Republican Candidates Seek Vote for Four State Representatives
Brief sketches praise Bowman Mann Mercer and Neville as qualified county legislators pledged to economy and lower taxes. Chas A Welch seeks four-year term. John Welnts seeks two-year term as county commissioners, both praised for proven records and fiscal restraint.
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Bowman
Mann
Mercer
Neville
Chas. A. Welch
Cowley
John Welntz
Paint Rock
A. Welch
John Welnts
Board of County Commissioners
Republican Coroner Candidate Minnis for Grey Bull
The Republican candidate for coroner is Dr. F. A. Minnis of Grey Bull, a longtime physician in that town, described as a competent and efficient public servant. Voters are urged to support him on November 7.
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F. A. Minnis
Greybull
Re-Election Bid for County Surveyor G J Schenk
Surveyor G J Schenk seeks another term on the Republican ticket. A graduate engineer, he has worked as a county surveyor for years and is deeply familiar with the county's physical conditions. Vote for him in the November 7 election.
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G. J. Schenk
Free Papers Through Campaign
Republican central committee starts distributing this paper to voters nationwide at no charge during the campaign. Subscriptions remain available for future issues at $1.00 for six months or $2.00 for one year, payable in advance.
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Republican Central Committee
Republican
Basin High Football Learns From Narrow Loss
Basin high school football fell by one point last Friday, letting Hot Springs edge them to first in the conference. Next they face Thermopolis, with Basin pledging a stronger line and faster backfield to force Worland’s team to concede.
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Basin School
Worland
Thermopolis Basin Warriors Clash In Delayed Game
Thermopolis Basin warriors arrived early and rested before a three o'clock start that was delayed by minutes. Coach Sharrar hoped the line would hold against Thermopolis superior size, but the Basin five could not keep pace as Thermopolis opened with a strong drive and scored a touchdown late in the second quarter with a successful extra point.
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Thermopolis
Wariors
Sharrar
Basin
Thermopolia
Oil News of the Week and Government Oil Policy
Ashland Wyoming casing work delays, A J Bankson to shoot the well. Markham interests drill into Greybull sand producing a large water flow as upper sands development starts with multiple wells planned for Kimball sand. Washington reports Secretary Fall will not renew the government royalty oil contract with the Shipping Board at current Wyoming prices, pursuing price alignment with mid continent value and pipeline-driven market access. The Teapot Dome development and a common carrier pipeline are cited, with months needed before completion, while oil sales to the Shipping Board may continue through November 15th under current terms.
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Markham
Manderson
Greybull
Washington
Fall
Shipping Board
Wyoming
Mid-Continent
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Wyomng
Coe
Reclamation Service
Midwest Refining Company
Secret price move aims to lift Wyoming oil values
Oil men say the interior secretary seeks a 25 to 30 cent per barrel premium on government royalty oils in Wyoming. The action would push higher market prices and raise property values for Wyoming producers, boosting state royalties, reclamation funds, schools, and highways, while lowering taxes on other property.
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Wyoming
Shipping Board
Reclamation Service
Whist party hosted by Mrs Coons and Mrs Anderson
Mrs J A Coons and Mrs Neil Anderson entertained at Whist last Tuesday at Mrs Andersons home. Guests included many local ladies and first honors went to Mrs M H Smith with second to Mrs R L Silver. Autumn leaves and asters decorated the event. Hostesses were helped by Mrs Armerling Mrs Ahrens Mrs Keefer and Miss Patten.
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J. A. Coons
Neil Anderson
HE. F. Peterson
Armling
Arnott
Fleming
Atherly
Bishop
Zaring
Stewart
R. B. Landfair
Robinson
F. A. Wise
J. L. Landfair
Snow
F. M. Hime
Hyde
H. C. Brome
Bilverr
Hall
Keachie
Little
Dixon
C. L. Brome
Smith
West
Ahrens
Bircumshaw
N. P. Peterson
Walker
Jacobs
Harris
McNown
Line
Metz
Larrick Trailer
Brill Pearson
Rausch
Stipeck
Dodge
Robb
Keefer
Nadler
Zane
Armstrong
Atkins
Wigton
B. B. Morton
Misses Mable
Rohn
Katheryn Snow
Luncheon in Greybull Hosts Noted Basin Guests
Mrs. F. Hepburn of Greybull entertained Basin guests at a Tuesday luncheon at her Greybull residence. Attendees included Mrs. T B Armstrong Mrs. R B West Mrs Thos Hyde Mrs V E Starick Mrs Guy Brill and Mrs Silver. The gathering was praised as a rare treat of the season.
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F. Hepburn
Greybull
T. 8. Armstrong
R. B. West
Thos Hyde
V. E. Starick
Guy Brill
Silver
State Receives Large Federal Rents for Wyoming
State Treasurer Hoskina announced a U S Treasury warrant for 1 506 867 06 to cover federal rents and royalties under the Leasley Act for 1922. Wyoming previously collected over 800 000 in royalties, with funds split among schools roads bridges and the state university.
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Cheyenne
Hoskina
United State Treasury
Wyoming
Wyomng
Colonel Plans Pacfic Coast Rest Visit to Refresh Basin Work
Col May 10 announces a short overland trip to the Pacific coast for rest and climate change to aid health of Mrs May and himself. He will leave with son Bert. Mrs May may stay to handle fall and winter plans. Office to be run by Ed Dunway. projects include Sanitarium Normal School Rural routes and more.
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Basin
Chamber of Commerce
May
Pacific
Bert
Basin Chamber of Commerce
Paintrack Lakes
Tensleep Road
Ed Dunway
Missouri Democrats Vote to Rename Emblem to Goddess of Liberty
A Missouri note says the Democratic Party will replace the donkey emblem with the Goddess of Liberty. The passage adds a push for policy and personnel changes to improve the party's standing.
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Missouri
Goddess of Liberty
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L. A. Bowman
Lowell
C. A. Mann
A. Mercer
Joseph H. Neville
Ashland-Wyoming
A. J. Bankson
Congressman Mendell
State of Origin
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You MR. Mondell
California
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