Pro German Vote discussed amid American political tension
The Inter Mountain Globe reports on pro German influence in U S politics with German language pamphlets and charges against Britten and Wilson era policy. It notes U S Commissioner work reduced to three days weekly and covers local happenings in Hulett Wyoming including migrations, appointments, and business visits.
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United States
Britten
Chicago
Congress
Germania Club
Wilson
Germany
Indianapolis News
Notable Local Figures Visit and Job Change
Mrs. George Mutts spent part of last week visiting her daughter. Mr. Lyall Brimmer hosted in the Government canyon region. Ed Hauber reported the ground in fair shape for fall plowing. J. G. Nichols of Oklahoma has accepted a clerk position at Hulett State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mutts
Mr. Lyall Brimmer
Government Canyon
Ed Hauber
J. G. Nichols
Oklahoma
Hulett State Bank
Practical courses teach better livestock marketing nationwide
The U S Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the National Federation of Live Stock Shipping Associations runs hands on courses at major stockyards. Sessions cover cattle and hog grades, shipping regulations, bookkeeping, freight rates, and cooperative marketing with tours of yards and packing plants. These seminars curb haphazard shipping and aim for higher returns through efficient restock marketing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
East St. Louis
Lit
Bureau of Markets
National Federation of Live Stock Shipping Associations
Lve
St Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Sioux City
Detroit
South St Paul
Livestock Exchange
Department of Agriculture
Control of Tobacco Pests In Florida Report Says
The U S department of agriculture report notes promising tobacco flea beetle control in Florida using certain insecticides. Dusting in shade-grown tobacco shifts to power machines handling ten to twenty acres daily. Nicotine sulphate mixed with soap provides control for tobacco thrips when applied weekly during emergence.
Market for Black Walnut Logs and Carload Sales
Black walnut tops American woods in price and suitability for farm growth. Prices vary by log diameter, typically 40 to 150 dollars per thousand feet at loading. Logs should be sold in carload lots, shipped to veneer makers and furniture firms, with coop sales often profitable.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Live STOCK NOTES For better meat and care
More animals for meat, best sleeping quarters for young pigs, treat fever with oil, reduce feed and increase exercise if pigs thump, keep stock sanitary, sour skim milk adds salts, poor ventilation harms health, pet the young and calves to aid growth and affection.
Hulett Optimist School Notes September 1990
The Hulett school notes report enrollment of forty five pupils with staff including Editor Gertrude Storm and reporters Florence Fowlkes Archie Oliver and Lucile Tinkom. Ninth and tenth grades study Ancient History Algebra English Modern History Geometry and Civic. Sallie Baker absent sick Mia Bush substitutes Primary teachers needed. basketball teams being organized after Logan Brimmer trip to Harold S. Dak.
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Gertrude Storm
Florence Fowlkes
Archie Oliver
Lucile Tinkeom
Charles Chittim
Mia
Bush
Logan
Clarence Brimmer
Harold S. Dak
Joy Ride Ends With Broken Buggy Tongue Near Town
Two high school girls and a third person took a Sunday joy ride stopping at a third party’s home. The buggy tongue snapped, they walked back to town, and later hitched a different vehicle to continue home past a hayrack on a rural road.
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Deacon
Jolly little shoo on the flat and pupil chatter
A lighthearted scene on a flat where strangers are told where it is and a room hosts ten girls and three boys. Names like Gertrude Storm Op Moore Florence Fowlkes Opal Ree Marjorie Keste Sylvia Hundrupast Joe Baker Harry Anderson Archie Oliver are mentioned as students and amusing notes about their traits appear in a playful classroom vignette.
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Gertrude Storm
Op Moore
Florence Fowlkes
Opal Ree
Marjorie Keste
Vera
Louise Russell
Kyea
Maudie Stoddard
Sylvia
Joe Baker
Harry Anderson
Archie Oliver
Gladys Kp
Lawrence County Fair Attendees From Spearfish and Surrounding Area
John Hiram Steve Mahoney and families and E A Richards and wife attended the Lawrence county fair at Spearfish. J L Cook was called to Sturgis Saturday by the death of an uncle. Wm Woodard and wife visited town from the homestead. Steve Mahoney and a family traveled from toward Alva for local business.
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John
Hiram
Steve Mahoney
E. A. Richards
Lawrence County
Spearfish
J. L. Cook
Sturvis
Wm. Woodard
Alva
Mrs Johnson and Daughter Leave for Hot Spring Visit
Mrs Carrie Johnson and her daughter Mrs Anna Vines depart for Hot Spring for a visit Thursday morning. Dr W M Adams says a four month vacation starts September 25. Chas Durfee traveled from Spearfish to Hulett for business. J H Kendall returns from Nebraska after work at Scotts Bluff. Allen Scott returns from Missouri for a few months.
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Carrie Johnson
Anna Vines
W. 5. Adams
Chas. Durfee
Spearfish
Hulett
J. H. Kendall
Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Allen Scott
Missouri
Strayed bay gelding with 38-30 brand found near Aladdin
A bay gelding branded 38-30 on the left shoulder is missing from Hulett Rochdale store area. A reward is offered for its return. Contact the ranger station or William Robeson in Aladdin Wyoming. C W Roberts managed the Rochdale store during Bill Lighthfield’s absence.
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William Robeson
Aladdin
Wyoming
C. W. Roberts
Hulett Rochdale
Bill Litehfield
Local Homestead Notes and Family Movements
Ed Kerer raised potatoes on his homestead this year and expects yields over a pound each. Sallie Baker and Gladys Kye fell ill with aphendi citis this week. A McConnahay was summoned to Sundance Wednesday as the first witness in the Hickey divorce case. I R Frisbee and his daughter Marjorie visited from the ranch and returned with a new corn binder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kerer
A. McConnahay
Sundance
Hickey
I. R. Frisbee
Marjorie Wae
Hin
Dance crowd and visitors report from Alva weekend
Swartz notes a number of people at a Saturday night dance in Alva. Alvin Shaul and family from White Dak were in the area last week. Naoki Hemler visits Granp and Grandma Davis this week. Ros Brown was seen around town and caused a stir by an odd mishap with a cow.
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Alva
Alvin
Shaul
Family
Dak
Naoki Hemler
Granp
Grandma Davis
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J. W. Lawrence
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John Davis
Hot Springs
Clara Brimmer
Nebr
Roy Bush
Clifford
Leonard
Leland Ripley
Walter Cole
Ross Butts
Robert's
Wesley Storm
Paul Yeoman
Newcastle
Yeoman
Dr. Bostwick
Rocky Point
Jim Bush
Fred Blatt
Oshoro
E. E. Nichols
Montana Life Insurance Company
W. BP. Laffin
Sundance Land Investment Company
Montana Life
Montana Life Insurance
Hitler Wright
A. R. Cole
Robert Brown
Lulu Powell
John Youngman
N. W. Baker
Hazelbaker
Bill Morrison
Everett Engle
Marie
Naoma
Jay
Monticello
Indiana
W. D. Kelly
George Mitchell
George Oliver
George M. Russell Place
Grace Bush
del Storm
Hoback
EK. A. Watson
Lelia Grey
Beta Bay
Rebekah Lodge
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Ene
Sallie Baker
Y Nero
Sebi
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Woming
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General Land Office
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Colony
Serit Nui
Lota
Range
C. H. Massie
Gladys Kye
Swartz Divide
Brown