Mullen Is Our Man At Wyoming Republican Convention
The Wyoming Republican state convention met in Rawlins with a record turnout. Delegates elected Warren as temporary chair and Spaulding as secretary, adopted a platform and resolutions, and nominated Mondell by acclamation for Congress. Sheridan county backed W. E. Mullen for governor in a vivid, impromptu speech.
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Wyoming
Rawlins
Thurday
Masonic Temple
Burdick
Fuller
J. M. Graham
Johnson
B.S. Langworthy
Laramie
T. B. Kennedy
Natrona
H. L. Patten
Sweetwater
William Rodgers
Uinta
B. M. Ausherman
Weston
J. L. Baird
N. K. Boswell
D. L. Carr
C. H. Anderson
W. F. Pflenging
E. W. Stone
J. W. Cook
Fred Waegle
L. €. Hinkle
Oscar Heistand
F. B. Crumley
William Jensen
John McRea
C. W. Morgan
Committee On Platform
Albany County
J. S. Atherly
Big Horn
Ia. C. Hart
Carbon
T. J. Butler
Jonverse
J. M. Wilson
Crook
H. Hunderson
Fremont
W. H. Stone
Langworthy
William Dubois
A. J. Cunningham
Sheridan
S. K. Snively
W. B. Dunton
J. A. Black
H. C. McDowell
Abe
James Burgess
Sheridan County
Nominaton
W. E. Mullen
Democrats Reject Carey Backing In Open Convention
Hayden M. White of Johnson county rose to oppose placing Carey on the Democratic ticket. He spoke for Democratic ideals, declaring his county would not back Carey for governor, fighting to keep the party aligned with its long-standing principles amid a tearful display and a tense convention scene.
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Carey
Hayden M. White
Sheridan Enterprise
Johnson County
White
Judge Carey
Judge Ridgely To Tour State In Republican Campaign
The state Republican committee has secured Judge Ridgely to tour the southern part of the state in the campaign. He will be one of the party’s most entertaining and eloquent speakers, presenting its claims with clear, convincing foresight.
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State Republican Committee
Tl 8
Ridgely
Republican Party
Slell
Hart Commended for Support of Direct Primaries
The Cody Enterprise praises Mr B C Hart of Basin Big Horn county for pushing a direct primaries plank at the Rawlins Republican state convention. The note highlights his courage and regards the debate as a healthy sign of popular self government, with the Big Horn Park county delegation showing favorable view amid cautious optimism.
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B. C. Hart
Basin
Big Horn County
Rawlins
Ana Uy
Basin Literary Club Meeting Highlights Init Ref talk
The Basin Literary Club met Monday evening with Dr. UT Haarris chairing and Hl. 8. Smith as critic. Fred Mateson, assistant treasurer of the Ohio & Gas Co., will present a paper on The Initiative and Referendum next Monday. J. Thompson was elected a member.
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the Basin Literary Club
UT. Haarris
Hl. 8. Smith
Fred Mateson
Bhs Iom OW & Gas Co
J. Thompson
Hart Family Notice of Expected Arrival
Boies Hart and his wife Holes C Hart announce the upcoming arrival of their child from Michigan. They will be joined by Wincelt and HL Vo GC Dart as part of the family gathering.
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Boies Hart
Holes C. Hart
Pasrouts
Mra
Dart
Michigan
An the Puesta
Wincelt
Basin Improvement Association Hears Roads Plans And Fruit Project
The Progress Association met at Rogers House with J. B. Thompson presiding as members discussed good roads and bridges, shell road concerns, and coaxing Burlington to restore Basin train stops for meals. W. A. Sizer chaired a committee to study Antelope and Elk creeks and to push for favorable lumber rates, with Shedd and Sizer backing local business in contacting Burlington officials. Missouri state legislator J. H. Barker toured the area, praises Basin’s growth, and F. C. Emerson and Mr. Marsh spoke on apple orchards funding. The next meeting aims to finalize the fruit project details.
