Hair and Dress Key to Character in Denver Court
The Denver juvenile court notes hair styling and dress as potential indicators of youth weakness. Howard Crane, 19, cited for probation violation, wore a matinee idol style. judge links appearance to delinquency. Court officers ordered records to note hair, hats, spats, bow ties, and bell bottom trousers. Crane jailed 30 days. Also: Deaver robbery report details post office break in with drilled lock, nitro, small loot, and limited evidence. investigators stalled by federal jurisdiction.
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Juvenile Court of
Denver
Juvenile Court
Howard Crane
Crane
Denver Post
Deaver Sentinel
Standard
A. C. Schain
Bank of Denver
Burlington Railroad
Wickwire
Lynn
United States Post Office
Baptist Church Service Schedule June 4 1922
The Baptist church announces regular services on Sunday June 4 1922. Sunday school at 10 00 am junior church at 11 00 am choir rehearsal at 8 00 pm and senior young people's union at 6 45 pm. Evening preaching theme The Face of Jesus pastors absence on the second Sunday noted.
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The
Baptist Church
Jesus
the Lord
David
William Jackson
Edward Ellis Announces Big Horn County Attorney Candidacy
A Republican candidate Edward H. Ellis declares his run for the Big Horn County attorney nomination in the August primaries. He seeks support from Republican voters in Big Horn County.
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Big Horn County
Edward H. Ellis
Wickwire Announces Candidacy for Sheriff in August Primary
B F Wickwire the present sheriff declares his bid to succeed himself subject to Republican voters in the August primary and seeks support from the electorate.
Frank Christensen Declares Sheriff Candidacy in GOP Primary
Frank Christensen announces his run for sheriff in the Republican primaries to be held August 22. He asks friends for support to secure the nomination.
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Frank Christensen
Salvation Army Services in Wagner Building
Services held in the old Wagner building on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Sunday school and gospel meetings at 8 p.m. Good lively singing and speaking. All are welcome. Captain W H Wills, Officer in Charge.
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Wagner
W. H. Wills
Christian Science Services In Masonic Hall This Sunday
Christian Science services are held in the Masonic hall every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with a Sunday school at 10 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Masonic Hall
Public Notice of Non Coal Land patent action in Wyoming
Rosa D Horton widow of William A Horton of Greybull Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish claim to the land described in homestead entry No 011846 in sections 29 and 32 Township 53 N Range 98 W 6th Principal Meridian before the Buffalo Wyoming Land Office on July 8 1922 Witnesses named George Winstow A I Wilson Florence Beck William Rogers all of Greybull Wyoming Registered James D Gallup The notice is dated May 20 1922 with publication through June 30 1922.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
Rosa D. Horton
William A. Horton
Greybull
Range
6Th Principal Meridian
George Winstow
A. I. Wilson
Florence Beck
William Rogers
James D. Gallup
Register
Wireless from Heaven and Faithful Church Appointments
A church notice urges faithful attendance at the White Temple Church gathering next Sunday with an 11 a m service explaining Matthew 6 14 15 and an 8 p m sermon A Wireless from Heaven The Bible class at 9 45 discusses A Man Who Fought Against God How Why What Results The C E meeting at 7 p m focuses on Better Friendship The pastor Wil liam J Lloyd invites members to honor God by keeping His appointments and sharing Christian fellowship.
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Jesus
Galilee
Church Assembly
C. E
WM. J. Lloyd
Wyoming Voter Letter Proposes Secretary of State Candidacy
A Wyoming voter argues that state treasurer experience qualifies him to serve as secretary of state, citing long service and familiarity with state laws. He pledges undivided attention and square deal if elected, with August primary as the important decision point.
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Wyoming
Luke's Episcopal Church Sunday Services
iT Luke's Episcopal Church holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon follow at 11:00 a.m. Dean J. J. Dixon presides.
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Luke’s Episcopal Church
Dean J. J. Dixon
Sheriff William Collins Seeks Democratic Nomination in August Primary
Greybull resident William Collins announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket in the August primary. He asks for voter support and pledges to serve if elected.
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William Collins
Greybull
Ladfair seeks re election in August Republican primary
Clerk of District Court John L. Ladfair, the present incumbent, authorizes The Standard to announce his candidacy for re election subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
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John L. Ladfair
Edgar D. Smith Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination
The candidate announces his bid for sheriff on the Republican ticket at the August 22 primaries. Born in the county, he describes himself as a loyal and law abiding citizen asking for support from all good citizens.
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Big Horn
B. F. Wickwire
Salvation Army
Christian Science Services
White Temple Church
Robert H. Eades
Plano
Conservatory
Greybull, Wyo
Wm. S. Bennett, Jr
Thos. C. Marshall Bennett and
Marshall
Law
Texior
E. L. Rice
Commercial Bank
Greybull Decorating Co
Tiffany Blend Opaline
Ralph A. Bringman
Mgr
Earl John Williams
Allphin Brothers
J. W. Gorder
M. D
First State Bank
Kalsomining Sam
Bussard
Stanley L. Myre
B. S
B.& Q. R.R. St. Luke’s Hospital
D. S. Hamilton
E. M. Christerson
D. C
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Mead
E. E. Myers
G. W. Zorn
Wiet
M. H. Smith
W. S. Bennett
Big Horn Hotel
Frank Aa. Hepburn
W. B. Cropley
W. E. Dabbs
Notary Public First State Bank
R. B. Landfair
All Courts Basin
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Engle-Gleeson CO. Commercial Bank
Greybull, Wyoming
Edgar D. Smith
First State Bank of
Flora Harmon Williams
East Fourth Street
Mark H. Smith
Oscar Saenger
H. B. Black
Lawyer Rooom
H. S. Huckans
Griffin Apartments
C. W. Tarrant
Cassell
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