Rain Wipes Out Greyball Laurel Ball Game Soon
The Greybull baseball club traveled to Laurel Montana to face the host in a Sunday game but rain halted the clash. Both clubs entered the day at four wins and one loss with Bud King of Gebo joining Greyball. Local chatter touted ball returning to fans as city pride and season hopes rose despite the postponed match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
Laurel
Mont
Bud King
Gebo
Bud
Boilermakers
Lions to Meet in Atlantic City at Lions Clubs Convention
At Atlantic City New Jersey from June 26 to 29 the International Association of Lions Clubs will hold its seventh annual convention. Col Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion will give a patriotic address. Delegates from the United States and Canada are expected with speakers including Ray L Riley Col L G Perry and others. Ed S Vaught announces 700 clubs total 35000 members.
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Chicago
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
International Association of Lions Clubs
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Ed. S. Vaught
The
Lions
McCormick Building
Lions Clubs
United States
Canada
Lions International
Oklahoma City
Okla
John SS. Neal
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. G. Higgins
San Antonio
Texas
Ray E. Bigelow
Seattle
Wash
Melvin Jones
Chicago, Ill
Men of Brazil Feminists Dossier Inspires Georgia Leader
Mrs. Lamar Rutherford Lipscomb of Atlanta says Brazilian men are ardent feminists, surprising her during a South America trip from New York to Rio. Appointed Georgia state chairman of the Woman's National Party, she studied conditions among Brazilian women and noted wives influencing husbands, shared property norms, and women’s political roles.
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Brazil
Lamar Rutherford Lipscomb
Atlanta
Mrs. Lipcomb
Rio de Janeiro
Butch Cassidy History Involves Wyoming Exploits
The Kemmerer Republican recounts George Leroy Cassidy’s youth as a Salt Lake butcher’s helper, a horse theft arrest, a Wyoming escape, and later raids across the West. It notes a head wound in Star Valley, a pardon after prison, and Cassidy’s denials of major robberies from Tipton to Castle Gate and beyond.
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Kemmerer Republican
Butch” Cassidy
Patagonia
Wyoming
George Leroy
Butch) Cassidy
Salt Lake City
Utah
Butch
Cassidy
Col. Torrey
Roosevelt
Star Valley
Lincoln County
Ward
Bob Calverley
Old
Uinta County
Kemmerer
U. P
Tipton
Wyo
Rock Springs
D. H. Moffatt
Denver
Castle Gate
Bob Meeks
Montpelier
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
John Hastie
Beating the Minister A Sunday School Exchange
An English clergyman challenges a bright girl with locating God offering an orange. The girl replies by asking where God is not promising two oranges for the answer. The exchange appears in the Boston Transcript as a charming anecdote reflecting wit in religious instruction.
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Boston Transcript
Baptist Church Evening Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a m Senior B Y P U at 7 p m Rev Farrar to preach at 8 p m Junior B Y P U at 6 30 p m Wednesday Prayer meeting at 8 Rev Farrar leader.
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Farrar
Pistachio Nut In Demand Across Markets
The pistachio nut, from Syria originally, now grows in western Asia, the Mediterranean, California, and southern states. It yields a green kernel, is used for flavoring confectionery and ice cream, and is sometimes salted or cured in sea water. Historical note mentions its appearance in ancient gifts to Egypt.
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Syria
Asia
Mediterranean
California
Persia
Arabia
Joseph
Canaan
Egypt
Jacob
Cleveland News-Leader
Ode to a Dear Car and Lost Fortune
A Bay City Motorist laments buying a flashy, costly car three years ago. He recalls pride on the road, but now the vehicle mocks him with breakdowns, torn top, worn seats, and high bills that emptied his bank roll. He longs to buy again if money were available.
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John
Bay City
Red Hair Fear and a Duchess Memoir Tale
Madame De Boigne recounts a friend, the duchess of Chevreuse, who dreaded her fiery hair color. She sought to hide it by disguises and ordered her own hair burned, a act said to have preceded the duchess’s death two hours later.
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Karl Pearson
Madame de Boigne
Duchess of
Chevreuse
Quaker Guns and Civil War Deceptions
The text recalls Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston's account of Ma nassas in 1862 noting rough wooden imitations called quaker guns. Embrazures were concealed with bush sheds to hide lack of artillery while threatening northern papers with display.
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Joseph E. Johnston
Manassas
Trinity Methodist Church Sermon and Slides Evening
Preaching at 11 a.m. with the subject Come and Dine. Pictures at 8 p.m. feature the third set of area slides showing the world's progress in Christianity. Everyone is invited to view the pictures.
Car Turns Over After Gebo Rally Return
Four Gebo men in a Jewett car lost control at the fifteen mile bridge. The driver veered toward the river twice, one passenger leapt out, all occupants sustained injuries though no bones were broken. Dr W O Gray treated them. car brought to Gebo under its own power.
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Gebo
Jewett
Sugar Company
W. O. Gray
Worland Grit
Lions Club installs new officers at weekly luncheon
At Tuesday Lions Club meeting new officers were installed. Delegates reported to the state meeting at Lusk and L A Toothaker spoke for the Y Boys movement. New officers include B L Warren president Dr J W Gorder vice president Geo W Snyder secretary G A Hinman treasurer Earl Keefer tail twister Dr H G Hughes lion tamer E H Ellis F G Williams R E Foe Dr C W Tarrant directors.
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Lions Club
Lusk
L. A. Toothaker
B. L. Warren
J. W. Gorder
Geo. W. Snyder
G. A. Hinman
Earl Keefer
H. G. Hughes
E. H. Ellis
F. G. Williams
R. E. Foe
C. W. Tarrant
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Laurel Here
Ray L. Riley
State of
L .G. Perry
Terrell
T. L. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
North Carolina
George T. Hewlett
New Haven
Conn
Clark E. Davies
New York
Russell B. Brown
Ardmore
Oklo
MEN OF Brazil
Feminists
Trinity Methodist Church
Will J, Law
Fred Mensing
Ladies’ Fine Yarn Union
Gugenheim Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Palm Beach
Cheney
Florsheims
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