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The
Progress Association
Rogers House
Old Booth
J. B. Thompson
Antelope
Elk Creeks
W. A. Sizer
G. R. Hoover
W. C. Snow
Burlington Road
Basin
Hart
Shedd
Shedd-Sizer Co
Big Horn County
Sizer
Good Roads Committee
Association
J. H. Barker
Missouri
Big Horn Basin
F. C. Emerson
Shell Ditch
Marsh
Commercial Orchards
Capital
Harry Hime's New Home Progress Noted
Hime Brothers contractors advance work on a new residence for their brother H. HH Hime cash ier of Basin State Bank. Construction activity marks steady progress with emphasis on timely completion and quality effort.
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Hime
H. HH. Hime
Basin State Bank
Sheridan Man Buys Large Acreage in Sheridan
W A Waldo of Sheridan purchased two tracts of land in townships 45 and 46, range 88 totaling about 80 acres from C H Grinnell the former street commissioner. Waldo provides a mortgage of 31000 upon the property due in two years at 6 percent interest. The land was part of a relative of Grinnell’s estate and is known to Shaw and Booth.
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W. A. Waldo
Sheridan
C. H. Grintell
Sheridee
Waldo
Grinnell
Messrs. Shaw and
Booth
State Democratic Committee Campaign Names List
A fragmented OCR list shows names and places forming a state Democratic campaign committee roster including Albany, A. ON Hasenkamp, Big Horn, Thomas M. Hyde, Carbon, J. J. Clatee, Converse, J. E. Maven, Crook, Roy Montgomery, Premont, D. Bk. V Miudson, Johnson, AL M. Brock, Laramie, S. G. Hopkins, Natrona, T. 4. O'Connell, Park, MacGlash, Sheridan, Workins, Sweet Water, Preston, Uinta, Rolger, Weston, Dow.
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Albany
A. ON. Hasenkamp
Big Horn
Thomas M. Hyde
Carbon
J. J. Clatee
Converse
J. E. Maven
Crook
Roy Montgomery
Premont
D. BK
Carey Wins Heads Ticket In Sheridan Convention
In Sheridan a political spectacle unfolds as Judge Carey, Wyoming’s former senator, garners the Democratic nomination for governor on the first ballot over veteran party leaders. The convention also names Frank L. Houx for secretary of state, W. B. Ross for Congress, Earl Whedon for state treasurer, and G. C. Forsythe for auditor, signaling a bold party shift.
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Judge Carey
Wyoming
Resemblance Noted Between Coffeen and Grant in Sheridan
The Hon. H. A. Coffeen and his wife of Sheridan passed through Busir en route to Thermopolis hot springs. Coffeen, once territorial delegate in Congress, is described as living in earned, dignified ease and widely respected in Sheridan for his resemblance to General Ulysses S. Grant.
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U. S. Grant
H. A. Coffeen
Sheridan
Busir
Thermopolis
Congress
Washington
Appomattox
A. 8
Grant
Sunday Services at Fraternity Hall Episcopal Church
Episcopal church holds services at Fraternity Hall this Sunday at 11 oclock in the morning. Rev. Huggins of Thermopolis will lead the morning prayer and administer the communion. Since his visits to Balin increased interest and ad herents are joining the church.
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Episcopal Church
Fraternity Hall
Huggins
Thermopolis
Balin
Carey Wins Vote In Convention With 105 To 36
Carey led the convention ballot with 105 votes to 36 for Henderson. Johnson and Vista counties voted solidly against Wyoming Democracy, placing a Republican as the head of their ticket. Vinta held the second largest share, signaling notable action. Johnston coher also walked out of the hall.
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Johnson and
Vinta
Wyoming
Johneaon Coher
Fair promoters promise a vibrant Big Horn County Fair
The Big Horn County Fair will be strong this year with efforts from Bircumshaw Barnes Blake ley and Spratt pushing for the best agricultural exhibition yet. Local businessmen plan entries, posters circulate countywide, and ranchers anticipate larger displays.Entertainment includes Cowley Dramatic Company, Waltzers sisters, big tent amusements, a steam merry go round, nightly dances, and the Hyattville band. Broncho busting offers prizes including a 75 saddle and a fine bridle, with notable riders like Mrs W R Britton entering the ladies relay.
