First Union Presbyterian Church Services
Morning worship at 11 oclock with the theme Patriotism and Community Interest. Sunday school at 10 o'clock led by superintendent Mrs. J. P. Arnott. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 oclock with the topic Missionary opportunities in Latin America. Ladies missionary society gathers with Mrs. M. L. Newport on Tuesday May 1 at 3 p.m. Pastor M. F. Newport.
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First Union Presbyterian Church
J. P. Arnott
Christian Endeavor
Latin America
Ladies Missionary Society
M. L. Newport
F. Newport
M. E. Church Weekly Services Schedule
The notice lists Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m Epworth league 7 p m happy hour service 8 p m and prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday The pastor R M Jones invites all to attend.
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M. E. Church
Epworth League
Baptist Church Sunday Services Invite Communion
Sunday school at the usual hour and the 11 oclock service will include the administration of the communion. Attend and bring friends.
Preaching Services Offered by Wardlaw at 8
The church invites strangers to every service with Pastor Wardlaw guiding the 8 o clock preaching. Visitors are welcomed to all services and encouraged to participate in worship.
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BY. Pou
TP Om
Wardlaw
St Andrew's Episcopal notices
Sunday school at 10 a m every Sunday next service July 15 7 30 p m all welcome Rev A H T Watkins Rector
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ST. Andrew's Episcopal
A. H. T. Watkins
Christian Science Services at Big Horn Theatre
Christian Science services are held at the Big Horn theatre every Sunday at 11 a.m. with the July 15 topic God. Sunday school runs for pupils up to age 20 at 10 a.m. Wm. Lewis of Basin Gardens purchased a purebred Holstein heifer calf through the county agent's office, arriving from Wisconsin with the Lovell shipment, building a foundation for a good purebred herd.
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Big Horn Theatre
Wm. Lewis
Basin Gardens
Wisconsin
Burlington man buys Lascelis Holstein bull for 190
Isaac Jones of Burlington paid $190 for the Lascelis Holstein bull described as a good animal. The bull will head the Jones herd and remain in the locality.
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Isaac Jones
Burlington
Jones
Music lovers can enjoy summer radio operatic programs
The article notes deserted concert platforms as stars retreat to summer homes yet offers ongoing access to their art through summer and winter broadcasts, letting listeners select a personal program to fit their mood.
The Turks and the paradox of their conduct in war
The Gazette summarizes a London Times reprint arguing that Turkish actions show ruthlessness against Armenians, famine in Lebanon, and oppression, yet writers praise chivalry in defeat. It questions the claim of Turks as a consistently ethical ally and exposes selective mercy in victory.
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Gazette
London Times
Teutonic
Leven
Lebanon
Syria
Beatien
Talaat
Enver
Djeminal
Kut
Byzantium
Billings ‘Gazette
Trapping Rats and Mice to Guard Food Reserves
Specialists from the U S department of agriculture urge persistent trapping to curb rat and mouse raids on pantries. Use light triggered wooden base traps with oatmeal bait. change baits regularly and store foods in rat proof containers to reduce attractants.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Powder Explosion Kills Six at Mare Island Navy Yard
A blast at Mare Island navy yard in Vallejo California killed six and injured forty four, as a large powder magazine explosion ripped through buildings and nearby homes. Naval officers led by Captain Harry George and federal agents opened a probe amid reports of organized conspiracy.
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Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island
Navy Gardeau
Navy
Harry George
Government Navy Yard
George
Naval Hospital
McKenna
Margaret Ryan
MacKenzie
Mackenzie's Bay
Market Report Kansas City Stock Yards July 9
Cattle receipts 16 000 lightest Monday run in three weeks market steady to ten higher top 13 60 Hog receipts 10 000 mostly 10 lower top 15 80 Sheep and lambs 4 200 none choice spring lambs 15 60 Arsenas 16 40 Rains last week relieved drought and the price drop two weeks ago reduced receipts today Lower priced grass steers gained 15 to 5 cents last week Oklahoma prices 7 00 to 9 50 up to 13 75 Some Kansas grass steers 10 50 Good to choice steers barely steady tops 13 50 Cows up 25 cents last week strong to 15 higher today grain 7 00 to 7 75 Best heavy cows 10 Seven loads California steers 9 45 Stockers and feeders steady to strong Two loads Kansas white face stock steers 9 25 two loads Panhandle white face stock heifers 9 00 Common stock steers around 7 00 Feeding steers 8 50 to 9 50 heavy feeders last week to 12 00 Hog run Chicago 50 000 prices here opened 10 20 lower Best heavies 15 80 medium 15 75 lights 15 45 15 00 to 15 75 bulk Chicago today 15 000 above last Saturday estimate
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Kansas City
Texas
California
Chicago
Landfair Auctioneer Heads Wyoming Brokerage Building
R B Landfair identified as the hustling livestock auctioneer at Basin Wyoming with offices in the Basin Basin district. J P Arnott Attorney at Law listed for legal representation in Montana and Wyoming matters.
William C. Show Offices in Oil Exchange Building
William C. Show operates out of the Oil Exchange Building Basin overseeing civil engineering irrigation waterworks sewer surveys maps and blue printing services and general engineering.
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Oil Exchange Bldg
Lamb and mutton markets fall. prices steady today
Bad mutton and lamb markets to the east last week pulled the site out of the sheep and lamb market and left prices low. Today the market is steady at the decline with choice spring lambs around 16.00 per head. Fat ewes sell up to 1.00 and breeding ewes command 10.00 to 12.26 per ewt.
Wasteful economy and food control follies
A letter criticizes Mr. Hoover's plan to require a uniform for housewives to prove frugality. The writer argues food conservation is needed but opposes extra clothing costs and frills. Forbes returns to Basin Steam Laundry staffing all work personally, promising satisfactory results.
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Madam Roland
Mr. Hoover
Fabrica
Forbes
the Basin Steam Laundry
Call for Warrants and Board Proposals in 1917 Notice
Notice states warrants drawn on the county for 1916 will be paid upon presentation and interest stops from March 9 1917. J K Burnham 1923 County Treasurer. Also seeking board and lodging for teachers with contact for Mrs A W Coons.
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J. K. Burnham
A. W. Coons
Thos M Hyde Opens Practice At Basin State Bank Building
Thos M Hyde announces his law practice will operate in all courts from an office located in the Basin State Bank Building with phone 43.
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Basin State Bank
Wyoming and United States July crop totals and prices
Government crop report outlines state and national forecasts for winter and spring wheat oats and corn potatoes and hay for July 1 with year ago comparisons. It notes price averages for several commodities and includes a local ad for The Mecca cafe in Greybull, near the feed mill.
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Washington
Wyoming
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
U. S
Department of Agriculture
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R. M. Jones
Christian Science Society
Edison
Rexall Service
Zane’s
Tuttle & Barrett
Market Report
R. B. Landfair
Mont
C. A. Zaring
Big Horn
B. Cropsey
Greybull
William C. Show
Clyde W. Atherly
DRS
Harris & Harris
Physicians and Surgeons
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harris
C. W. G. Dodge
Wyo
G. A. Legault, M. D
Gilmore Hartigan
Big Horn County
Thos. M. Hyde
Government Crop Report
Mecca
the Enterprise Grocery
E. A. Davis
J. B. Thompson Lbr. & Hdw. Co
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