Brass buttons and power turn heads in government control
A prominent Democratic paper argues that authority rather than brass buttons or a uniform drives public deference to government ownership. It cites railroads, food control, communication takings, and license enforcement as proof, urging fewer brass buttons and immediate auto licenses. B. F. Wickwire, Sheriff, urges readers to obtain 1919 auto licenses.
Roosevelt Memorial Church Service Schedule
The church lists Sunday Feb 9 services with Sunday school at 6 00 pm led by Fred F Harcleroad superintendent. A Roosevelt Memorial service at 11 00 am, Epworth League at 6 40 pm, Happy Hour service at 7 30 pm and a mid week prayer gathering Thursday at 7 00 pm. After weeks away the pastor and his wife invite attendance.
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Fred F. Harcleroad
Roosevelt
Epworth League
Fay Presbyterian Church Service Notes
Sunday worship at 11 a m with Roosevelt Memorial sermon. Sabbath school at 10 a m on Jethro's Council Ox 18 12 26. Young people's meeting at 7 p m on Period of the Kings David. M F Newport, Pastor.
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Roosevelt
Jethro
New Era Movement Aims to End War With Church Action
M F Newport reports on a Denver district Presbyterian New Era conference. The effort mobilizes 1 631 748 communicants to fund relief for war zone churches and returning veterans, expand educational benevolent and missionary work, raise a 40 million dollar yearly budget, and boost ministers salaries by 1 million. The plan seeks a world-wide crusade under the Prince of Peace and renewed community fellowship.
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United States
Prince of Peace
Bennett
Spirit of Fellowship and Brotherhood
America
New Era
J. B. Wootan
The
Presbyterian Church
Critics condemn Baker policy for conscientious objectors
The passage denounces Secretary Baker for allowing conscientious objectors to be housed fed and released as honorably discharged soldiers. It argues objectors should stay home or face punishment and calls for a congressional investigation. The snippet ends with an advertisement for carnations and funeral designs by J. R. Bonwell.
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Baker
Leavenworth
Kansas
United States Army
Oppose Oil Leasing Bill Faces Legislative Stalemate
The article argues against the oil leasing bill citing six years of reform stalemate. It criticizes the interior and justice departments for resisting provisions aiding states communities locators and investors. It credits Mondell Perris and persistent advocates for protecting locators amid withdrawals including Lance Creek.
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Mondell
Interior Department
Perris
Public Lands Committee of the House
Department of Justice
Navy Department
Wyoming
Lance Creek
Farm Land Wanted In Basin Wyoming Land Sale Inquiry
J R Bonwell of Basin Wyoming seeks farm and ranch lands for sale. Owners wishing to sell should send land description and lowest cash price to Bonwell. Only concise offers considered. J17.
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J. R. Bonwell
Basin
Wyo
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