Sermon Subjects At Churches Today
First Methodist Church led by W. M. Nelson offers 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 worship with the sermon The Supreme Experiences and an evening talk Self Sacrifice And Its Reward. Union prayer meeting follows Monday at 7:20. First Congregational hosts 6:45 Sunday school 11:90 morning service and 6:30 U P S C E withBlessed to Bless led by Clyde Snow followed by an illustrated Japan lecture. Wednesday 7:30 prayer meeting Isaiah's Call. South Sunday school at 2:00 p.m.
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First Methodist Church
W. M. Nelson
Methodist Church
First Congregational
U. P
C. E
Clyde Snow
Japan
Island Empire of the East
Isaiah
Isa
South
Do We Believe in Prayer Sermon at Presbyterian Church
A Sunday morning sermon at the Presbyterian church centers on the theme Do We Believe in Prayer. The youth meet at 6 20 pm and the evening service features a special music program performed by a double quartet.
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Presbyterian Church
Union Prayer Meetings At Local Churches This Week
Union prayer meetings are scheduled at 7 30 p m in multiple churches this week. Monday at Methodist with Rev L C Hills on The Church and the Home, Tuesday at Presbyterian with Rev W M Nelson on The Church and the Echoes, Wednesday at each congregation in its own church, Thursday at Baptist with Rev F L Moore on The Church and the Nation, and Friday at Congregational with Rev Geo Vankle on The Church and the World. Public invited to attend all services.
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Union
Methodist Church
L. C. Hills
Presbyterian Church
W. M. Nelson
Baptist Church
F. L. Moore
The
Church and the
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims Pape’s Diapepsin cures dyspepsia heartburn gas and indigestion in five minutes. It describes symptoms from fermentation to sour stomach and asserts a single dose at a pharmacy will regulate an out of order stomach and digest any food promptly.
Notice to Public on Unpaid Cheyenne Light Bills
Public notice stating that all light and gas bills not paid by the tenth of the month will not receive any rebate, issued by Cheyenne Light Fuel Power Co.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel Power Co
Wool Market Gains Noted by Boston Commercial Bulletin
The Commercial Bulletin of Boston reports rising interest in wool with large orders of 250000 to 1000000 pounds subject to confirmation, mainly territory clothing wools. Two sales of 1000000 pounds each at 55 67 cents for fine grades. Ohio quarter at 28 cents with 300000 pounds similarly priced and 25000 fine unwashed at 23 cents. Initial orders look solid, though no boom is expected.
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Boston
Jan
Commiércial Bulletin of Boston
Wheeee Aes
Territory
Ohio
Term of Court and Officials Named in Public Notice
A fragment notes a term of court and references officials with a vast amount of information. The snippet implies formal proceedings and public record of official actions during the term.
City Briefs and Local Notes Include Gas Flour Sale and Court Updates
Local items mention Best Kan flour sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames, plus delivery. Greek colony buys a six foot mahogany clock for shipment to Logka Greece. Private Straton waives prelim and is bound over to May Federal term. City court sessions move to council chambers. Fort Russell report details Captain Newbold shot resisting bandits. Shoes sale at Wassermans and a sickness trip to Denver. West confesses theft of hog and preparations for civil service exams in Cheyenne.
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Logka
Pilals
Greece
Bslratton
Ninth Calavry
Wooden
Yaterday
United States
D. W. Gill
New Clerk Arrives In Cheyenne Public Instruction Office
Stork Nisits born weighing 1044 pounds to Mr and Mrs George Montgomery and Mrs Art Umshier at 416 East Nineteenth Street yesterday morning. Miss Mae Woodruff of Cambria will reach Cheyenne today to accept a position in the office of State Superintendent Rose A Bird.
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Stork Nisits
George Montgomery
Art Umshier
East Nineteenth
Mae Woodruff
Cambria
Cheyenne
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rose A. Bird
La Follette Pushes Direct Vote for 1912 Delegates
Senator La Follette declares in La Follette’s Weekly Magazine that Wall Street has chosen presidential candidates and urges a direct vote primary to elect delegates to the 1912 national convention. He calls on legislatures to enact primary laws enabling direct delegate selection.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Wall Street
Prominent Wyoming Sheriffs Tour Cheyenne
Felix Alston sheriff of Big Horn county and Sheriff J T Farrall of Crook county visit Cheyenne after escorting prisoners from Rawlins. They secured the conviction of five cattlemen for burning a sheep camp and killing three sheepmen two years ago in Rawlins, then plan several days in the city before returning home.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Felix Alston
Big Horn County
Ian Cheyenne
J. T. Farrall
Crook County
Rawlina
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