Frank A. Little seeks re election as county attorney
The article highlights Frank A. Little a leading Republican candidate for county and prosecuting attorney praising his record of convictions the thrust on enforcing liquor laws and prudent prosecutions. It argues the value of efficiency with economy and urges support on November 7. It also discusses sugar tariffs their impact on beet farmers and price dynamics. It ends with a note that C. C. Scharfenberg can fix watches at the Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Little
Beet tariff defense argues for beet farmers gains
An official of the Great Western Sugar Co writes on sugar tariff effects for beet growers. He refutes claims of a $220,000,000 annual burden on consumers and notes the tariff signed on September 21 and operative the next day did not raise retail sugar prices immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Sugar Co
United States
United States Congress
Senate
Warrants Called for Payment in Big Horn County
On March 3, 1922 all Big Horn County warrants to and including No B1580 are called for payment. Interest ceases after this date. Masie V. Rhodes County Treasurer Republican for job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Masie
General Election Notice for Big Horn County Wyoming 1922
Voters are informed that a general election will be held in Big Horn County Wyoming on Tuesday November 7 1922 to elect one United States Senator one Governor and one Secretary of State at all precincts per Election Lawa of the State of Wyoming 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
State OF Wyoming
State of
Wyoming
Big Horn
United States
Secretary of State
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Buffalo
Notioe
Homer G. Renner
Basia
Register
United Staes Land Office
James D. Gallup
Ballot Proposals And Local Officials For Election
A list of single-person races including Auditor Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction Representative in Congress and several state and county posts. Also a vote on constitutional amendments with items such as Basin Garage Gasoline and Electric Fund allocations. Various names, salaries, suppliers, and contract notes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Congress
Justice of the Suprement Court
Justice of the Supreme Court
Couty
Justice of the Peace
Nese Ucuucce
H. B. Dutton
Stobedseawse
Ona
National Suply Co
Lee Duncan
A. H. Scoville
Jack Rosas
Continental Supply Co
J. H. Hanlon
Thompson, Lbr, Co
Amendment on County Salaries Sets New Limits by Tax Valuation
The amendment fixes salary caps for county officers under Article XIV Section 3 based on assessed valuation: in counties under $2M salaries range from $1,000 to $1,500 for several offices. in $2M–$5M counties caps rise to $1,200–$1,800. in counties over $5M caps reach $2,000 for clerks treasurers assessors and sheriff plus $2,500 for the prosecuting attorney. surveyor paid $15 per day.
Amend Number Two Establishing a Consolidated Land Board
The document outlines amending the constitution to consolidate state land boards and create a unified Board of Land Commissioners. It details powers over land for public schools, sale by public auction at minimum prices, and governance of lands granted to the state. Signed by Big Horn County Commissioners October 16, 1922, with publications in 1922 and 1923.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Land Commissioners
Congress
Board of County Commissioners
Big Horn County
Basin Wyoming October 2 1922 Town Council Proceedings
Basin Wyoming town council met October 2 1922 with Mayor R B West and councilors present. Bills were approved and warrants ordered for payments to Wyoming Gas Co Hendrie Bolthoff Tribune Pub Co Continental Oil Co and others with various amounts and refunds noted.
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Basin
Wyoming
R. B. West
Moore
L. M. Ble
T. K. Bishop
R .R. Ferris
Wyoming Gas Co
Hendrie & Bolthoff
Western Union Tel, Co
Prince & Nixon
Tribune Pub Co
Dandakornees
Fred Frisby
Leah A. Brill, Treas
Leah A. Brill, Trase
Diate Ames
Continental Oi! Co
F. L. Cox
J. BR. Morrison
Galary
G. B. Morrison
D.C. Lovet
Bae Oc Odnedennnaeen Andacnent
Leah A
Basin Hnd
Forte & Predell
Forte & Fredell
Basin Republcan
State of Wyoming
Nncc
Nccace
George Chapman
Casper Supply Co
Buppliica
Preventing Beets Freeze Losses In Cold Weather
Growers can reduce sugar loss from frozen beets by covering topped beets overnight, avoiding straw covers, and enforcing contracts to protect beets from night freezes. Do not mix frozen beets with regular piles. place them in a dedicated pile or waiting car to limit spoilage and rot.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great Western Sugar Company
Seaboard
United States Treasury
Cuba
C. C. Scharfenberg
Rexail
Republican
Board OF County Commissioners OF
Council
D. C. Loyer
Zela Murphy
Council Proceedings
Magic and Mystery Lark
Hallowe'en
Wise
Lovell Factory
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