Local News Blitz From Hulett and Surrounds
Receiver Yeoman and wife visited last Sunday. Cheshier sale planned one week from Saturday. Mrs. Parker welcomes a baby boy. Travel notes: E M Allison J Fitzgerald Omaha J Munson Lead B H Bell Rapid City. Sundance trip shared by Grenier and Dr Bostwick. Widespread farm and finance chatter. Liberty Loan push led by George Grenier starts Sept 28. Fire scare at Walter Bush ranch narrowly averted during thrashing.
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Yeoman
Cheshier
City
E. M. Allison
J. J. Fitzgerald
Omaha
J. Munson
Lead
B. H. Bell
Rapid City
George Grenier
Dr. Bostwick
Sundance
Hulett
Wyoming
Farm couple seeks ranch work with high earnings in Wyoming
A warted man and wife without children offer to work a ranch role where the woman would cook and the man handle general ranch tasks. They claim earnings of 9000 per month and provide contact details for Wer P Parks at it jcky Puint, Wyoming.
Mass of Americans Hold U S Securities in War Effort
A note reports growth in U S Government bond holders from about 25 million by now, with 17 million in the Third Liberty Loan. It urges broader participation in the Fourth Loan as a key way for citizens to support victory in the war and deter Germany.
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United States
Miss Murphy Opens Moore School in Ellendale
Miss Murphy of Missouri opened the Moore school last Tuesday to teach this winter. Florence Fowlkes and Mrs. Ownby are notable residents moving about, with Mary Youngman and Twila Youngman attending school in Hulett. Frost harmed crops. hay and grain stacking proceed as threshing nears. Pete Hazlebaker ages with eye troubles while George Congleton aids harvesting and heads to Moorcroft for timing work. Frank Ownby and brother depart for Moorcroft for family reasons.
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Mary
Twila Youngman
Hulett
Florence Fowlkes
Ilwett
Well Earned Vacation For Rev J M Brown To Marion NC
Rev J M Brown will travel to Marion North Carolina for several months visit with his aging parents. He has served as minister of the Hulett church for five years earning regard for Christian service and school aid. The article notes his possible return and the warm welcome of the community if he comes back. It also criticizes Republican papers for opposing Governor Osborne for the senate and mocks unsolicited suggestions.
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J. M. Brown
Marion, N.C
Brown
Hulett Church
The
Globe
Hulett
Osborne
Senate
Warren or Osborne in Senate Fight Shapes Wartime Policy
Editorial argues Warren would be a pro Wilson opponent while Osborne, who has worked with Wilson in the state department, would aid the administration in the Senate. It warns rejecting Warren lets the army hire a blacksmith and frees Wilson from a reactionary senator as wartime demands rise. The piece cites wartime spending by Allies and government expenditures amid postwar planning.
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Wilson
Warren
Futhermore
Osborne
State Department
Senate
Cheyenne
United States Loans to Allies Reach 5.62 Billion in 2018
During fiscal year 2018 the United States loaned the Allies 5.623 billion dollars. The year saw four exports totaling 86 billion dollars, largely supplying wheat and corn to the Allies. The report notes investment of funds and broad commercial support underpinning wartime aid.
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United States
Reward Lost Brooch in Black Hills Gold Circles
A lost circle design brooch with grape leaves in Black Hills gold. Return to Mrs. J. M. Oliver or leave at the Globe office for a suitable reward. Lost about August 20. The owner values it as a keepsake beyond its material worth.
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Black Hills
J, M. Oliver
Globe Office
Speaking event date announced for Nulett
The paper notes a speaking date in Nulett set for next Wednesday September 25 and encourages attendance. It mentions Miss Myrna Coffey of Alva expected back soon from Kansas City. Chas McCoy is regaining strength and moving about parts of the day.
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Nulett
Myrna Coffey
Alva
Kansas City
Chas McCoy
Public Notice of Insurance Statement for Home Fire and Marine Co
The Wyoming State Auditor certifies the annual statement for Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co San Francisco filed in Cheyenne May 16 1918. The report lists assets 1 600 0000 liabilities 0 capital surplus nil 500 0000 income year ended December 31 1917 net premiums nil losses paid 3 nil losses incurred 8 nil.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co
San Francisco
Cal
Public Notice of Reliance Fire Insurance Company Financials
Wyoming state audit shows assets of 1.49 million with liabilities 1.06 million and surplus 142 thousand. Income for year ending 1917 details reflect premiums losses and net risks written at about 50 thousand. Robt B Forsyth as State Auditor certifies filing in office as required by law on May 10 1918.
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Wyoming
State of Wyoming
Robt
Borsyth
Ofti
Laramie
State of
Robt. B. Forsyth
Seai
State Auditor
Cheyenne
Reliance Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Penn
Bass
B. Roreyth
County of
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Hulett State Bank
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Holmes
Aladdin
J. W. Hunter
Cap Storm
Jake Lebo
A. G. Morgan
F. D. Hulett
Wye
Addie St. Lead
Willard Ripley
Joe Johnson
Fla
Mel Storm
Colorado Springs
Ed Hanker
Fort Riley Kansas
Paul Yeoman
Walter Bush Ranch
P Parks
Mill Shochsdale
Marquette Coffee
Justin
Antee
Urmhileton
Wisconsin
Djerkiss
Daggett & Ramsdells
Mutell Kochdat “Company
1. C. O. F. Hall
Husett
A. H. Stewart
Maurice Jroshon
U.S. Securities
Ellendale
Wir
John Davis
Buttes
Bryant
pPmith
Pete Hazlebaker
George Congleton
Moorcroft
Frank Ownby
Office OF the State Auditor
American Eagle Fire Insurance Company
New York
N.Y
State of Wyoming / I
B. Forsyth
Ofti- County of
Larameco Insurance
C. S
Forsyth
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