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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
3
A lyrical description exalts October as a painter of landscapes with gold brown crimson greens and fading hues. The poet admires maples dewberry and woodbine reflecting autumn’s dust of gold and the season’s radiant display declared the crown of the year.
Butte News recounts a Gaelic legend in which a shepherd assigns each month a symbolic name as he guides the twelve through a perilous path. September bears Peace, June Joy, May Love, April tears and laughter, July Beauty, August Mother, October Content, March Strife, February Hope, November Silence, January Death, and December remains the final, unnamed breath of time.
Consul general at Singapore reports that the plantation rubber tree of the Malay states has developed another industrial use, equally important commercially as prior applications. Scientific study shows the seed yields an oil equal in quality to the best linseed oil and equally valuable commercially.
Mrs. Turner Powell of Sturgis reports strong relief from kidney trouble, backache, and related symptoms after using Deans Kidney Pills. Her family also benefited, praising the medicine as the best remedy, available through druggists for 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Buffalo NY.
The discovery that rubber tree seeds have distinct value beyond propagation could create a new market and raise plantation revenue. With millions planted in Malay states and British Guiana, future demand may grow as machinery modernizes and seed residue becomes cattle feed and fertilizer, boosting overall wealth.
The October American Magazine opens with Walter Rauschenbusch praying for lovers. He asks divine blessing on unity, selflessness, and enduring loyalty, urging couples to seek wisdom beyond youth and to honor marriage within humanity.
Will Chamberlain discusses Dakota crop history in Vermillion Republican, arguing Indians were early crop makers though details are scarce. He suggests pre historic farming may be erased by time, leaving soil ready for modern Anglo-Saxon tillage and noting Ree Indians were industrious in growing.
The article recounts Dakota farmers in the 1800s using sandy soils near camps for maize, relying on squaws as primary laborers, and cultivating pumpkins and melons along the Missouri. It notes rough field layouts, primitive methods, and later shifts toward fire, straw recycling, and plowing to decay stalks. It calls for restraint, rotation, and reason over superstition, urging a hopeful, conservation minded harvest for future seasons.
Young Cy Young of the White Sox is slated for another minor league assignment. Nap Lajoie’s batting chances dim as Dick Smith, manager of the Springfield Three-T league champions, heads to Minneapolis next year. In Boston, NL grounds mark 41 straight seasons of games. Southern California plans a four club winter league with major league players. Barberich, a Providence pitcher, gets another trial with the Boston Americans next season.
In the latest Brooklyn Brooklyn series the Dodgers looked like champions while the Pirates faltered. Soldier Johns, a Southern league pitcher, reenlisted in the U S Army seeking an easier life than baseball. Ex big leaguers Charlie Carr, Charlie Babb, and William Bernhard were dismissed by their clubs. Ed Barrow fights to replace Pat Powers as Eastern league president with five of eight clubs said to back him.
Yale will play Vanderbilt University this fall instead of the usual game with Penn State. Minnesota opened the season with a 34 point shutout over Lawrence. Coach Roper has Princeton in fine shape and expects the Tigers to perform well against the big foes. Purdue women will wear corduroy skirts at the Wabash Purdue game alongside the men. Harvard's assisting head coach Houghton is joined by eight veteran Crimson players, Greene, Cutler, Page, Burr, Leary, Cutting, Blagden and Dewey.
Wages in Brazille and Chili average 80 cents daily. Europe leads the United States in civil service pensions. A Labor Temple union grocery store opens in Los Angeles. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meets in Birmingham October 12 to 15. English sailors and firemen protest shipowners’ refusal of a conciliation board. In footwear trades 142,922 workers earn an average weekly wage of 7.96. Men over 16 earn 9.11, women 6.13, children under 16 3.40. Arkansas labor federation pushes constitutional initiative and referendum. U S coal mine deaths compared with Belgium’s show 13,858 lives saved if U S rates matched Belgium. English unions seek political use of funds. reforms urged. U S lags Europe in employer liability. English law requires damages for employee injuries, with employer insurance. Journeyman Barbers International Union expands organizing staff from one to five. Belgium has 46,000 lace makers now, down from 150,000 in 1875. top lace wages never exceed 40 cents daily. AF of L chartering sugar refinery unions totals about 1,000 members seeking 18 cents per hour minimum. In 1900 Belgium adopted an insurance annuity and pension act for aged 65 and over under conditions of want and disability.
Chicago, Oct. T. Not since horse racing days has Hawthorne Park Grounds seen such activity as aviators of national and international reputation, aided by skilled mechanics, tuning and testing flying machines for the great aero. Plan eight from Chicago to New York marked the start of preparation for the unparallel.
One contest may occur tomorrow if weather allows with nearly a dozen entrants. Notables include Charles K. Hamilton Eugene J. Ely J A D McCurdy Charles F Willard Tod Shriver Joe Seymour Teddy O Hagan and P W Wilcox. Prize money totals about 30000 with conditions on weather delays and a seven day completion window.
Bele Fourche October session opens with Judge Rice presiding over the murder case State v A E Stumbaugh and the juror selection. The calendar includes naturalization cases and a grand larceny charge against Otto Valmer and Mat Erickson for shipping an unbranded bus owned by Peter Summervold.
A man faced two counts for selling intoxicating liquor without a license and pleaded not guilty, with the judge ordering proof of violations to follow. In divorce matters, two sisters sought separations. Mrs Decker was granted a divorce necessitating $86 monthly support for five children, while Mrs Porter received a simple divorce.
Pierre Oct 8 Hon. O G Basford has returned from Mobile Alabama where he attended the insurance commissioners meeting. He reports one of the best attended conventions with thirty five states represented by their commissioners. A social excursion to New Orleans was enjoyed.
Carl Feath, claimed Meade county resident, was picked up in an insane state by authorities at Whitewood Tuesday. Sheriff Stewart retrieved him Wednesday morning and returned him to Sturgis, where he is receiving treatment at the hospital. If no improvement occurs within a few days, he will be sent to the state asylum.
Denver accorded with a grand electrical exhibition under the Colorado electrical club. The event showcases electricity for power lighting transport and labor saving at home and work with a mountain sunset imitation created by three thousand vari colored lights.
Northwestern issues bulletin noting freight engines on the Black Hills division will burn lignite with grate adaptations while passenger engines run on oil. Lignite is praised as excellent steam coal though it causes many sparks, mitigated by spark arresters.
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