West for Judge in Fifth Judicial District
Candidate Raymond B. West, a lawyer in Basin area, is praised for ability and qualifications to serve as judge. The piece endorses Republican support and outlines registration notices for Basin precinct voters ahead of the 1914 election, plus local notices and unrelated anecdotes and ads about water, taxes, and social centers.
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Raymond B. West
Fifth Judicial District
Big Horn
Weahakie
Hot Springs
Park
Republian
West Virginia Bars Prompt Prohibition Dialogues
Wheeling mayor H L Kirk notes prohibition margins of 90000, recounting a Parkersburg scene where two anxious men drink heavily. One declares a sickly assessor candidate for reelection who has shown strong primary support and promises efficient service in the upcoming November election.
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John K. Burnham
Lovell
West Virginia
H. L. Kirk
Wheeling
Parkersburg
County News Gems From Shell Creek Area
A weathered report notes rain slowed threshing. Local folks include Howard, McKinney, Davidson, Melvin, Tolman, Reynolds, and Bower. Frank Williams and family plan to move away. Kimbro visits town and welcomes a new niece. North Beach items are welcomed. AColonel's invitation echoes through the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howard
Shell Creek
James McKinney
Otto Davidson
Melvin
Bald Mountain
Tolman
Reynolds
J. M. Bower
North Beach
North Bench News Notes Local Life and Travel Tale
North Bench reports on community events as youths return to school and a stormy week with rain neighbors, a death in Stewart Nebraska, horse colic, and road improvements. A Steamboat Springs to Denver daylight auto run in 14 hours showcases new forest service road links and planned routes across Routt National Forest. Presbyterian Church Sabbath school progress closes the item.
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Behne
Stewart
Neb
Steamboat Springs
Denver
Craig
Hayden
Colorado
Kreamling
Rabbit Bar
Continental Divide
Routt National Forest
Forest Service
Routt County
Grand
Jackson
Vote for W. B. Collins for County Attorney
W. B. Collins, county and prosecuting attorney, seeks re election. He says he has served creditably this term, diligently prosecuted all county and state cases, and deserves voters support in the November election.
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W. 8. Collins
Disarmament and church growth plan reach Basin town
The note outlines church aims for growth and service. It urges local youth welfare, steady residence, and moral/spiritual development. Sunday lessons focus on Disarmament and dangers of border lands. Services include 11 am and 7:30 pm, with Friday choir rehearsal and a ladies meeting at 3:30 pm.
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Hasin
T. K. Bishop
Robb
Hinckley Proven Familiar Advocate for Big Horn County
J. H. Hinckley, who represented Big Horn county for two terms in the state legislature, is praised as a steadfast ally of the people. The note asserts he will prove his worth again and that no one better represents the county’s interests than Hinckley.
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Big Horn County
State Legislaure
J. H
Hinckley
Mercer Jr Pays Fixes On Largest County Valuation
Mercer Jr. earns attention for handling the largest county valuation. Described as a solid, substantial Basin figure, he is expected to benefit residents in legislative matters.
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Mercer, Jr
Sullivan Proves One Remarkable Fact in Early Work
E. J. Sullivan and J. Sullivan are noted snippets in a derailed column, highlighting a proof or result attributed to Sullivan. The fragment points to a scholarly or mathematical context, with names suggesting authors or researchers referenced in a broader discussion.
Re election bid by key judiciary district advocate
A former legislator, praised for aligning with public interests, runs again this year. He contributed to the formation of a judicial district covering the Big Horn Basin, earning recognition as a pivotal catalyst in the district’s creation.
Grain Privileges MONEY IN WHEAT
Grain Privileges MONEY IN WHEAT advertises trading in wheat corn and oats as safest with limited loss. It promotes buying 10 pats or 10 calls on 1000 bushels for $10, or both for $20, claiming $10 profit per 1 cent move and $7600 per 5 cent move. Bank references. Columbus Ohio address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Neumann
New
First National Bank
Bulding
Columbus
Ohio
Land for Sale in Basin Wyoming Area
For sale SE percent of Section 4 Township 51 Range Otto. First class land offered at $30 per acre. Will bear closest investigation. Contact P P Anderson Basin Wyoming. Also ads for ladies wear including gowns and gloves, silk goods, French cleaned at Basin Laundry.
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Rear Otto
P. P
Anderson
Basin
Wyo
Ald
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Basin Furniture Company
Wyoming
Board of Registration
Gibson Building
C Street
Jas, I
Patten, R, J
Extra
Basin, Wyoming
Big Horn Ho
Mamma
Raymond G. West
L. C. Gray
L. O. Gray
County News Gems
Beaver Creek
North Bench
Counnty
Hazel Gibbs
Mrs. Welsh
Mary Welsh
Delbert Behne
T. J. O'Neil
Mary
Ceclyn
W. 8
Collins
J. H. Hinckley
A. 8. Mercer, Jr
E. J. Sullivan
J. Sullivan
Big Horn Basn
Saxon
Detroit
Cody
Cody Trading Company
J. M. Sehwood
Mgr
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