Notice of Final Five Year Proof for Hillmont Land Claim
Notice is given that Otho H. Dunham of Hillmont Wyoming has filed intent to make Final Five Year Proof to establish a land claim on the NY NW and T4NE Y of Section 13 Township 31 North Range 111 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Hearing before Eugene S. Plank at Cora Wyoming on November 10, 1916. Witnesses Albert P. Sommers Daniel Wyoming John G. Hayden Kenneth J. Luman and W. E. Spencer all of Hillmont Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Otho H. Dunham
Hillmont
NY NW
Range
Eugene S. Plank
U. S
Cora
Albert P. Sommers
Daniel
John G. Hayden
Kenneth J. Luman
W. E. Spencer
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice of Desert Land Final Proof for Ella Walters
Notice is given that Ella Walters of LaBarge Wyoming who on October 14 1912 made Desert Land Entry No 03351 for SE Y of section 7 lots 6 7 section 8 lot 2 and NW Y of section 17 and NE Y NE of section 18 township 26 north range 112 west sixth principal meridian has filed intention to make final proof to establish claim before H E Christmas U S Commissioner Kemmerer Wyoming on November 3 1916. Attending witnesses John E Walters Heber Young Alex Bertagnolli and John Bertagnolli all of LaBarge Wyoming. 106112 Alexandria Nisbet Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Ella Walters
LaBarge
Range
Weat
Sixth Principal Meridian
H. E. Christmas
U. S
Kemmerer
John E. Walters
Heber Young
Alex Bertagnolli
John Bertagnolli
Alex Nisbet
Register
Political Advertising List for Hughes Fairbanks and Others
A long political ad listing candidates for President and Vice President along with statewide and county offices across Wyoming towns such as Evanston Mountainview Cokeville and Kemmerer. It argues Republicans should vote in the presidential election to uphold party pledges and urges voter turnout.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
United States
Clarence D. Clark
Evanston
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
H. J. B. Taylor
Mountainview
Wm. C. DeLaney
Jackson
H. J. Harrington
Cumberland
Frank May
Cokeville
James Mickelson
Big Piney
Will H. Thomas
Thos. W. White
Thayne
Lincoln County Republicans Present Strongest Ticket Yet
The Lincoln county Republicans showcase a robust set of legislative and county candidates this year, with each nominee deemed worthy of party support by the voters.
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Lincoln County
Unity in County Republicans Brings Peaceful Ranks
The article credits renewed unity within the county Republican party for ending past strife and restoring peace and contentment among members. It notes that harmony in the ranks enables productive collaboration and progress.
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Republican Party
Harmony Returns as Republicans Rebound in MAP Shifts
Reports nationwide indicate party harmony is restored after four years of internal strife. The piece notes the late map showing Republican losses is expected to flip back to Republican victories this year, with many states moving toward GOP columns following stronger state elections two years prior.
Kendrick Put To Test For Governor Post
A state leader notes John B Kendrick must resist personal ambition if he seeks the governorship, arguing true size lies in public service rather than self gain.
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John B. Kendrick
Ambition to be Senator Drives Oath-Breaking Warning
A sharp charge holds that a public figure would sacrifice his oath and defy the state constitution to pursue a United States Senate ambition. The claim frames a battle over constitutional duty and political power.
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United States
Republicans Split Over Senate Bid After Earlier Support
The speaker suggests that the aspirant's goal is unlikely to be achieved. Two years earlier Republicans backed him which aided his election, yet many of those same Republicans now refuse to support his run for the United States Senate.
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United States Senate
Vote Against Man To Congress Upholds Republican Pledges
The statement argues a vote for this candidate would conflict with Republican doctrines and principles and fail to uphold pledges made to the people via the national platform.
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Congress
Republican Party
Republican Casts Vote for Democratic Member Shifts Party
A Republican lawmaker faces backlash after voting for a Democratic congress member, drawing claims he abandons party pledges and aligns with Democratic priorities. Supporters argue principle over party, while critics call it a betrayal to GOP voters.
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Congress
Kendrick Acknowledges Supporter Voting Limitations
Mr. Kendrick notes many friends cannot vote for him due to personal reasons and acknowledges their stance. The remark highlights social reach and potential impact on his campaign support.
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Mr. Kendrick
Stamp Act impact on free trade under new leadership
The piece reflects on how a Democratic president and congress passed a free trade law, shaping public understanding of the Stamp Act era and its consequences under recent government leadership.
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Congress
Democratic hosts seek to leverage GOP discord
The piece notes consternation among Democratic supporters over national administration failures and their effort to use Republican internal strife from the past to shore up their weak political position.
Republicans Enter Campaign With Aim for Countywide Victory
The piece notes Republicans begin this year's race with optimism to back county, state, and national tickets. It recalls Lincoln county 1916 results where 3,372 votes were cast for president and 1,028 went to Mr. Wilson, 228 fewer than one third of total ballots.
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Lincoln County
Wilson
Wyoming Governor Qualification Text
The document states that a governor must be a United States citizen and a qualified state elector, at least thirty years old, with five years residency in the state or territory prior to the election. It also notes he cannot hold any other office during the term for which he was elected.
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United States
Tax on Imports Driven by Wealthy Seacoast Shippers
Under a republican government a duty on foreign imports funded national government work. Revenues flowed from wealthy importers and seacoast shippers, sustaining federal operations. The piece highlights the political class supporting tariffs and their economic impact.
Early financial strain after new Democratic law
Shortly after the Democratic law took effect the administration faced a financial shortage. It became necessary through other channels to raise money as funds from wealthier classes were no longer available.
Revenue stamp effort hides tax burden on common people
The passage notes that government uses revenue stamps to tax individuals for various items to sustain a Democratic government, portraying the common people as the easiest class to reach with such measures. The emphasis is on tax strategy and public perception of government accountability.
Stamps Cut on Goods Before Election in Democratic Plan
A Democratic government orders stamp removals on many items but doubles the tax on liquor dealers to balance finances until after the election. An analyst warns renewal is needed or bankruptcy may follow without a Republican tariff perspective.
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
Motion Pictures
Republican
A. D. Hoskins
B. J. Carollo
Diamondville
J. R. McMinn
Fossil
Marshall S. Reynolds
Frank Call
Afton
Maggie F. Nicholson
R. H. Embree
Geo. Durnford
L. Elias Bennett
NEW York Conservatory OF Music
Big Piney, Wyoming
Glen Bros. Roberts Piano CO
Ogden, Utah
P. O. Gox
Wyoming Constitution
Twichel
O. M. Twichel
General
Viola Wyoming
Rome
the House OF Courtesy
Omaha
Rome Miller
Craig & Beecher
Marbleton, Wyoming
Grand Island
North & Robinson Co
Grand Island, Nebraska
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