Ridgely Seen as Likeliest GOP Governor Candidate
H. 8. Ridgely, a former U. S. District Attorney and prominent Basin lawyer, is praised as highly successful and well known across the state. While government attorney he prosecuted Ro Montgomery, a leading Democratic boss, for white slavery, prompting Democratic efforts to block Ridgely’s election. Voters are expected to back him strongly next month.
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H. 8. Ridgely
U. S
Basin Country
Montgom
Ery
Ridgely
Commissioners Proceeding list judges for 1914 election Basin Wy
The October 3 1914 special session of the Basin Wyoming board of county commissioners appointed election judges for precincts for the November 3 1914 general election. The lengthy roster names precincts such as Basin No 1 Burlington Otto Gt Joe Germania Hyattville Manderson Hunter Greybull Cleverly Rogers Crystal Lovell Lovell No 2 Cowley Raymond and others with voting places at city halls schools and houses. The Hunter precinct line is adjusted to include the east half of township 51 range 94. The board adjourned after no further business.
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Basin
Wyo
Board of County Commissioners
S. T. Johnson
M. D. Harris
T. W. Spratt
Basin No. 1
J. P. Zane
Ole Robertson
J. B. Thompson
City
Burlington
R. L. Preator
C. L. Dustin
Chas
McDonald
Otto
M. G. Traugh
Isaac Jones
A. S. Hartman
New Town
Gt. Joe
C. A. Blynn
A. C. Whitcher
Geo. Maller
School House
Germania
Henry Wegner
G. W. Zorn
W. W. Wilson
Hyattville
R. D. Mercer
W. J. Booth
J. GS. Gapen
Bonanza
Adam Gillis
W. B. Taylor
J. W. Graves
Echool House
Manderson
N. P. Johnson
L. M. Pickett
W. L. Shafer
Hunter
W. H. Pauley
C. F. Renner
R. R. Morton
Hrewer House
Greybull
F. L. Pollock
R. J. Engle
Geo. Shoemarker
Basin Gardens
W. H. May
J. E
Crystal
Bennett Barnett
N. A. Patlock
A. Black
Kane
J. T. Broscus
J. H. Smith
D. W. Scott
Lovell
B. L. Leithead
J. H. Johnson
Cash Carleton
City Hall
R. J. Bischoff
J. M. Grant
J. W. Robertson
Stryker House
Cowley
G. B
Financial Comment on War Impact and Bank Policy
In a Laramie Republican column Lou Blakesley County Clerk notes insurance leaders should scrutinize new proposals aimed at easing the European war shock. He argues government spending and tax increases press business, urging prudent bank behavior, reorganization, and wage and tariff reforms as the path to enduring recovery.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Europe
Bankera
Laramie
Jokes and light tales from Heard on the Street column
A collage of humor and vignettes. A man seeks war for glory and a widow’s romance, a digger asks for money, a minister stumbles over a sermon, a traveler chases a train, and a porter's quip ends with a joke. An adjacent classified note promotes a Fine Home for Sale by Jas I Patten at 120 Republican for $2.00 yearly.
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Jas. I. Patten
Gates Faces State Treasurer Post With Business Experience
Herman B. Gates seeks the state treasurer role, arguing his business background and public identification position him to serve efficiently. His prominence in local affairs is noted as part of his qualification for the office.
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Herman B. Gates
Herman
Farm Facts Boosting Prosperity and Progress
A compact editorial notes farming hinges on plow work and smart marketing. It links successful crops to profitable markets, good roads, and smart management, stressing that fertile land is essential but a master plan for production and sales drives growth.
Raymond B West for Fifth Judicial District Judge
Raymond B West a lawyer of marked ability seeks the Fifth judicial district seat covering Big Horn Washakie Hot Springs and Park counties. He has a strong client record and ample qualifications for the office and will win united Republican support yielding a large majority.
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Raymond B. West
Fifth Judicial District
Big Horn
Washakie
Hot Springs
Park
Republian
Ownership details for Basin Republican newspaper 1914
The Basin Republican in Basin Wyoming publishes the ownership and management details as of October 1 1914. Editor Robin Bonwell managing editor P P Anderson business manager P P Anderson publisher P P Anderson owner P P Anderson and notable holders include Basin State Bank. Notary H H Hime certified the sworn statement dated October 1 1914.
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Basin Republican
Basin
Wyo
Robin Bonwell
Wyoming
P. P. Anderson
Basin State Bank
P. Anderson
Grain Privileges MONEY IN WHEAT
Adv offers safe grain trading with limited risk. Prospects claim profits from put or call purchases on wheat corn oats. Investors urged to open an account and mail to A W Neumann at New First National Bank Building, Columbus Ohio.
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A. W. Neumann
New Flrst National Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Fine Land For Sale in Basin Wy for $30 per acre
For sale SE% of Sec 4 T 61 smear Otto all of it fires clang land and will bear clos est investigation. Call or write P P Anderson Basin Wy of and Ladies wearing apparel including gowns evening coats gloves del ate silke of all descriptions French cleaned Basin Laundry al0 tf
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Otto
P. P. Anderson
Basin
Wyof
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W. J. Lewis
Odessa
Ed Davis
Thales Smith
H. F. Thomas
Cleverly
John Allen
Olen Crandall
W. W. Moberly
Shell
M. L. Austin
I. Smith
F. Lampman
Rogers
Geo
John Linn
Z. A. Knode
Pennsylvania
Berlin
Manchester Home Trade Association of
Engand
England
Netherlands
London
New York
Hackman
Kennebec
Joe
Bar Harbor
Hanscome
Freeport
4 Bay
Hammer
Republican
Gray
L. O. Gray
The
Big Horn Coun
Town of
Focal News
the Basin
Republican Basin
Ular Peasion
Lou Blakesley
Mawks
Wilfrid
Wayfarer
Tia
J. W. Pulliam
Worland
Saxon
Cody
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