Church Services and Listings News Roundup
Church notices include M E Church and First Union Presbyterian services with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11. Epworth league, young people meetings, and a Dr L C Barnes sermon are noted. Also Episcopal St Andrew's and Christian Science services, Forbes Laundry ads, milk cows for sale, barber hours, and a found gold watch notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
L. c. Barnes
New York
First Union Presbyterian
M. F. Newport
Christian Science Society
Rex Theatre
Help Slogan for Memorial Honors Buffalo Bill in Wyoming
State wide campaign to erect an equestrian statue for Col. W F Cody gains backing from Pioneer Memorial association of Denver and Wyoming leaders. Public education drives enlist school children, teachers, governors and state officials to contribute funds and support for the memorial in Cody and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Col. W. F. Cody
J. M. Schwood
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Pioneer Memorial Association of
Denver
America
Senator Schwoob
Col. Cody
United States
Great West
Commonwealth of Wyoming
Church
Temple of Justice
Col
National Pioneer Committee of
Chas. B. Bazan
Frank L. Houx
C. E. Hayden
J.M. Schwoob
W. T. Hogg
I. H. Larom
L. R. Ewart
C. E. Hollister
A. J. McDonald
Thomas Long
C. Perks, Jr
L. L. Newton
Dave Jones
W. L. Simpson
Minnie Williams
H. R. Weston
E. J. Sullivan
Felix Alston
Senator Cross
Melvin Nichols
Fred K. Townsend
Thomas Powers
Conant Parks
Hayden M. White
Immense Potato Crop Report From Lovell Valley
The Lovell Chronicle notes farmer J Hans Hansen grew five thousand pounds of potatoes from a tenth of an acre after vines faded earlier in the season. From a full acre at a penny a pound that yield would be five hundred dollars. An August inspection predicted no potatoes, yet a remarkable sixty day recovery produced a banner crop for the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hans Hansen
N. P. Diner
Hansen
Lovell Chronicle
Tax on Earned Income Dims Liberty Loan Drive
The eight percent tax on earned incomes proposed by Claude Kitchin dampens the Liberty Loan campaign. Promoters hoped to spread bonds widely and fund them from savings of professionals and salaried workers. The tax has provoked reluctance, with many seeing it as a reason to delay participation until its impact is clearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Kitchin
Liberty
Kitchin
Congress
Report on a Teachers Professional Library for Big Horn County
The Committee on Teachers Professional Library proposes a county library for teachers with a $1 annual fee. A five member purchasing committee, including the County Superintendent, will manage selection and funding, serving two year terms with staggered appointments. Members listed: Elaine Kinder, Wilson Moor, Ruth Aker, Mamie Sydney, Edith Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Professional Library
Big Horne County
Teachers Professional Library of
Big Horn County
Big Horn
James G. Johnson
Elaine Kinder
Basin
Wilson F. Moor
Ruth D. Aker
Greybull
Mamie Sydney
Himes
Edith Scott
Kane
C. C. F. Buys Liberty Bonds for Wyoming Odd Fellows
Five thousand dollars from the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Wyoming is set aside to invest in the second Liberty Loan. C H Cropsey and D B Cropsey of Cropsey Bros in Greybull Wyoming arrange sales and advertising benefits for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cropsey Bros
Greybull
Wyoming
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Wyoming
C. H. Cropsey
D. B. Cropsey
Notice on 1917 license requirement for drivers
Owners or drivers of cars must obtain a 1917 license number by July 16 or face arrest and fines under the law. Basin City officials list Sheriff B F Wickwire, Mayor E J Sullivan, council members, treasurer, clerk, attorney, marshal, and the official paper Basin Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wickwire
E. J. Sullivan
Wm. Gibson
F. M. Hime
H. T. Lamb
W. H. Pauley
M. V. Rhodes
Jas
F. Evera
C. A. Zaring
J. H. Hanlon
Basin Republican
Basin Steam Laundry Reopens Under Forbes Management
Forbes returns to Basin Steam Laundry handling all work with guaranteed satisfaction. The notice lists county officials and staff including Sheriff B Z Wickwire and Clerk Zela Murphy, confirming business as back at the Basin stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Laundry
Forbes
the Basin Steam Laundry
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. M. Jones
Ald
Pat Leavitt
Rexall Service
Pocket Savings Bank
Zane’s
Tuttle & Barrett
Pia
G. W. Johnson
Range
Nowood
Tensleep
Paint Rock
Bonanza
Wyo
Wm. E. Davidson & Co
Midwest
Casper
Basin City Officials
Horn County
B. Z. Wickwire
T. J. Jones
T. W. Spratt
C. A. Welch
M. G. Trough
Zela Murphy
G. Hartigan
Frank S.ne
Percy W. Metz
Guy R. Brill
Blaine Kinder
J. K. Burnham
W. B. Cropley
J. P. Arnott
DRS. Harris & Harris Physicians and Surgeons
H. T. Harris Cc. E. Harris
R. B. Landfair
Mont
Thos. M. Hyde
Basin State Bank
Irrigation Waterworks
William C. Snow
Oil Exchange
Clyde W. Atherly
C. W. G. Dodge
Gilmore Hartigan
J. B. Thompson Lbr. & Hdw. Co
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