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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
10
A fragmentary note indicates Days Ahead Nash Mane leads by a margin of five hundred units. The garbled text suggests a reporting of a competitive event with a sizable lead, but details and context are unclear.
Portland Oregon Sept 13 Revis returns show Augusta won the direct primary and carried the state debt limit. Prohibition amendment days fought out with about 600 vote majority and some small precincts to report. Vets threaten action for a recount. Augusta chosen as permanent state capitol.
A newspaper notice touts New Life as never failing to cure rheuma or asthma regardless of age or condition. It offers a pay-on-delivery guarantee with a certified check and complete cure after treatment, stating you pay nothing if not cured. Potential customers are invited to write or call for details on age, condition, and costs.
London voices condemn King George proposed Durbar in India tied to his coronation amid famine and drought. Editorials call the costly pageant a hollow display that diverts scarce resources from relief, warning it would inflame public distress and fail to bolster empire prestige.
Rome reports Italians increasingly read ardent letters in personal columns of American papers. The Glomale d'Italia features two postcards sent with intimate phrases "Come, my sweet love" and promises of enduring devotion.
An archaic medical advertisement extols a Dean’s Kidney Pills claiming cures for kidney misery. It touts drastic relief after weeks, urging readers to buy a 60 cent box from Foster Milburn Co Burtate New Work. The piece reflects period medical marketing and sensational language.
Walter Lis vonard Suydan of Blue Point claimed his wife eloped with Frederick Noble, the cook aboard the Suydan yacht. The couple reportedly fled while the husband fished in a small boat near New York.
The Is senhuth Bruce good roads law passed last session faces constitutional trouble. The provision authorizing state vouchers and warrants without a specified appropriation violates Section 1 Article 12 of the constitution, which bars payments from the treasury without law appropriation. Attorney General Johnson cautioned the plan risks invalid expenditures.
County officials from Stanley Hughes and Sully counties budget up to 6000 for a preliminary recognizance on a Lite Bend water power project in the Missouri River near Stanley County. Engineers would assess feasibility, river flow, irrigation supply, and potential power for pumping across uplands to Cheyenne White and Bad rivers.
Ottawa reports both sides confident of victory in the looming reciprocity election set for Thursday next week. Premier and allies indicate a strong showing, with analysts noting continued support from key constituencies and potential water resource considerations across three counties. County commissioners have allocated a small sum for examination and report.
Lisbon authorities arrest 15 conspirators after finding documents linking supporters of the former monarch in exile in England. The raid targeted a ruse to restore the old Manuel regime and involves complaints to the British government.
In Memphis Tennessee on September 15 Clark Willingham a bartender was killed and five others were injured when the joy ride auto overturned at about sixty miles an hour. The injured include Charles K. E. Cole president of Cole Paint and Gless company Joseph Varasco a grocer John V. Burke Julio McIntyre and Walter Fogerty
Chicago business interests win a fight with express companies to cut rates. A new order by the Railroad and Warehouse Commission lowers express charges by 25 percent, effective October 1 on shipments up to 100 pounds. Rates drop from 50 cents for 30 miles to 40 cents, with larger cuts for longer distances.
A pharmacy notice warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury harming the eyes. It cites a Toledo producer Cheney Co and Toledo origin with price guidance and cautions on internal use. The ad touts a mercury free alternative labeled The Family Pile for constipation relief.
Cablegrams report one hundred Canadian and American missionaries escaped rioting Chinese mobs in Chen tu China. The message notes their peril and rapid evacuation as clashes erupted nearby.
Washington Sept 15 The Department of Agriculture issues a legal opinion that insect powder must be made from powdered chrysanthemum flowers Henceforth any decoctator labeling a product insect powder and using other insecticides in the collection of tobacco or hellebore faces prosecution as an adulteration The decision holds that insect powder denotes a definite article and must be powdered chrysanthemum flowers only
Alaska cables report the steamer Ramona wrecked off Skagway with passengers rescued by the Northwestern. The Ramona is listed as a total loss.
John A Johnson arrested for the murder of 7 year old Annie Lemberger. He was bound over to the grand jury today but must remain in jail after failing to post 10 000 dollars cash bond. A hearing is set for September 25.
Denver report outlines an argument for shifting public land control from federal to state authorities. The draft calls for states to regulate mineral lands water rights and forest resources with preservation for recreation and stream protection while reserving farming lands for deforestation and transfer to private use, aiming to boost home building and development.
A cyclone on September 13 damaged property valued at £100,000. The storm tore up a barn and shattered windows in the west wing of the capital. Copper roofing was ripped from the capitol roof in several places.
James J. Ward, flying from Governor's Island toward the Pacific for a 360,000 prize, misrouted and landed between Elizabeth and Newark, 22 miles from New York. Towler, from San Francisco, salvages his wrecked machine and plans a restart after yesterday's fall.
The article notes thousands in the U S wear wooden shoes once linked to Holland. A Grand Rapids shipment of 600 cases and numerous other imports show American demand. Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, New Jersey and several states receive these shoes from Dutch exporters and large factories. The Netherlands exports mainly to the United States and Canada with other outlets in West Indies, Germany and South Africa.
The article warns against trusting hearsay and hasty judgments in mining ventures. It stresses careful study, weighing every fact, and avoiding reliance on quick judgments from those claiming to “know” about mines. It argues credulity harms investors and the mining industry overall.
Samuel Untermyer, prominent New York lawyer, warns in Paris and to the World that two problems threaten the nation. He cites curbing the concentration of money power and regulating interstate industrial competition as urgent tasks. He says Governor Woodrow Wilson rightly underscores the peril from concentrated finance.
Misa Katherine Hoy twenty one year old daughter of farmer J Hoy was found murdered a half mile from her Dexter Iowa home. She had been shot through the heart the gun not discharged. A search was started after she failed to return from hunting and her body was found at about ten o'clock.
A humorous column offers musings on courtship and social roles. It notes women convey more meaning in a glance than words, jokes about marriage and behavior, and asserts men prefer belief in being a card player over citizen. The piece contrasts dancing and cooking in attracting a husband and keeping one.
A group of men were arrested after a complaint claimed they violated hunting laws by shooting grouse. Authorities detained the men as the investigation proceeded.
County Game Warden sworn warrants against Batisto Ceilo Peter Aso Dart Brunasso Martin Perino and Charles Marechiondo for killing grouse out of season in the South Dakota estate. Defendants plead not guilty and set preliminary exam for September 27. Location Leau date September 4.
London on September 12 reports Lloyds and other insurers quote rates of 10 to 12 percent for insuring against a European war within two months due to rising France Germany tension.
Tom Sweeney of Rapid City fame drew crowds at the fair grounds as he boarded an air ship for a westward voyage. Bets of ten to one odds favored his nerve before departure, with a rumor of a million dollar stake influencing wagers. The craft headed toward Rapid City, with Sweeney aboard and expected to arrive the next morning.
The piece playfully weighs how affection shifts with wealth and appearance. It suggests a woman’s charm rises with status while a man’s mood may redefine relationships. It also notes bachelors’ tactics to delay marriage and a girl’s indignant kiss refusal as social tests.
Cataula Maly reports Mt Aetna remains a boiling cauldron as smoke and lava flow from multiple fissures. Eruptions intensify causing hundreds to flee, with many abandoning homes and belongings.
New York on September 12 reports mood turns grim after the Van Sepinck & Co fire failure. William H. Jackson, a member and bellboy Paul Geldel allegedly killed, is tied to Jackson’s defalcation blamed for the collapse. South Dakota travel concerns noted amid plague reports in Gotham.
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