Bertha K VanDevender Seeks County Superintendent Nomination
Bertha K. VanDevender announces candidacy for county superintendent of schools in the August primaries. Incumbent address and further campaign details are not provided in the notice.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
9
Bertha K. VanDevender announces candidacy for county superintendent of schools in the August primaries. Incumbent address and further campaign details are not provided in the notice.
Bee Frank Christensen announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. He vows to govern with strong law enforcement and community safety priorities.
John L. Landfair declares his run for Clerk of District Court in the Republican primaries on August 22, asking supporters’ help. L. A. Thorley enters the race for State Representative from Big Horn County on the Republican ticket, citing prior service in 1912-13 and soliciting support in August primaries.
Edger D. Smith announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voter will in the August primaries. He was born in the county and pledges loyalty and lawful conduct, asking for support from all good citizens.
Edward H. Ellis declares candidacy for Republican nomination for County Attorney of Big Horn County in the August primaries. Winifred Patten endorses or supports candidacy for County Treasurer with appeals for support in August 22nd race.
The message requests Democratic voters support for Zela Murphy for County Clerk on August 22. It notes appreciation for friends’ good will and support in the campaign.
The note asks Republican electors to consider B F Wickwire for sheriff in the August 22 primary and thanks supporters for efforts before the election.
H. B. Jolley announces candidacy for the legislature on the Republican ticket at the August primaries and asks for broad support.
A. C. Burgess of Hyattville Wyoming announces for Sheriff in the Republican primary on August 22 1922. Charles B Mann of Cowley Wyoming seeks the state representative seat in the 17th Wyoming Legislature in the Republican primary. A Democratic candidate enters for County and Prosecuting Attorney nomination.
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of representative in the state legislature. The pledge asks Republican voters for support and names the candidate as well as associated supporters and locations.
W. M. Collins of Greybull Wyoming announces his candidacy for the office of Sheriff on the Democratic ticket at the August primary. He seeks support from voters in Bie Horn County and notes his intent to serve as sheriff if nominated.
L. A. Bowman declares intent to seek the Republican nomination for State Representative from Horn County in the upcoming August primaries. He outlines his bid and political aims for the district.
A. B. Mercer Hyattville Wyoming declares candidacy for representative in the 17th legislature subject to Republican voters in the August 23 primary. He lists Hyattville as his home.
Enuth Rhodes seeks the Republican nomination for County Treasurer in the August primaries. He appeals for support from friends to back his bid.
A political item notes ANKOMN seeks the office of Prosecuting Attorney with Frank A Little as a named candidate. The snippet lists party and date cues but provides limited detail on platform or endorsement.
C A Welch of Cowley Wyoming declares candidacy for county commissioner four year term in the Republican primaries next August, subject to voters' will.
Basin Wyoming June 28 1922 warns voters on the Republican ticket for County Assessor Big Horn County to support the nominee at the August primaries.
John Weintz of Hyattville Wyoming seeks a two year term as county commissioner subject to Republican primaries. Also S L Myre of St Luke's Hospital listed as candidate for county coroner in Republican primaries on August 22.
Republican voters in Greybull Wyoming will decide whether Robert L Kissick advances as a candidate for County Treasurer in the August primary. The filing presents Kissick as a GOP contender seeking the party's nomination.
L. L. Williams declares candidacy for the Democratic ticket in the August primary for a state legislature seat. He asks friends for support in his campaign.
FOR COUNTY CLERK didate for the office of county clerk, subject to the will of the republican voters in the primary August 22nd. Earl Beall.
A County Surveyor announces candidacy for re nomination on the Republican ticket at the upcoming primary election. He asks Republican voters for their support in the contest.
The Digest reports on a ten million poll with 480000 ballots counted. Strict enforcement leads with 181704 votes, modification for wine and beer 196864, repeal 101475. Bonus support 295613 versus 241440 against. Wyoming contributions are minimal so far, with more expected in next week’s tabulation.
The fragment directs readers to forward hemsti and the ing to GLFT shop bagin in Wro with unclear purpose and fragmented wording. It appears as a partial instruction note lacking context or full names.
John W. Hay of Rock Springs declares a program of tax cuts and spending curbs. He argues Carey administration waste and proposes consolidations and optional state officer appointments to cut costs. The piece cites Chatterton backing Hay and calls for decisive retrenchment to aid taxpayers.
John Valley of Rairden mortgaged personal property to The Stock Growers State Bank of Worland Wyoming on March 2 1922 including multiple cattle and horses with descriptions and brands. The bank holds a chattel mortgage on the listed animals and implements.
Stock Growers State Bank of Worland Wyoming mortgagee declares default and acceleration on the note and mortgage. Property in Big Horn County will be sold at public auction on August 19, 1922 at 2 PM to satisfy the debt, costs, and foreclosure.
Public auction at Basin courthouse on September 1, 1922 at 1 PM for the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter and related parcels in sections 20 and 21, township 61 north range 95 west, tied to the estate of Charles R. Lyman and Bolyn Lyman, in favor of Basin State Bank. Sheriff B F Wickwire directs. First publication August 4, 1922.
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