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Big Horn
Bircumshaw
Barnes
Blakeley
Spratt
G. W. Black
Anderson & Johnson
3. F. Wickwire
W. J. Booth
J. S. Brown
Z. T. Hurtt
J. J. Recd
Mr. Cribb
Hyattville Band
Billy Spratt
Basin State Bank
Iowa Man Tracks Iowa Interest in Wyoming’s Inland Empire
F T Hagan of Indianola Iowa has arrived with wife and children Fay Eva and Anne to explore Wyoming investment opportunities. The substantial Iowa businessman plans to assess prospects and may relocate his family if Wyoming presents advantageous opportunities. The Republican party newspaper welcomes Iowans who embrace Wyoming’s growth potential.
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Wyoming
Iowa
F. T. Hagan
Indiana
Fay
Eva
Anne Hagain
Hagan
Wickwire and Simpson Head to Hyattville for Dance
B F Wickwire and A H Simpson leave today for Hyattville to attend a dance. Wick notes that he enjoys dancing, while Mr Wickwire remains noncommittal about further plans.
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B. F. Wickwire
A. H. Simpson
Hyattville
Wick
Mr. Wickwire
Sunnyside Sale Advances as 11 Acres Sold
The Sunnyside sales lead this week with 11 acres sold by the Shedd Sizer firm to Charles D. Moore of Valley. Moore is described as a nephew of C. C. Ellis, linking local figures in the transaction.
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Sunnyside
Charles D. Moore
Valley
Mr. Moore
C. C. Ellis
Watermelon theft prompts seeds return offer
A note wonders whether the party or parties who took Mrs. Bircumshaw’s watermelon will return the seeds she saved for planting. They’re told they may keep the melon but not the seeds, with a promise of no questions if the seeds are returned.
Operation success foretells Delbert Robertson recovery
Delbert Robertson, who underwent a delicate Aris tion last Thursday, shows great improvement after Dr. Carter removed pressure from the brain. Convulsions have not recurred and the lad is better than at any time since his accident.
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Delbert Robertson
Carter
Loos
Allen family relocates to Basin for school access
John Allen of Shell moves his family to Basin where school facilities will be accessible for his children. The move aims to ensure local education access and stability for their household.
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John Allen
Shell
Allen
Basin
Judge Hensley Receives Treatment In Basin
Judge Hensley, known in Otto, has been in Basin for about a week under medical care for a distressing ear ailment. Dr. Carter is attending him.
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Basin
Hensley
Otto
Dr. Carter
Shoemakers announce Lincoln wedding among family events
Late last evening Walter C Shoemaker revealed his brother James Shoemaker, who had been his guest recently, married in Lincoln where their former home stood. A second family marriage involved Alma Fromsted, also of Lincoln, continuing the Shoemakers’ fondness for weddings.
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Walter C. Shoemaker
James Shoemaker
Walter
Lincoln
Alma Fromsted
Service Comes In
S. J. Service, of the Shedd Siver people, arrived yesterday and will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sizer.
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J. Service
Shedd-Siver
W. A. Sizer
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Mullen
Judge Ridgely
Cody
Harry Hime
State Democratic Committee
Democratic
Frank L. Houx
W. B. Ross
Cheyenne
Earl Whedon
J. P. Folger
Peter Kirney
W. H. Holliday
Albany Co
P. McGlashan
N. B. McKillit
M. R. Walker
T. J. Vor
E. H. Wilson
O. C. Kilkern
J. R. Carpenter
P. J. O'Connor
J. F. Hoop
E. E Johnson
C. W. Dow
Resolutions
A. N. Hasenkamp
T. M. Hyde
T. J. Swisher
Thomas Nesse Crook
H. J. Wendt
H M. White
Bartlett Laramie
G. L. Barnett
Marl Whedon
D. A. Preson
Sweetater
Vintan
J. T. Maley
George Beck. Park
Henderson
Mens
Guy Shipman
Lake McFarland
J. Stant Brown
Republican
M. C. Barnes
Lovell
Te Cowley Dramatic Company
Walters Sisters
France
Italy
Will
S. J
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