03 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
1
In the Laramie Republican reprint, the Snake River Sentinel defends Frank W. Mondell against Democratic critics. It condemns personal attacks on public figures as unworthy journalism and praises Mondell's honesty, diligence, and long service to Wyoming.
The war in Europe disrupts wheat exports as foreign freighters slow and American liners hold back. The piece argues for amending shipping laws to mobilize privately owned US ships under the American flag to revive the merchant marine and meet wartime export demand.
The Hulett Sunday School reports strong attendance with 42 present this Sunday and 40 last week, plus a collection of 1.40 and 99 pennies for a birthday box. New instructors Mrs Queen Terry and Prof B F Webb joined, welcoming messages from town citizens abound.
For Sale One milk cow and cone calf. Sundance rector passes through town. A shower fell in Hulett, welcome though late. Middle west praised. Shier reports orchard loaded. Mudd threshes grain. yields given. Farmers expect fair corn and limited frost danger. Dance planned September 11 with Hotchkiss Orchestra. Lawn social tonight at Robert Brown’s. Mrs. Rush departs for Omaha. Tomato plants need cover for cooler nights. Woods visit Hulett. engine leaves for threshing. Wheat accepted at Globe for subscriptions. Hauber returns with cattle shipment. Campbell county results show Spellman defeated sheriff bid. Subscription notices mailed. clubbing offer expiry. Baptist convention meets Sheridan rest week. seek Hulett representation.
Lisle Powell and Miss Anna Anderson wed on Wednesday September 2 in Belle Bourche. Miss Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Anderson, has long resided in Crook county and holds a first grade teaching certificate. Powell, a local farmer, has lived in Hulett since childhood and owns several holdings. They will reside in Finlett for now with plans to split time between Ridge Montana estates and new home.
Last Thursday John Bant left town for Rockypoint as usual. His team frightened near Tate's place. the single tree broke, the rig overturned, and Bant was thrown and stunned. He was injured but not seriously. the team ran on toward Mewhirter hill until stopped by a rider.
The counted vote shows Leshie leading Mauch by one vote for Clerk of Courts, a one vote margin for Treasurer, and a forty vote margin for Sheriff. The accompanying note suggests both party tickets were fully nominated, with broad support and some regret over incomplete returns.
A cash reward of $500.00 is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party involved in killing or stealing or handling a national property. The notice references the W. W. & noting the reward is for lawful actions related to the case.
Fragmentary text shows a damaged regulation note or receipt with prices 22.00 and names Trevor and MoCt unclear. No coherent event or outcome is readable.
Prof B F Webb and wife and child arrived from Jennings Louisiana to take charge of Hulett schools. He has taught there three years and aims to boost pupil and parent cooperation for a record year. Term starts next Monday September 7 with Miss Lydia Anderson teaching lower grades and Webb upper. The family moved into Mrs Veach's house.
Walter R Cole, a long time resident of Hulett, marries Nmiqueta R Borjon of San Antonio at Pecos City. The couple plans to travel with the Kirby Carnival Show, aiming to spend fall and winter seasons in Cuba.
The Globe announces upcoming listings of 35 clubs each containing three or four magazines and some city newspapers. Each club offers a one year subscription for $1.75, 25 cents more than the price of the Globe alone. New and renewing subscribers may join at the club rate. watch these columns for the detailed list.
A Hulett Hall event lists September 7 as another date for a dance featuring live orchestra music. Organizers invite guests to enjoy an evening of music and dancing in the hall.
Christmas style invite urging attendance at Robert Brown's Lawn Fete on Thursday evening September 3. It highlights the event at his place with refreshments including ice cream and cold drinks, wood music, games, and various amusements.
Wanted hogs in trade for property including saw mill edger planer lath machine shingle machine moulder wagon s sleds hay scales feed grinder corn planter or self binder. Call Sundance Aladdin phone or address H. Kk Wood Wood-Whiteford Lumber Co Farrall Wyo.
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