Basin daily train times and county official list
The notice lists train departures from Basin and names county and state officials. It includes editors and proprietors details, subscription rates, and positions such as Secretary of State W R Schnitger, State Treasurer J L Baird, State Auditor Robert Forsythe, Superintendent A D Cook, Chief Justice CG N Potter, and various county officers and legislative candidates from several counties. It also notes No 312 northbound and No 311 southbound train times and business details.
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Basin
J. L. Baird
Weston County
Robert Forsythe
Sweetwater County
A. D. Cook
Ridgely Riddles Carey's Charges Unfolded
The Cheyenne Tribune reports Hon. H S Ridgely rallying Republicans in Wheatland Oct 14. He debunks Judge Carey charges and tax dodging claims, presenting facts to counter Carey’s campaign topics and energizing the audience with sharp analysis.
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Cheyenne Tribune
H. S. Ridgely
Wheatland
Oet
Carey
Ing
M.S. Ridgely
Judge Carey
Mondell Homestead Act Debut In Legislature
The first and notable part of the legislation presented by Mr. Mondell marks an important step in the session’s agricultural land policy. Supporters expect broader access to homesteading, while opponents seek clarifications on eligibility and implementation.
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Mondell
S. T. Johnson for Commissioner in Big Horn County
The Republican ticket nominates S. T. Johnson of Darlington for county commissioner for a four year term. Johnson has lived in Big Horn County sixteen years, runs a ranch, and supports prudent spending, public hearings, and county credit preservation while endorsing needed improvements. He is married with nine children and has eight years on the local school board.
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S. T. Johnson
Republican Party
T. Johnson
Darlington
Big Horn County
Johnson
Mondell homestead act motivates vast public land entries
Since the Mondell or Enlarged Homestead Act, $20 per acre entries were authorized on non irrigable lands designated by the Interior Secretary. About 1.1 million acres were open to entry under this law, with nearly 17 million in Wyoming, and by August 1, 1910, 20 000 entries had been made, including 2100 in Wyoming. The act is praised as highly encouraging settlement of public lands.
J A Howeld Urges Honnold For Dig Horn County Assessor
J S Honnold of Worland is endorsed as a Republican candidate for Dig Horn County assessor. The candidate is a Wyoming resident for sixteen years, ex station master for Burlington, a Worland along with four children and a property owner in the county. He would uphold the high standard set by the predecessor, a Republican, for the tax payer.
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James 8. Honnold
Worland
Honnold
Jasper County
Iowa
Wyoming
Burlington
Big Horn County
Dig Horn County
Ridgely Hits The Bull’s Eye In Tax Battle
Ridgely exposes Judge Carey’s claims as false and politically motivated while accusing him of misrepresenting taxation. The piece portrays Carey as a millionaire paying taxes in proportion to his taxable interests, contrasting his attacks with Ridgely’s critique and party actions.
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Judge Ridgely
Judge Carey
Carey
Romaiblicin Party
Lts
Questioning a Governor Candidate’s Truth in Wyoming Nomination
A tainted political figure abandons standards of truth and principle. What benefit would he gain by winning the Democratic nomination for Wyoming governor, and what costs to public trust and integrity might follow?
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Wyoming
Tax and governance clash spurs county accusations
In a Cokeville speech Judge Carey defends fiscal restraint yet faces charges of tax dodging and graft. The speaker attacks Democratic misgovernance, comparing expenditures to 1901 and alleging ongoing siphoning of tax money in four counties, while contrasting Republicans' spending with Democrats'.
Questioning Democratic sway in Big Horn County
The text questions Democratic dominance in parts of the United States and asks who has undisputed sway, urging readers to study the map and observe the impact in places like Big Horn County under Democratic rule, noting drought and progress gaps. It challenges readers to consider benefits under Democratic governance.
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United States
Julia
Big Horn County
Lapayer
Tailor Line Coats Light
Tailor made outer garments gain finish and style that home makers cannot match. Women increasingly prefer suits cloaks and skirts crafted by professional tailors for superior fit and appearance.
Carey Vote Promotes Frugal Wool Tax Expenditure
A Carey vote is seen as supporting six cent wool tax dollars used wisely by Gallaher and Johnson. County Clerk Enders is described as a proven official meeting duties with strict economy.
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Carey
Enders
Line Between Carey and Mullin Defines State Finances
The quote frames the Carey Mul len line as the border between a solvent state government and an emptied treasury. It accuses Democrats of draining GOP offices to hollow out funds, pointing to Big Horn county as an example of alleged Democratic mismanagement over the years.
