Better School Program Attracts Large October Attendance
A well attended meeting on October 16 highlighted the better school program with strong turnout and community interest.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
8
A well attended meeting on October 16 highlighted the better school program with strong turnout and community interest.
The school receives Practi cal English for High School by Lewis for ninth and tenth graders. An Educational Guild meeting is set for Monday October 18 at 7 40 PM in the high school. Six weeks examinations were given last Thursday and Friday with report cards awaited. Minniey and Nellie Hazelfaker enrolled in the primary room this week.
J W Hunter shipped a herd of cattle to Omaha last Friday. Dr Calvert of Sundance aided friends in Hu lett Sunday. Bliss Sluss of Sundance visited friends in Hulett Sunday. The Hulett Rochdale needed repairs that week. Ruth and Helen Hakken visited a friend in Hu lett Sunday. Moore Will work crew prepared the site for fall travel. Dr Gaul of Moorcroft attended to business in Hulett Friday. Herb Sutton and wife transacted business in Hulett Friday.
Joe Baker argues that all children from six to eighteen must be required to attend school regardless of background. He contends education builds citizenship, understanding of laws, and future earning potential, urging parents to value the free system.
Lt CH. Massie and Mrs. Hardy and Miss Esther Anderson left for Omaha Friday for a short visit. Ro Bush did not make a business trip to Rapid City last week. Leslie Cook manager of the Hulett exchange was in Hulett on business. Clay Massie of Monawee was in Hulett Saturday. Wm. Zimmerschied county commissioner was in the area inspecting roads around the vicinity.
A passing note explains a trucker ten miles from a spring crop market like rhugbart peas and spinach struggles if the road is not improved. He cannot compete with a router nine miles from market in a different direction on a good road.
Opal Reel notes Wyoming schools aim to teach both hands and brain and urge attendance for all residents aged six to twenty one to secure the country’s future. The piece blends a child’s jumble of belongings with a call for education and family routines.
David Scott of Ridge Montana filed for final three year proof on homestead entries in section 35 and 2 23 and 35 township 58 north range 68 west at Newcastle Wyoming with hearing November 11 1929 before U S Commissioner Paul W Yeoman at Hulett Wyoming. Witnesses include Charles Stevens W M Scott D Scott and David Douglas all of Ridge Montana.
In Newcastle Wyoming on August 28 1920 Carrie Bell McElroy of New Haven Wyoming filed Sworn Statement and Application No 023867 to purchase timber land described as lot 5 section 6 township 54 north range 66 west Sixth Principal Meridian with timber thereon under the Timber and Stone Law. Appraised land value 200 and timber 15000 board feet at 84 per M pine posts 2400 at 40 each land 40. Final proof set for November 16 1920 before United States Commissioner Paul W Yeoman at Hulett Wyoming. protests or contests permitted before patent issues.
Local notices advertise no trespass on Driskill ranches and Black Tail lands. Subscription offers include The Youths Companion and McCall Magazine for 1920–21. A Cheyenne laundry plant offers cleaning and dyeing. An Alva Farm Bureau meeting on October 23 1920 invites all with two university speakers.
NEW HAVEN C H Hoback begins an addition to his residence. Roy Parsons and Ed Seig haul wheat to Moorcroft. Mrs George Stenson and Frank return from Friday. The Clark threshing machine on the ranch after a successful run. Curtis Clark and wife visit Benson home. Miss Mildred Hoback buys a new piano. Vint Bloxom recovering from broken ankle. Tom Grey hosts friends at a chicken supper. The Deudis brothers perform a riding and roping exhibit. Reward offered for lost bunch of hay at Globe office.
A Farm Bureau gathering is planned to outline a program of work with county agent and Paul Duper tus from the university assisting. All farmers and ranchers with their wives are invited and urged to attend. Dates listed include Oct 22 at Aladdin and Oct 23 at Mona.
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