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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
5
The piece critiques Reid and the so called financial bill, arguing it lacks clear benefits. It questions idle money and national advantage, citing big cities and Wyoming while challenging the bill’s asserted successes.
Local items report political talk on statewide prohibition and varied community notes. Atty Barry Unk of Saadence visits Gillette as residents discuss a missing boy and family news. Threshing, mill booster pride, farm work, and a notable Percheron stallion are listed alongside names and local incidents.
Cattle buyers and travelers visit the region as C L Tate hauls hay to Hulett and Albert Grandbouche buys cattle last Tuesday. visitors include Jake Haoker with his father in Missouri and Harry Wilbon of New Haven on business. Elma Garman spends Sunday with her mother at the ranch. Miriam Ray teaches Goldie school to finish Ollie Connaughy’s term after resignation. The Proctor family erects a blue granite monument at Moore Cemetery. Moore School closes for Friday as Rev J W Brown and the ladies club donate paper for wall display.
J. L. Cook and Clark Philips shipped this week as typical fall weather prevailed. Threshing nears completion while cattle buyers remain active. Dick Hall bought many ranchers’ stock in Oak Creek and Alum Creek vicinity. County agent visited, though his assessment of prospects and road conditions was not clear.
The text discusses enduring current conditions and proposes ranchers donate six to eight days of road work annually. It suggests doing this with the supervisor’s side to place them in fair condition within the next year or so.
Ose Raber plows for Bob Massie as considerable winter wheat is planted in the Bend this fall. The Benders haul wheat to Belle Fourche. Mrs Grover Harney of Colorado spent Monday with her mother Mrs R M Caffery. Matthew Reedy works for Bate Baxter this week after a horse mishap left Baxter with fractured ribs. H Proctor from Missoula visits his mother’s family. Halloween plans aim for a lively night. R J Steen submitted a fine homestead proof Tuesday. K A Guilliama rode in from Pint Mont on Powder with Huletta Best, driving 100 miles for the beat flour milled in Wyoming. Bob Steen near the old R2 farm recently.
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