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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
6
F W Mondell announces his formal action to seek renomination for Congress in Wyoming as a peace candidate. He thanks party members and Wyoming citizens for their support and pledges to devote his time to faithfully serve the state's interests in the House if reelected.
A candidate in Lincoln County declares intent to seek the Wyoming House of Representatives nomination. The statement notes that selection will occur via the primary election and reflects a pledge to abide by voters' will.
A campaign statement from Marshall Reynolds declares intent to run in the election on Tuesday August 17th and pledges to fulfill duties to the best interests of all if nominated and elected.
A twenty year old bank presents itself as best equipped in western Wyoming with stockman oriented accounts and prompt mail service. Officers and directors are experienced businessmen, offering courteous customer treatment and handling of all mail transactions.
A candidate for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Lincoln County states the primary is short and he plans a vigorous county-wide canvass if nominated. He invites personal meeting and support at the upcoming primary election next Tuesday, August 17.
Chas A Johnson announces his candidacy for Lincoln county commissioner four year term. He emphasizes frugal county government and prioritizing existing roads while supporting essential improvements. Johnson, not a politician, invites Republican voters in Smoot Wyoming to consider his service if chosen.
J. W. Sammon of Kemmerer Wyoming announces his candidacy for the Wyoming State Legislature House seat. He seeks voter support at the Republican primary election on August 17 1920.
D C Oakley, sheriff since January 1 1919, files his nomination for the Lincoln County Sheriff Democratic primary on August 17 1920. He pleads for continued support on the basis that one term deserves another and pledges continued efficiency if elected in November.
Local notice states L. D. Tanner files to seek the Republican nomination in the primary on August 17. He announces his candidacy to Lincoln County electors, pledging to run under party will.
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