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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
1
A critical piece on editors in Wyoming, praising most for fairness while condemning a few who push personal agendas. The writer claims such editors harm trust, likening them to a skunk at a hen house and predicting legislative action to curb chaos in the press.
Mrs John Youngman visits Sundance friends. Election bulletins will arrive at the school. Treede Pearson returns from Omaha after an outing. Eric Huseby adds to his land holdings with the purchase of the D C Harper homestead.
In the recent term of court in Baker Montana Denver and Oscar Woods formerly residents of this vicinity RK C James J T A C and Wilhiav McCrery were sentenced to the penitentiary for stealing and harboring stored property. William McCracken was found not guilty on this charge but faces other infractions of the law.
J W Lawrence and wife Sam Lineh and son William visited H G Sutton's home yesterday. Bucher and Murphy advertise an auction for November 4 1916 at the old Dobson place. The Russell murder trial ended with a guilty verdict of second degree murder and life imprisonment. Lieut Harry Johnson returns from the European War to Goldie to visit family. Mrs Kittman returns home. Miss Velma Brimmer arrives back from Wisconsin. Sherman Brimmer travels to Aladdin for passenger transfers. John Stoddard trades 820 acre ranch for a Spearfish Valley home and plans to move immediately. A sugar factory at Belle Fourche could help Hulett by opening beet markets and supporting labor and stock feeds. No positive developments within fifty miles of Hulett.
The Wyoming Tribune reports that if Governor Kendrick becomes a U S senator, Secretary of State Houx would become acting governor and draw two salaries totaling 7000 per year. It notes a prior Wyoming Supreme Court decision allowing dual pay and questions Houx’s oil land interests and potential conflicts with state lands.
A local exchange accuses Gunderson of factual misstatements about Judge Rayroond and the District Court Reporter expenses. The piece tallies salaries and expenses, asserting a $1,050.80 discrepancy and criticizes the falsehood claim while urging voters to see through alleged rhetoric.
A comment about the reliability of the press alleging libel and innuendo, noting how close figures seem when assessing content and accountability for published claims. The remark implies skepticism toward sensationalized or defamatory reporting and the cost of accuracy in journalism.
Democratic headquarters notes Judge Carey leans Republican in national politics but supports Kendrick and Clark locally. He favored a 1910 governor nomination, backs protectionist gold standard views, and has long obligations to Kendrick, while harboring entrenched envy toward the congressional delegation.
The first car of sugar beets left Nisland for the Scottshluff sugar factory on Wednesday last. Since then several cars have been shipped from Belle Fourche and nearby towns, with over 100 cars expected this season. The tonnage and saccharine test of the experimental acreage is proving satisfactory to the sugar company Bee.
A notice urges teachers to pay a $1.00 fee to register certificates and subscribe to the Wyoming School Journal. Letters from the State Superintendent and the Journal editor stress sending names and addresses of all teachers who have paid fees so the Journal can be sent. The certificate must be registered annually with the county superintendent to be valid. Elmer FE Green signs the message.
Wilksrd Ripley drove through mud to Sundance last Saturday to take his mother home after a family visit. He remained wet all afternoon.
The county clerk asks voters for support at the polls next election, citing duties and commitment to the county. He expresses appreciation and pledges to uphold the office with credit to voters and himself. 42-31.
Mrs. Frank Houtz asks how many turkeys geese and ducks can be spared for the Thanksgiving trade and invites replies at Aladdin Botf with delivery details and quantities.
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