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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
1
The committee urges residents to respond to a bona fide flour mill proposition after negotiations with Mr Schiller. He visited, reviewed the site, and accepted the contract terms. The call emphasizes prompt action and collective effort to secure this opportunity before pursuing further projects.
The Edgemont Enterprise appeals to readers with a mixed style of local news and commentary. A farmer reports that after reading a seed corn article he laid aside the paper and gathered seed corn, avoiding frost and promising better yield next year.
The speaker rejects class prejudice and sectional bias inviting urban poor and East Coast farmers to move to the countryside for a chance at fresh air and wide open spaces. The message emphasizes shared opportunity and a welcoming, rural life.
Ed Seig helped Mark Music stack wheat last week while Johnny Cochran finishes a new house on his homestead. Moisture and cool weather persist with no frost yet. Hay and corn fodder are being cut as farmers report rain delays.
Ed Phillips submitted a sample showing corn hailed as among the finest in the country. The report notes Hulett as a land of health and plenty.
A public notice warns subscribers that the newspaper will discontinue the Globe if no renewal order is received. It urges readers to renew now to continue receiving the paper and avoid missing issues.
Weather varied through the week with frost nipping vines and meat cattle ready for shipment. A land inspector visited. plums cherries apples watermelons traveled to Sundance. private school started at O Connor Bros saw mill. Hulett Bank invites showpieces. notable squash weighs 34 pounds and 624 pound Italian squash in the garden. Gunderson seeks farm listings.
Arthur Snyder and Clara Plummer wed last Saturday at Miss Gibson’s Beaver Creek home with Rev. T M Coffey officiating. The couple, both well regarded, embark on life together as admired local residents. Also noted is Hon. Moses P. Kinkaid of O’Neil Nebraska visiting Hulett country and praising the area. A brief sales note at Muwaedle Chundersbuu advertises two brood sows for sale amid seasonal corn abundance.
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