St Mark's Episcopal Church Notes in Cheyenne
St Mark's Episcopal in Cheyenne announces services for the Sunday after Epiphany Holy Communion 7 45 a m Sunday school 9 46 a m morning service and sermon 1 00 p m evening service and sermon 7 00 p m The Sunday echo sessions resume this morning at the annual hour Dean Davidson brings the morning sermon on Various Manifestations of the Lord's Glory Rev A D Swalvely of Wheatland delivers the evening sermon All seats are free and the public is welcome Rector George Davidson resides at 719 East Seventeenth Street telephone 124.
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Cheyenne
St. Mark's Episcopal
George Davidson
Dean Davidson
A.D. Swalvely
Wheatland
Enat Seventeenth Street
Community church services and Sunday school schedule
Christian Science Sunday school at 10 a m and service at 11 a m on Sacrament. First Baptist Church on Nineteenth street and Warren avenue with Rev George Van Winkle offers 11 a m worship and sermon First Things for the New Year. Sunday school at Park addition at 8:16, Young People at 6:15, Evening service 7:30 with pastor sermon. Junior meeting Wednesday 4 p m and prayer meeting 7:30 p m. First Methodist Church resumes Sunday school and invites new scholars. preaching at 11 a m followed by holy sacrament. Epworth League program at 6:50. Rev W T Dunn to preach 7:20 p m. All invited.
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First Baptist Church
Nineteenth Street
Warren Avenue
George van Winkle
Park Addition
First Methodist Church
W. M. Nelson
Epworth League
W. T. Dunn
Free prescription for nervous debility promises home cure
An offer of a physician crafted cure for nervous debility and weakened manhood. The ad claims the recipe restores vigor without medicine and will mail a free copy in a plain envelope to any man who writes to Dr A B Robinson, 5058 Lack Building, Detroit.
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A. BE. Robinson
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Detroit
Mich
Last Sunday at First Congregational Church
Rev M Damm conducts quarterly conference with morning Communion and reception of members. Rev Frank L Moore signs off after this Sunday. Evening service features Seven Years in Cheyenne and welcomes all. Presbyterian Church lists services and youth meeting led by Oscar Achwelling. West Side Sunday School at 4 pm with midweek service Wednesday at 7 40.
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First Congregational Church
Frank L. Moore
Cheyenne
Christian Endeavor Society
Temptation to Buy Costly Clothes causes Suit in Minneapolis
Miss Elizabeth M. Newell, once a San Francisco Salt Lake and Butte society figure now in Minneapolis, is defendant in a suit for 862 dollars for October and November 1912 purchases of dresses hats salts and knickknacks. She cites an uncontrollable desire to buy Parisian styles and regrets after purchases. She notes a required monthly income of at least 500 dollars to remain in society and mentions a failure by her wealthy half-uncle W A Jones of Dillon Montana to pay the bills.
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Minn
Elizabeth M. Newell
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Butte
Mont
Miss Helen
Newell
Hastings Hotel
Boxing Roundups From Early 1910s Across Cities
In 1911 bouts Sullivan fought in 12 rounds at Reaton while Dixon-Conley ended in a 10 round draw in Kansas City. Gardiner beat Martin in Fall River, Coutin stopped Moran in Memphis, Attell fell to Brown in New York in 1912, and Lewis stopped Dixie Kid in Liverpool. Prices of sandwiches rise in Washington ahead of inauguration season.
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Tommy Dixon
Frankie Conley
Kansas City
Jimmy Gardiner
Terry Martin
Fall River
Mase
Johnny Coutin
Terry Moran
Memphita
Knockout Brown
Abe Attell
New York
Harry Lewis
Dixie Kid
Liverpool
England
Washington
John L. Sullivan
Patsy Cardiff
Minneapolis
Sullivan
Tommy Ryan
Jack Dempsey
Coney Island
Dempsey
Jack Root
Geo. Dyers
San Francisco
Johnny Conlon
Young Bennie
Chicago
Read Your Life by Paul Stahmann Roxroy Reading Service
An old newspaper-style advertisement promises life readings from an astrologer in Germany and a Roxroy service in London. It urges readers to send birth details and a verse, with testimonials from Baroness Blanquet and others, and offers a trial reading free.
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Paul Stahmann
Ober “Iensacern
Germany
Roxroy
Baroness Blanquet
Paris
Ettor Urges Unite and Endure for Fair Wages
New York telegraph reports Joseph Ettor, acquitted in Lawrence textile strike riots, advising hotel workers to return under poor conditions with unity and determination to win better pay. He urged not to let capitalists eat food prepared by union members.
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New York
Joseph Ettor
Lawrence
Mason
War remarks eclipse mediation call in Ettor speech
Tor commented on his war with a terse reply and refused further explanation. Ettor urged strikers to reject arbitration and to close city hotels, insisting the front doors remain shut until grievances are addressed.
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Tor
Ettor
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