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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
7
An itinerant preacher questions a farmer about who set the stars in the heavens. The farmer replies he never considered it but doubts the builder could set terms for him, implying skepticism about divine design.
A garbled ad narrative touts swamp root as a remedy and urges readers to test a sample through a listed contact. The passage also includes a fragmented quote about securities and a wary exchange. The overall tone resembles an old time medicinal promotion with dubious claims.
An 80 year old, Mrs. John Hill, reports relief after a week on Eatonic for sour stomach and indigestion. The ad claims Eatonic neutralizes excess acidity and gas, easing heartburn and bloating, and offers a money back guarantee with a low price for a large box.
Secretary Houston told the Senate finance committee that carrying out the soldiers bonus provisions could reach 2.8 billion dollars if all veterans chose one plan. The five options ranged from 1.342 billion to 4.534 billion, with land settlement and other programs uncertain. He warned against new financial burdens on the government.
Washington leaders from the National Woolgrowers Association and state groups rally Congress to bar cheap wool and livestock imports. They warn extermination of Western wool and livestock sectors unless emergency measures are enacted to restore market finance and steady flocks and herds.
Russian envoy Martens notified the U S Department of Labor he will surrender for deportation January 8 after Moscow orders. he must not appeal and will return with his staff. All contracts with American firms totaling about 50 million dollars were cancelled.
Wilbur Fisk Stone former Colorado supreme court justice first attorney for the Denver and To Grande railroad and former newspaper editor in Evansville Indiana and Omaha Nebraska died at his Denver home December 27 at age 87.
Imkland Robert Lyons, vice president of the Stewart Feast company of San Francisco, drowned Sunday night after his automobile skidded and overturned in eight inches of water.
An official report notes a workmen’s funeral procession in Bilboa spurning a request to uncover. A dispute then led to revolver fire wounding a policeman and a worker. Separately near Bruff County Limerick crown forces were fired upon near a dance hall, resulting in a policeman’s death.
Carbon county wool growers cut wages for sheepherders from 150 to 140 dollars per month. Casper arrests Miami Moore and Martin Wanter in the Hart murder case. Dr Frances M Lane elected Northwest Wyoming Medical Society secretary treasurer. Dr J H Carder and Dr Chester Harris named officers. Air mail plane piloted by Cox crashed near Omaha but pilot uninjured. University of Wyoming officials tour high schools seeking North Central Association admission. Yee Geow again attempts suicide in Cheyenne jail after sentencing for double murder. Bank of Lusk and State Bank of Meeteetse shut by officers due to low reserves. University extension workers conference at Laramie January 6–12. Farm Bureau meetings January 6–8. Debate over moving Western dry scouring plant from Casper to Denver. Half Moon Mining and Milling Company develops copper mine at Jetm and mica vein at Fox Park. Mrs L D McDonald sues Ideal pool hall for 10,000 damages. State Land Commissioner A Baker movement underway in Cheyenne. Fred Black of Cody shoots himself. no motive given. Supreme Court carbon black ruling may affect plants in Wyoming but not statewide manufacture. exemptions noted. Cartridge accident at Upton injures shooter’s fingers. Henry Johnson denied new trial. sentenced to life in state penitentiary.
Lesson analyzes Peter's question on forgiving offenses, Jesus answer of seventy times seven, and the parable of the two creditors. It stresses God’s unlimited mercy as the model for believers, urging constant forgiveness toward others and noting judgment will reflect our treatment of people. The moral center is that divine forgiveness should drive human forgiveness.
A Franklin era quote by Charlen Kingsley urges starting each day with tasks that must be done, whether you like them or not. It claims enforced work builds temperance, self control, diligence, and strength of will, virtues the idle do not know.
The text presents Jesus as joyful and teaches that the best in life can be linked to God. It emphasizes the Fatherhood of God and the idea that earthly giving reflects heavenly generosity. Jesus urges interpreting God through spiritual excellence.
An old ad touts Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on tablets as safe and proven by physicians over 21 years. It advises using genuine Bayer Tablets for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and general pain and notes small 12 tablet tins and larger packages available from druggists.
Nationwide rise in trolley and railroad fares boosts bicycle sales. People turn to bicycles to meet daily transportation needs, taking on their own commutes and upkeep amid higher public transit costs.
Agnes believes her husband may deceive her and intends to set a trap. The dialogue asks whether the rat or the husband is the true target of suspicion, reflecting the playfully noir tone of the Boston Transcript.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier that acts through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation. It urges readers to obtain circulars and lists Cheney Co of Toledo as the maker. The jumble includes unrelated ad lines about cake, Cuticura skin care, and a debt remark.
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