17 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
1
A Denver Post commentary denounces political blacklegs who run in a direct primary then bolt to run as independents. It argues candidates must honor the primary contract, abhor breaches of trust, and defend the direct primary as the people’s sovereign forum restoring government to the voters.
W. E. Tinkcom walked Sun dance ORM for a day’s business at county center. Twelve roosters offered at $1.50 each. if taken. A. G. Mudd and Mrs. W. F. Leslie left for Hardy and other Nebraska points for an extended visit. Business Education urged for entering business life. Slater family moved into Hunter house for winter months. Bring land papers when troubles arise. For sale oats and potatoes at $1.00 per hundredweight near Hulett. Word from Herb Morris places him in Canada with steady employment. Globe goes to press Wednesday evening, rural route reports delayed. Church janitors Mr. McRae Sr and Miss Helen to occupy adjoining rooms. Wyoming Blade expands to seven columns. sharp content ahead. Democrats plan rally next Saturday with Kendrick, Arnold, Thompson. orchestra to provide music. Fred Blatt in Hulett with transit gear. Election soon. rural area sees Kwafena Mexico. 10,500 business students at Rapid City Business College run by Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Hulett residents ship cattle. good prices spur activity. County commissioners did not award road west of town due to missing bonds. new bids opening in November. Some locals cannot spare money but can donate wood for church heating. Public Sale of horses, mares, mules, farm machinery and oats at Morris ranch near Aladdin October 41, 1912. Miss Demoh Dillehe left for Wilford, MD. taught Goldie school. candidate for Meade county superintendent.
H Mannned Beaver Creek reports Almore Engle was over the line between Hulett and Aladin last week. Mr and Mrs Woodcock returned Thursday after a long drive through gumbo mud. The deep mud hampers movement and several days of tied up freight.
The Crook county stockmen and settlers framed a 20-year grazing homestead proposal of 640 acres to complement the five-year act. They claim the plan, drawn by a Crook county man, benefits residents outside irrigated areas, while opponents distort the truth to undermine Democrats.
A caustic wart of political rhetoric repeats two years of attacks on Wyoming Republicans. The piece argues the current accusations against Senator Warren and allies are mirrored from past campaigns and mocks the see-saw of blame and deflection.
Debates on Uncle Sam’s mail exactions rise as postmasters sort classify and weigh increasing volume. Public impatience grows while September weather mirrors political tensions. Questions linger on who funds the costly campaign and backs the effort led by Senator Warren.
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