Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Big Horn County Wyoming
Notice is given that William Hershman executed a real estate mortgage to P. H. Lantry on parts of sections 33 and 34 in township 62, north range 97 west, Big Horn County Wyoming to secure two notes totaling 303.83. The mortgage dated November 26, 1910, was recorded in Book 14, Page 267. Amount due now is 444.00 with foreclosure costs including 50 attorney fees. The Sheriff will sell at public auction at the district court front door in Basin on October 12, 1912 at 10:00 A M to satisfy the mortgage.
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William Hershman
P. H. Lantry
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Bection
Balsa
Basin
C. A. Zaring
Kilgore Hore Visits Basin For Baptist Church Outreach
Akron Iowa physician Dr Kilgore Hore arrived in Basin last Friday to assist Basin Baptist church under Dr D D Proper of the Home Mission Society. Hore has led evangelistic meetings in major cities including St Louis Denver Atlanta Chattanooga and has 16 years in the field. He will preach this evening and rally local support for the outreach. Duration of his stay is not yet known.
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Kilgore Hore
R. F. Kilgore
Akron
Iowa
Basin
D. D. Proper
Northwestern States
Kilgore
Home Mission Society
Dr. Kilgore
Demo of Free sewing machine at Black store draws crowd
C B Mathias, expert demonstrator for Free sewing machine, gave a showing at G W Black & Co yesterday afternoon. Nearly three hundred people attended and were impressed by the machine's fine construction and varied work. The Black store will stock the machine for public viewing and purchase.
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C. B. Mathias
G. W. Black & Co
Mathins
Black
Woods Buys Interest In Basin Lumber Co
Frank Woods purchased a half interest in Basin Lumber Co from M. O. Barnes this week. Woods, a known local businessman, is expected to strengthen the firm. The Republican notes the change as a positive development for the company and town commerce. Joseph Erickson of Burlington visited yesterday. DeHayre Dudley plans a trip to Billings starting tomorrow.
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Frank Woods
Basin Lumber Co
M. O. Barnes
Woods
Republican
Joseph Erickson
Burlington
Warren and Mondell Dominate Wyoming Primary Victory
Wyoming's first primary election shows voters favor Francia BE Warren and rank W Mordell over Democratic opponents. Their statewide showing outsells Republican legislative nominees, signaling strong popular support for the two incumbents.
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Wyoming
Francia BE
Warren
Rank W. Mordell
Warren Viewed As Most Powerful Senator In US
The Cleveland Leader insults Senator Warren, calling him the most powerful influence in the US Senate. It notes his twenty-second year in the body and chairmanship of the appropriations committee, which oversees a vast budget, and argues for opposition to Warren's goals such as a Sundance public building appropriation.
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Collier's
Warren
Sundance
Wyo
Cleveland
Francie FE
United States Senate
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ike .Colliera
Democratic rejoicing over blocked post offices and army projects
A Democratic party rejoices over delays or defeats in Wyoming post office buildings army post appropriations and reclamation extension as Senator iea fights the war. The speaker teases Warren urging him to quit the game while noting cross party resistance in the House and Senate.
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Warren
Iea
Bro Warren
Wyoming
House
Specific details urged to back pork accusations in Wyoming
The writer challenges the Cheyenne Leader to name concrete trades behind Senator Warren’s pork claims. They ask for specific benefits or appurtenances traded for funds like the dry farm seed appropriation elk relief and survey money, or for the Lander federal building, warning that generalities weaken the indictment and demand tangible examples.
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Warren
Wyoming
Lander Federal
Warren defended by Wyoming voters in press dispute
The Saratoga Sun editorialized that Democratic attacks against Senator Warren are biased and misrepresentative. It argues Wyoming residents know his loyalty to the state and West interests, insisting his rivals exaggerate crimes or wrongdoings for political gain.
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Senator Warren
Wyoming
West
Tommy
Saratoga Sun
Gratitude Letter Highlights Senate Support for Cairo Aid
George Parsons writes to praise a United States Senate member for forceful support and successful aid on a locally important amendment. He notes the unusual yet crucial request, stressing the community’s gratitude and belief they are entitled to the assistance secured through Congress.
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Cairo
United States Senate
Congress
George Parsons
Let the people rule says Gov Carey and Democrats
Governor Carey and state Democratic leaders declare support for primary voting as the people openly express their stance. The quoted statement frames the upcoming primary as a clear gauge of public opinion and readiness to act on voter will.
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Gov.Carey
California style primary law would bar Mondell from running
The Wyoming congressman Mondell would face no general election if a California like primary law applied. A candidate who wins a clear majority of votes at the primary would be elected and not required to run again in the general election.
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California
Wyoming
Mondell
Oregon law would have chosen Warren senator in Wyoming
The text argues that if Oregon’s primary law were in force in Wyoming, Warren would be elected U S senator without further voter input, since she won two thirds of the primary vote. It also mocks Kendrick’s spending, suggesting much of his newspaper stock would prove worthless after the election.
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Oregon
Wyoming
Warren
United States
Senator Warren
Kendrick
Bazoo Event Sees Chenery Return and Jenkins Ribbon Counter
Jack Chenery returns to the Big Bend Bazoo and aims to unseat Jenkins in a key ribbon counter showdown. William Madden will wear the toga as part of the event’s ceremonial duties.
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Jack Chenery
Big Bend Bazoo
Jenkins
William Madden
Prison labor programs to be limited this year by governors
After counties like Con verse and Felix Alston advance prisoner roadwork this year, other counties may miss the chance to use prison labor on roads, as the governor's decisions cap participation for now.
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Converse
Felix Alston
Wyoming roads and political clout in early GOP defense
The article discusses Senator Warren securing appropriations for Wyoming road work toward Yellowstone and a San Francisco fair deadline, noting county support for Warren and Mondell amid Democratic rivals. It echoes tariff-era wool debates, criticizes Kendrick, and mentions Cheyenne Leader and Riverton Republican reacting to tax reports.
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Warren
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
San Francisco
Cheyenne Leader
Frank Mondell
Riverton
Leader’s tack on Warren’s son-in-law sparks sting
Riverton Republic scorches the Leader for using a respected tactic against Senator Warren’s son-in-law. The piece accuses the Leader of relying on proven lies about distant relatives and claims John Kendrick’s money funded a crew of guttersnipes.
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Warren
John Kendrick
Riverton
Gratifying Recognition by Wyoming Delegation
A letter from the mayor of Cairo Illinois praises Wyoming representatives for services rendered to distant states. The note dated July 29 1912 credits efforts in Washington and acknowledges appreciation from outside communities for help provided by the delegation, highlighting goodwill across state lines.
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Wyoming
Washington
Cairo
Francie B. Warren
U. G
Washington, D. C
Senaator
Taft
Wyoming papers spark reform claim linked to Kendrick
The case centers on Mr Kendrick investing $40,000 in Wyoming newspapers with the aim of reforming the state. Some observers speculate the move aids John's U S Senate candidacy, noting a millionaire candidate controls two Wyoming daily papers and asking if those publications truly reflect the state.
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Kendrick
Wyoming
John
United States Senate
U. S. Senate
Sheridan man backs reform drive in Wyoming politics
John B. Kendrick of Sheridan, described as a wealthy figure, has invested in a reform effort to improve Wyoming political conditions. He reportedly did not know when primaries were held until recently, signaling a shift in his political engagement.
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John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Lan
Wyoming
John
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