Church Services Outline for Presbyterian and Christian Science
The Presbyterian Sunday school resumes next Sunday at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Maggie J. Arnott as superintendent, followed by morning worship and an Epworth league gathering at 7 p.m. Mid-week prayer is Thursday at 8 p.m. First Church of Christ, Scientist offers 11 a.m. service with Reality as the Sept. 28 topic, a 10 a.m. Sunday school for ages up to twenty, and daily reading rooms 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. except Sundays and holidays.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Maggie J. Arnott
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St Andrew's Episcopal announces Sept 28 services
Evening service at 7 30 with the subject Ruth the Moabitess. Sunday school at 10 a m led by Dean Watkins.
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Ruth the Moabitess
Dean Watkins
Impeachment Only Answer for Wilson Treason Claim
The piece argues President Wilson’s claim that a cause is greater than the government warrants impeachment. It condemns his alleged sedition and treasonable intent, urges removal from office, and asserts impeachment is the sole remedy for such actions by a chief executive.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Des Moines
Senate
United States
The
Department of Justice
Senate galleries erupt as Heed attack on League prompts protests
Washington September 22. After a four hour attack on the league of nations by Senator Heed of Missouri Democrat the senate galleries began a demonstration that wore itself out but then hinted violent disapproval. No outburst like this had occurred before.
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Washington
Ept
League of Nations
Heed
Missouri
Senate
Senate gallery uproar as Reed attacks Wilson in treaty debate
In the senate crowding and applause mark a tense scene after Senator Reed’s speech against the treaty. Cummins warns against applause except at the end while Reed accuses Wilson of courting kings. Senator Thomas of Colorado records he cannot vote for ratification in its current form.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
Cummins
Wilson
Washington
Thomas
Colorado
Americanism or Bolshevism in Industry Attacks
A critical tract questions whether campaigns target large firms like packers and oil firms or simply blame a few retailers and rich companies. It notes costs split 85 cents to stock raiser and 12.96 cents to expenses and 2.04 cents profit, arguing politics may distort targeting.
Sportsmen vs Industry on Lower River Salmon Trade
The Gold Beach Gazette argues against Medford interests seeking to close lower river salmon fishing and canning. It notes thousands rely on packing plants and gear, with three canneries in the area and hundreds of jobs at stake. It defends salmon as a major northwest industry and food source.
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Gold Beach
Medford
Northwest
Enrico Caruso in Pictures at Rex Theatre
The famous tenor Enrico Caruso drew immense crowds as his photo play My Cousin played in Artcraft releases. He stars in two roles with noted skill, marking his motion picture debut as a successful arrival in cinema.
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Enrico Caruso
Artcraft
Rex Theatre
Mr. Caruso
War Risk Act Retroactive Benefits Proposed by Newton
The House adopted an amendment to the war risk insurance act proposed by Congressman Newton of Minnesota. The amendment would make the act retroactive to April 6, 1917, to cover soldiers wounded or relatives of those killed in the early months of World War I.
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House
Newton
Minnesota
Why the Big Crowd Why the Big Crowd
The piece questions Wilson and his 1400 advisers taken to Europe for the Paris talks. It asserts none of the advisers agreed with the treaty or league and suggests they were unused data and mere courtiers. It ridicules the idea that Wilson fought alone in Paris.
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Wilson
Europe
League
Paris
Guion Drug Store Endorsement for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
The proprietor E B Milburn of Guion Drug Store in Guion Arkansas endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, stating they have sold it for years and always found it gives perfect satisfaction. The ad frames this testimonial as the best advertisement a merchant can have from a satisfied customer.
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E. B. Milburn
Guion Drug Store
Guion
Ark
Wyoming Inspection Certificates For Horses Shipped From Big Horn
Sheriff B F Wickwire documents two inspection events in 1919 Big Horn County. The first notes 3 horses owned by Dorsey Orr shipped from Greybull to Nepasta Colorado in railway car 81477. The second lists 9 head for Harris Miller & Co shipped to Grand Island Nebraska in car 16684.
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Big Horn
Greybull
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Dorsey Orr
Nepasta
Colo
Harris, Miller & Co
M. C. Crandall
Grand Island
Notable Health Claims and Legal Notices from Thermopolis
Dr C I Arnoldus promotes electronet magnetic garments in Thermopolis Wyoming for osteopathy and chiropractic psychotherapy while two legal notices warn non residents Robert Kennedy and E H Calloway of writs of attachment securing debts of 60 and 178 dollars respectively with court dates set for September 17, 1919 as justice J R Bonwell presides.
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C. I. Arnoldus
Thermopo le Wyo
Antlers Apartments
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant in Wyoming Case
Two separate petitions filed in Big Horn county Wyoming district court seek judgments against non residents Joshua Crosby and August Thieme. The Crosby matter seeks 676.40 on two promissory notes with attached assets and garnishment. further action possible by Oct 25, 1919. Elizabeth Thieme filed Sept 9, 1919 seeking relief in the same county court.
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Joshua Crosby
Sentinel Butte
North Dakota
Jesse Crosby
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Jesse W. Crosby, Jr
August Thieme
Hillsboro
Oregon
Skellar Aldrich
Elizabeth Thieme
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Bitter Creek
Byron-Penrose County
Sidon Canal
Shoshone River
Basin
Wyo
Zela Murphy
Chas
W. Mason
Hart Investment Company
Big Horn
Hart Acre
Marion Hall
GC. C. Elis
Frank A. Wise
Divorce petition cites desertion cruelty and alimony request
The complaint seeks dissolution of marriage to Elizabeth Thieme with alimony and costs, alleging willful desertion cruelty neglect of basic needs and indignities. Answer required by November 1, 1919. first publication September 12, 1919.
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Elizabeth Thieme
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M. E. Church
R. M. Jones
ST. Andrew's Episcopal
B. F
Wickwire
H. F. Rubb
State of Wyoming
B. PF
H. F. Ruble
Thermopolis
County of Big Horn
Robert Kennedy
Lee Morris
J. R. Bonwell
Said
Big Hon
E. H. Calloway
Alice Richardson
Buick
Worland Garage CO
Worland, Wyoming
L. E. Laird
H. B. Paris
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