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Carey
Mullen
Big Horn County
West for County Officials Promises Tax Savings
A local appeal highlights West as a fiscal saver for taxpayers urging election of Gallaher Johnson and others. Supporters claim rigid oversight will prevent waste while endorsing Dr Carter and sheriff duties. The message argues taxes will drop as the county roads improve and stewardship strengthens.
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Ike Gallaher
Johnson
McDonald
Campaign of education speech cites state investment
Judge Carey recounts Cokeville remarks noting a county built meas ley hospital financed by the state at 22,500 dollars. He mentions additional state built public works in 1909 totaling over 107,000 dollars, highlighting ongoing state investment in local facilities.
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Judge Carey
Cokeville
Ross Compared With Mondell Reveals No Clear Alternative
In a pointed comparison the piece argues there is no real opponent to Mondell as the people already know his record and possible actions. It characterizes Ross as a costly experiment and notes his party has never proven its viability.
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W. B. Ross
Mondell
Mr. Ross
Billy Brown to be Clerk of the Court
W. JF. Billy Brown is praised as an efficient reliable and industrious candidate for the position of clerk of the court. Local supporters expect good service and steady administration from Brown in the role.
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W. JF
Billy) Brown
County Republicans Present Trusted Ticket of Steady Citizens
Every man on the county ticket is well known by neighbors as a good citizen who will not dissipate taxpayers' money carelessly. The statement underscores fiscal responsibility and integrity among Republican candidates.
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Republican Party
Clyde W Atherlys Named Loyal State Surveyor Hopeful
Clyde W. Atherlys is described as a trusted surveyor assigned with delicate office work and expected to continue fine service in his role.
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Clyde W. Atherlys
Eyre Vows Firm Sheriff Duties for County
Eyre pledges fearless performance of sheriff duties with voters’ interests in mind, asserting deep knowledge of the range and country and readiness to serve the county. He emphasizes public duty and commitment to taxpayers.
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WI Eyre
Republican Party Demonstrates Work in Big Horn County
The Republican party claims a record of action and cites leaders Galla, Johnson, and McDonald to show what can be done for Big Horn County with minimal taxpayer cost.
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Republican Party
Gallaher
Johnson
McDonald
Big Horn County
Enders Aides Denounce Past Elections in Big Horn County
The piece argues Big Horn County erred two years ago by not electing all men like Peter Enders and says this year offers a chance to fill offices with fiscally responsible Republicans. It praises Kyre, the sheriff candidate, as a solid business mind who will guide the county toward stability and prudent finances.
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Big Horn County
Peter Enders
Hypocrisy, Power, and Money Fear Some Voters Wed to Opposing Parties
The text condemns a wealthy figure who abandons a political faction, is wary of domination by one group, and submits to another party’s creed. It notes thinking men distrust such a man and his sponsors for lacking true allegiance and sincerity.
Wheedon Calls For Doctor on State Treasurer Board
Democratic candidate Whee don argues the state treasurer should sit on the state board in charge of the asylum and that one member of the board should be a doctor to reflect expertise. He emphasizes the doctor’s knowledge of state duties and the board’s responsibilities.
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Wheedon
West Named Republican Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
Rh. B. West is the Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney and will be elected. The county will be served by a lawyer who, by his proven talents in Big Horn county, can meet not only ordinary legality but extraordinary needs with less cost than in the past.
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Rh. B. West
Republican Party
Big Horn County
County Republican Committee Chairs Named
The Republican county central committee is chaired by C. A. Zaring with R. H. Swart as secretary treasurer. Zaring is also noted as a member of the state central committee for Dig Horn County.
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Republican County Central Committee
C. A. Zaring
R. H H. Swart
Manderson
Zaring
Dig Horn County
O. W. McNay Visits Worland Celebration
O W McNay of the White broad way traveled to Worland and attended the celebration on Monday.
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O. W. McNay
Worland
Broadway
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P. P. Anderson
City of
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
W. E B. Mullen
Sheridan County
Secretary of State
W. R. Schnitger
Laramie County
Converse County
CG. N. Potter
R. A. Baldwin
Hyattville
Boss C
Hart
D. E. Hollister
Cody
Thomas Long
Garland
J. W. Crosby
Cowley
Joseph H. Neville
Byron
Cloverly
William N. Eyre
R. B. West
William F. Brown
Rairden
J. S. Honnold
Clyde W. Atherly
A. F. Fillerup
Lovell
C. Dana Carter
Phillip M. Gallaher
Shell
Ridgely
Rpublican Party
J. A. Howeld
Rie Horn
New York
Mace
Palmer
America
Alaskas
Linnabary
Coats
West
Gallaher and Johnson
Carter
toKether Men
Ike Beldwin
Hart, Hollister, Crosby
Long
Wodwin
Mart
Hollister
Crosby
Bie Horn
Park Counties
Kyre
Aleriff
Republican Committee
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