Notable Wyoming items mix commerce and frontier life
Ranny Broad of Lander shipped two cars of honey to eastern markets last week. A Hereford heifer born and raised without grain set a new sale high by earning 105.70 dollars per 1600 pounds. Sher idan hosted a large welcome for President Taft with 1200 attendees including Senator Warren and Congressman Mondell. Local efforts discuss an artesian well for Cody. Five men rode into Cokeville, a shootout left one outlaw dead and others fled. A warm mineral water flow near Lander halted drilling, discharging about 2 million gallons daily. The state fair features top stock and westwide exhibitors from January onward, with premiums from Fred P. Johnson in Denver. Services and Bible school at the Baptist church are announced for October 20.
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Big Horn
Chicago
Lander
Modern Methods for Merchants Use Home Papers for Ads
A wholesale house representative urges retailers to adopt twentieth century business methods by advertising. He says home papers are the cheapest way to reach customers and that readers trust ads in local newspapers more than vague shows of goods. Properly written ads reach households and yield visible results.
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Senbeenicn Bemiainet
National Western Stock Show HeadsWest in January
A School for Stockmen marks the Seventh Annual National Western Stock Show in Denver from January 15 to 20. The exhibition serves western stockmen by providing modern ideas and practices for improving cattle handling and ranch operations.
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Denver
Methodist Church Notes Revival to Communion Services
Regular services resume at the Methodist church with Rev. BB Rawls preaching at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Holy Communion to be administered in the morning. Attendance urged for those who started in revival to join the communion. Saturday features the first quarterly conference in the lecture room. full member attendance requested.
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Methodist Church
Samay
Suan- Way School
Tigi
BB Rawls
Christianife
Fist
Ancdote Lock
Destred
Correction on Rev J J Hicks Prison Chaplain Post
A correction notes Rev J J Hicks appointed state prison chaplain by Governor Carey is pastor of the Methodist church at Rawlins not Riverton as stated in the miss last week.
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J. J. Hicks
Carey
Methodist Church
Rawlins
Riverton
Quarantine Eases as Casper Epidemic Shrinks
The Casper warlet fever outbreak improves with no family cases for two weeks. Schools reopen October 20 and churches and lodges resume on the same date. Officials warn sporadic cases may occur among workers in camps and hotels. Citizens urged to avoid crowds and keep children away from mixed venues. Health Officer T A Dan notes full control pending vigilance.
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Casper
Clurches, Chesters
Jaw
T. A. Dan
Natrona County
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