake. Zinc cleaning via hard rubbing with ammonia. gilt frames protected with white varnish. salt in boiling water prevents egg shells from cracking.
Good roads add happiness for modern farmers families
The passage argues that good roads bring rural residents closer to neighbors, theaters, schools, and libraries. It contends that easy Sunday travel to visit relatives or friends increases contentment and happiness for farmers and their households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viait
Massachusetts Law Mandates Winter Road Maintenance
State roads must be kept up in winter to ensure unimpeded trade by horse drawn or motor vehicles. A new Massachusetts law provides for this. Other states should follow suit, as a reminder from an older editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Granite block paving favored for heavy city traffic
A study by the Bureau of Public Roads finds granite blocks highly suitable for trunk lines into large towns with heavy traffic. Initial costs are high but long term maintenance is low, with Worcester Massachusetts reporting less than half a cent per yard over 10 years. Other cities note similar results for high-traffic streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Worcester
Mass
Gener
California road test over adobe land experiments in county highway
California conducts a road test on the Bay Point to Pittsburg section to address adobe road disintegration. County Surveyor Arnold oversees a novel two section concrete lane with a central two foot macadam strip and topping, in hopes of preventing collapse and breaking from previous results.
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Betwee Bay Point
Pittsburg
Californiia
Arnold
Good roads key to motor express success and farm marketing
The piece argues that road quality drives motor truck express costs and patron rates. It states roads wear out routes, harming highway systems unless permanently built. It links improving farm marketing via reval motor express with permanent highway improvements.
Track Efficient Road Grading Cuts Costs in Rural Areas
A five ton track drawn road grader proves most efficient for constructing and maintaining earth roads in rural sections. It performs standard grading about half the cost of traditional team labor, according to the report.
More Vegetables in Winter Favored for Health and Taste
Article urges higher winter vegetable intake to combat spring fatigue and improve children’s appetites. It describes cooking tips including saving vegetable water, using steaming or baking, and incorporating canned or dried produce with seasoning and a white sauce rice loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Flavoring with caramel for economy in desserts
A period guide suggests caramel as a cheap, tasty flavoring. It explains heating one cup sugar in a saver cup until brown, then adding a quarter cup hot water and simmering to a thick syrup before bottling for later use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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ML. Dudrey
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A. KE. Donnell
Grant Bay
J. W. Dowdy
Carrie Johnson
Deadwood
Goldie Sunday School
L. Wright
Will Uric
Ed Storm
Hulett Rochdale
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Edwin Rounds
Rounds
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Hanny Parson
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W. F. Leslie
Moorcroft
Jim Bush
Terhune
Marie Atkinson
Jew. Lawrence
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Ralph Oliver
Ben Nuckolls
Jim Storm
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J. C. Evans
Earl Music
Robert Garman
H. Juston
I. H. C. Saleman
Rapid City
Hulett Orchestra
Cc. P. Kester
Ollie
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Hot Springs
Frank
E C. Fowlkes
Frank Grelinger
Upton
Little
Missouri
Brothers
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D. Woods
G. R. Bush
Peter Ricketts
Gillette
Arthur Jayne
Ricketts
T. W. LaFleiche
Hickey
Little Missouri
Art Schlicting
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Omaha
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