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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
6
Greybull Wyoming June 26 1922 Dr M H Smith announces withdrawal as coroner candidate in favor of ex service men thanking voters in two prior campaigns for their support and noting Legion men should be honored in seeking elective office.
Robert L. Kissick of Greybull Wyoming declares his candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican voters at the August primaries.
Charles B. Mann of Cowley announces his candidacy for the Seventeenth Wyoming Legislature. He states the run is subject to Republican primary on August 22 and invites support from friends.
Mrs Zella Murphy incumbent county clerk announces candidacy for re election subject to the will of Democrats of Big Horn County at the August primary.
H B Black declares he will seek the Republican nomination for county attorney in the August primaries.
William Collins of Greybull announces he will run for sheriff on the Democratic ticket at the August primary and asks for support.
John L. Ladfair, the present incumbent, authorizes The Standard to announce he will seek reelection subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
A county native announces run for sheriff on the Republican ticket at the August 22 primaries. He pledges loyalty to the community and asks for support from good citizens.
Sheriff B F Wickwire announces his candidacy to succeed himself in the upcoming August Republican primary. He asks for support from voters in his county.
A political advertisement announces Frank Christensen's candidacy for sheriff in the Republican primary on August 22. He asks for support from friends to secure the nomination.
J L McMillan announces his candidacy for the office of sheriff subject to Democratic voters will at the August primaries.
Winifred Patten announces her run in the Republican primaries on August 22 for the county treasurer post and seeks support from friends.
Candidate A. Mercer of Hyattville Wyoming seeks the Republican nomination for representative in the Seventeenth Legislature. The primary is set for August 22 and Indiana voters are reminded to vote.
The Standard announces L. A. Bowman of Lovell will run for state representative from Big Horn County subject to Republican voters at the August primary.
A political notice from a candidate in the August Republican primaries asking voters for support from friends, urging turnout and backing in the county treasurer race.
A Wyoming voter urges support for the re election of the state superintendent of public instruction at the August 22 primary. The author notes three and a half years in office and says a satisfactory record would merit another term.
Dr S L Myhre announces his candidacy for the office of coroner in Big Horn County on the Republican ticket. He submits to the will of voters at the August primary.
A political notice from Edward H. Ellis announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Big Horn County Attorney in the August primaries addressed to Republican voters of Big Horn County.
A statement outlining candidacy in the August primaries. It appeals to Republican voters and invites support from friends for the prosecuting attorney's campaign. The note emphasizes partisan alignment and voter backing.
J S Atherly announces candidacy on the republican ticket for Big Horn County assessor. He asks electors for support at the August primaries.
Jonn Weintz announces his candidacy for county commissioner for a two year term subject to August primaries.
For Representative in the 17th legislature subject to the will of the Republican voters in the primary August 23. U. S. Mercer.
The Greybull pastor invites all to morning worship at 11 o clock with a Sunday school at 10 and evening preaching at 8 on the topic The Security of the Church. Junior Church is paused until school resumes and the pastor promises a morning story each day including A Man With a Hundred Sheep.
A Sunday invitation from Pastor William Jackson invites all strangers and visitors to worship with the congregation. The message blends faith with daily life and welcomes attendees to join the services in town.
The pastor invites a patriotic Sunday with sermons titled Does America Have an Obligation to the World at 11 a.m. and Forty Million Young Americans at 8 p.m. Bible school starts 9:45 a.m. C. E. at 7:45 p.m. The message warns against vice, urges virtue, and reflects on life, faith, and heritage. Sunday services emphasize home, church, and moral values.
The Salvation Army holds services in the old Wagner building on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 30 p.m. Sunday school and gospel meetings at 8 p.m. Good lively singing and speaking. All are welcome. Capt. W. H. Wills, Officer in Charge.
Christian Science services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock in the Masonic hall. Sunday school takes place at 10 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Micheal came back from a business trip to Denver last Wednesday.
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