Constructive Legislation in Wyoming Reflects Republican Record
The Wyoming legislatures since statehood have enacted constructive laws benefiting all classes and industries. Measures include eight hour laws for miners and state workers, railroad liability, coal weighing, and labor protection. Progressive reforms cover Australian ballot, direct primary, campaign limits, and direct US Senate election via constitutional amendment.
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Wyoming
Republican Party of
United States
Wyoming Republican platform pledges for state laws
The piece extols past Wyoming Republican legislatures for enacting laws benefiting general welfare including compulsory education and anti-gambling measures. It argues a Republican victory will yield promised statutes such as open primaries, workers compensation, and anti-pass laws, with H S Ridgely pledging to aid enactment.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Industrial Institute
Ridgely
Republican Party
University groups raise funds for Red Cross relief efforts
University clubs including YMCA and YWCA, fraternities, sororities, and the agricultural club have organized a drive to raise money for the Red Cross to aid Europeans suffering from war. A special train and university band will accompany about two hundred students to Cheyenne for the Wyoming Mines game, as part of university events. Directors seek an agent for Big Horn and Washakie counties, with funds arranged to support the post. The university dramatic club and others plan tryouts for membership. The big whitewashed W on the hill near Laramie remains visible, drawing travelers. The 1916 annual senior class officers were elected: William W. Cobb editor, Constant L. Irwin business manager.
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Agricultural Club
Red Cross Society
Europe
Cheyenne
Wyoming Mines
Chey
Bow
University Extension Department
Big Horn
Washakie
or#& wniversity dramatic club
Laramie
Union Pacific
William WB. Cobb
Casper
Constant L. Irwin
Meeteetse Business Manager
J W Pulliam Live Stock Auctioneer Opens Sale in Worland
J W Pulliam announces live stock and farm auction services with satisfaction guaranteed in Worland Wyoming. Just received four new shipments of Sela Reya Blue shore at Cook's.
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Blue Shore
Cook's
Raymond B West for Fifth Judicial District Judge
Raymond B West, a lawyer in Big Horn Washakie Hot Springs and Park counties, is presented as highly qualified for judge. The piece notes his marked ability and broad client base, and pledges united Republican support and a large victory in the election.
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Raymond B. West
Fifth Judicial District
Big Horn
Washakie
Hot Springs
Park
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Basin Wyoming 1914
Public auction set for October 31 1914 at 10am at the Basin District Court front door to satisfy a $690.95 judgment plus costs against John N Burwell administrator of Sarah M Burwell estate. Real property described as NW NE 1/4 and NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of Section 8 Township 49 North Range 92 West containing 80 acres with water rights. Auction subject to court approval. Also classified notice: Fine land for sale SE 1/4 of Sec 4 T51 near Otto at $820 per acre.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
Martha A. Forshee
John N. Burwell
Sarah M. Burwell
Eash
Said County
Basin
State of Wyoming
H. Smith Republican Candidate for Clerk of District Court
H. Smith declares as a Republican candidate for the district court clerkship. He pledges honesty efficiency and economical service, calling a clerk a servant of the people. He vows affable conduct and diligent duty to faithfully discharge all office obligations.
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Suweh
H. Smith
J P Mayer A Local Favorite in Basin Primary Race
J P Mayer of Otto captured nearly a unanimous vote in Basin precincts, signaling strong support for his bid as commissioner. The note praises his leadership in business and farming, endorsing his capacity to guide county affairs amid local needs.
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J. P. Mayer
Otto
Hom
J. P. Maye
Grain Privileg and Money in Wheat Trading Ad
Grain Privileg and Money in Wheat trading offers claim of risk free buys in grain with profits on small moves. Advertises 10 shares or 10,000 bushels for $10, $20 option bundle, and potential $60 profit on 5 cent move. Direct mail request to A W Newmann New First Bank Building Columbus Ohio.
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Pote
Valle
A. W. Newmann
New First
Bank Buiding
Volu
Ohio
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T. W. Spratt
John Lyman
W. T. Whaley
L. J. Diehl
Henry Jordan
Frank A. Wise
T. F. Nelson
R. W. Spratt
H. H. Hime
Wyoming News Bulletin
J. W. Pulliam
Worland
Ray
West
B. F. Wickwire
John P. Arnott
Plaintitg
Anderson
Wyo
WISE
Rexall Store
Wise Proscription Brugget
A. S. Land Department
Pioneer Building
Big Horn County Bank
J. P. Arnott
Law Basin
W. G. Collins
U. S. Land Department
Basin State Bank
William C. Snow
Big Horn Co
Bank Bldg
Thos, M. Hyde
Buiking
Pioneer
Hospital Res
A. Harris
S. A. Bivane
Burlington
Busch
Bunday
W. Rogers
Leeds
Bain, Wyoming
JAG
J. Patten Bain
Woming
Commercial Union Insurance Co
London
Bug
Pennsylvania
H. T. Harrie
Tigers
Harrig & Harris Physiciana and Gurgeons Office
F. M. Booth
Pioneer Bidg
Elmer Gould
Black Basin
Wye
Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lewisia
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Basin Lodge
Tueday
Eliza Rebekah
Basin Camp No
Cropgey
Greybull
H. T. NoweLl CG. W. Atherly
Nowell-Atherly Co
Civic Engineers, Co
M. Miller
Heserveize
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McBride
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