Marshall 5S Reynolds Enters Wyoming House Bid
Reynolds announces Republican candidacy for the national House seat to succeed Mendell. A Pennsylvania native with 15 years in Wyoming, born July 9, 1881, he touts broad civic, municipal, county, state and national experience to advance Wyoming's interests in Washington.
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Mashall Stark Reynolds
National House of Representatives
Frank W. Mendell
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Wyoming County
Pennyslvania
Early History of Sublette County With a Brief Bibliography
A historical sketch of Sublette County Wyoming outlines early exploration by Hoback and Astorians, the Ashley fur company era, and trapping routes through Green River Valley. It traces the naming of Jackson’s Big and Little Holes, Battle with Indigenous peoples, and settlement emergence around 1878 led by pioneers such as Piney Smith and Budd, Jr.
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Wyoming
Sublette County
Green River Valley
Gulf of
Lower Californis
John Hoback
Hoback
Andrew Henry
Henry
Snake River
Green Rivers
Hoback Basin
Jackson Hole
Wind River
Thomas James
H. M. Breckenridge
Louisiana
Chittenden
Hunt
Astor
Rockies
John Yoback
Peter Rezner
Edward Robinson
Missouri
Big Horns
Union Pass
Three
Tetons
Green River
Beaver
Willow Creek
Mad River
Snake
Leton Pasy
Irving
Astoria
Coutant
Joseph Muller
Rezner
Robinson
Cass
Beaver River
Coues
Henry Thompson
Great Northwest
Jackson’s Hole
Stuart
Miller
Amy
Gros Ventre Mountains
Saw Tooth
New Fork
Pine Creek
Pole Creek
Boulder
Fas ‘Ork
Sandy
South Pass
General Ashley
Hig Horn
Sweetwater
Spanish River
William and
Milton Sublette
Jim Bridger
Jim Reckwourth
Thos. Fitzpatrick
Robert Campbell
Creen River
Achiley
Names Hill
Bridger
Fitzpatrick
Jackson's Hole
Yellowstone Park
Sublette, Smith and Jackson
Rocky Mountain Fur Co
Horse Creek
American Fur Company
Sublette
Sublettte
Jackson
Little Hole
Totona
Big Hole
David Jackson
Daniel
DeSmet
Benjamine Harrison
William Sublette
Dale
Ashley-Smith
Bonner
Jim Beckwourth
Dodge
Courant
Thwait
Reynolds Career Chronicle in Wyoming and Pennsylvania
The article traces Reynolds from his Pennsylvania law studies and graduation in 1905 to his move west to Wyoming. It notes his early practice, service as a law clerk for the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington, and his later settlement in Kemmerer. It highlights his 1914 election as Lincoln County Prosecuting Attorney and notable criminal prosecutions.
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Reynolds
Tunkhannock High School
State Normal School
Mansfield
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Cokeville
Senate Judiciary Committee
National Capitol
C. D. Clark
Washington
Congress
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
School Out Tomorrow and Local Mail Contract Awarded
Tomorrow marks the end of summer vacation with graduation exercises in Budd hall. Graduates include Loris MacGlashan, William Budd, Dempsey Budd, Helen Budd, Marie Mc Ginnis, Brenda Atwood, Orville Mills, Elmore Walker, Anne Ray, Alfred Davidson, Francis Davidson, Mark Fuhrmann, and Geneva Shipley. Big Piney garage won the Washington bid to carry mail from Opal to Big Piney and intermediate points, keeping Kemmerer routes unchanged. The Big Piney Industrial Club meets Monday evening May 22 at 8:00 at the Pioneer theatre. full attendance urged.
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Budd Hall
Loris MacGlashan
William Budd
Dempsey Budd
Helen Budd
Marie McGinnis
Brenda Atwood
Orville Mills
Elmore Walker
Anne Ray
Alfred Davidson
Francis Davidson
Mark Fuhrmann
Geneva Shipley
Monay
Big Piney
Washington, D. C
Opal
Kemmerer
Washington
Pinedale
A. P. Sommers
Daniel
Big Piney Industrial Club
Pioneer Theatre
For Sale Improved Wyoming Land 200 Acres in Sweet Water
200 acres in Sweetwater County Wyoming 160 cultivated 40 pasture with hay and grain crops on dark sandy soil. Includes 4 room log house bunk house stables cow shed hog pen and hen house. Fenced with wire cross fenced good repair. Priced at 7000 for entire tract with immediate possession. Willis J Bullock Burnt Fork Wyoming contact for details. Mrs Mildred Mickelson and daughter Mildred traveled to Salt Lake City last Sunday to visit.
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Sweet Water Co
Lawyer and politician Reynolds served Wyoming in WWI and legislature
Marshall S Reynolds enlisted in August 1917 and served a year in France with the First Army Artillery. He resumed law in Kemmerer with N W Reynolds, later served Lincoln County in the Wyoming House, and was appointed Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Wyoming on July 1, 1921.
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Lincoln
America
Germany
Marshall S
Reynolds
Kemmerer
France
First Army
N. W. Reynolds
Reynolds and Reynolds
Lincoln County
Internal Revenue
District of
Wyoming
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Marshall
Big Piney Mere
Wyoming Stati
Immigration Commission
P. W. Jenkins
BIG Piney Garage
Mildred Mickelson
Mildred
Salt Lake City
State Bank of
Beate of
Ot Aminems
Albert Larson
Albsrt Langon
A. A. Peag
Frans D. Batt
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