Church Services Preserve Weekend Esplanade Schedule
The Presbyterian Sunday school plans regular service next Sunday at 10 a m with Mrs Maggie J Ar mot t as superintendent The First Church of Christ Scientist hosts Sunday services at 11 a m with Sept 14 substance as lesson subject Reading rooms are open weekdays 3 to 6 p m All are invited to attend services and visit the reading rooms
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Maggie J. Armott
Ghereh of Christ
Liberty versus license in national policy remarks
Dr. Suzzari president of the University of Washington argued at the National Editorial Association session that liberty can become license when it harms others or stifles welfare. He urged progress through coordinated effort, advocating focused national brain power to improve conditions orderly and deliberately.
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Dr. Suzzari
The
University of Washington
St Pollinaire Wedding Tale At Rex Tonight
The Rex presents The Man in the Moonlight with Monroe Salisbury as Rosine Delorme and Sergeant O Farrel of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police in a wartime romance. A thrilling spy love story unfolds amid French village expectations and a soldier hero in Border Wireless.
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St. Pollinaire
Rosine Delorme
O’farrel
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Man In the
Monroe Salisbury
Rex Theatre
Hun
Hart
Border Wireless
The Message of Life and Related Film Features
A playful ad notes a baby saloon drive and Battling Jane's adopted child winning a $600 prize, with a real catcher arriving to curb the winnings. The weekly program promises 1001 thrills with Marvelous spectacles and romance including heart throbs and tears in seven parts.
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Jane
Basin Big Horn county fair praised by state agronomist
The Big Horn county fair at Basin last week was called the biggest and best in the state, with top quality agricultural displays. Sugar beets and fruit stood out, corn and grains shone, and Manderson district exhibits earned blue ribbons. Col W H May led the effort with wide community support, and the pageant by Mrs Kinder highlighted strong local leadership. Washakie day at Worland also drew praise for its barbecue and programs.
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Big Horn
Basin
Manderson
Col
W. H. May
Oty
Kinder
tMe
Mirs
Wor
Tena
Worland
E Big Horn
S. Parsons
West Capitol Leasing Bill Advances in Senate
The senate lands committee approved the government lands leasing bill by unanimous vote. It promises to allow owners of lawful claims on naval reserves lands to develop their rights and marks a ten year fight for a square deal to produce oil. Critics say conservation politics delayed western oil development, and passage would prove the west is not being used as a political football.
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Pibile Lands Committee
Senate
Wentern States
Sugar Stabilization and War Aid Praised
The Western beet sugar industry aided wartime stability by pressuring price limits with food administration, saving U S consumers millions and averting a sugar famine. A Wyoming inspection certifies four cows shipped out of state owned by G N Holdcroft and shipped in C N W car 136008 to Lynn Washington, dated August 23, 1919.
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Food Administration
U. S
West
Lynn
Wash
A. D
Horses and mules shipped from Wyoming to Brush Colorado
In Big Horn County Wyoming 15 head of horses and mules owned by E M Harris were shipped out of state. The stock branded with various marks includes two bay mares, roan and bay geldings, sorrel and brown mares, gray and brown mules, and mule colts. Shipped in Milwaukee car No 2056911 and NY C car No 268408 to Brush Colorado. Sheriff L F Wickwire and Deputy Inspector Elmer Gould witnessed the filing on September 3, 1919.
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Big Horn
Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
B. F. Wickwire
Sherff
R. A. Gould
Denver
L. F. Wickwire
Sherif
Elmer Gould
Idle halves the time and wages clash with rail men
The piece argues railroad brotherhoods keep wages high by limiting monthly mileage for engineers on passenger and freight trains, claiming further burdening the public with higher rates is avoided only by increasing production through more work. It asserts the core issue is too little work, not prices or wages, and calls for expanded work to curb living costs.
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Railroad Brotherhoods
County and City Officials Listed for Chillicothe
A full slate of local and county offices is announced with names for mayor, council, clerk, treasurer, attorney, marshal, water commissioner, sheriff, assessor, commissioners, county clerk, county attorney, district court officials, school superintendent, and county surveyor. An endorsement from Mrs. Volta Bankson praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and liver relief.
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Frank A. Wise
Wam. Gibson
F. Maime
R. R. Denny
A. B. Martin
Jas
F. Ewers
C. A. Zaring
J. A. Berry
H. Payne
Basin Republicas
Mazie Vv. Rhodes
Couty
G. J. Schenk
M. H. Smith
County road plan near Bitter Creek and Shoshone river
Notice from Big Horn County commissioners orders keeping court grounds clear and sets a new road from six rods north of Bitter Creek bridge to the Shoshone river. Objections or damage claims must be filed by October 12, 1919. Also a bid notice for twenty five thousand feet of bridge plank to be opened October 8, 1919.
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Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Bitter Creek
Byron-Penrose County
Wyoming
Sidon Camal
Big Horn County
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Epworth League
R. M. Jones
Liberty VS. License
REX
Parsons
Lana Ceey A
Xen
Mooré
Wyo
State of Wyoming
G. N. Holdcroft
John Long
State of
E. M. Harris
E. M
Luther Har
Basin City Officials
Zela Murphy
Hoosier
Basin Furniture Co
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