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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
3
The Examiner notes past quality issues as editors and Mr Bennett ran the paper to establish a sound foundation. By November 1 a competent manager will run the mechanical end and Glen River Valley Newspaper will begin rebuilding to become a leading weekly in the state.
The Examiner notes James Mickelson announcing his bid for the legislature. In the recent primaries he led the Republican slate by 150 votes, reflecting strong support from voters in Green River Valley. As the sole county or state candidate from the valley, he is expected to win a large share of votes.
The piece lists Democratic candidates for president to county offices including Woodrow Wilson, Thomas R. Marshall, John B. Kendrick, John B. Clark, and others. It urges voters to review records and praises Harold R. Harrison’s four years as Lincoln County Clerk, stressing prudent use of public funds.
Water Division No 4 announces proofs by appropriators for water permits to be reviewed at the Board of Control on November 15 1916 with possible final certificates. Public inspection and information available October 19 1916 from 9 am to 4 pm. R and Carron superintendent. Names include 1708 Eni 680.08 Green River Maat 60.44 Green River Diteh Landers.
The argument favors H R Harrison as a self supporting, economical County Clerk against Ben Bell the incumbent County Treasurer. It cites costs on deputy wages and contract blanks, claiming Harrison saves money while Bell's record shows concerns about public money and political debts.
Flo LaChapelle announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court in Lincoln County. She notes prior service as a deputy in various county offices and asks for electors and friends to support her at the general election.
Interviews with Oregon and Idaho figures reveal Western suffragists backing Democratic allies, arguing Wilson’s support for suffrage and state rights trump partisan lines. They reject Congress Union pressure urging votes against Democrats, citing prior gains through Democratic cooperation and male support.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of 40 acres in Township 1 North Range 113 West for Walter M. Moore. Bid at least 33.00 per acre, October 11, 1916, at 10 a.m., sale closes when bidding ends. Adverse claimants must file by sale time. Register JGalo Nisbet signs.
A fragmentary item reports Danthier Titan endorsing President Wilson, calling him the greatest statesman. The text cites Burbank and Petersen figures urging strong party unity and voting for Wilson amid Republican critiques.
Fragment of a political debate referencing the 1916 senate vote on a Democratic measure. Mentions Republican opposition and the party platform of 1912. Reflects concern over farmer financial needs and credit systems in Europe, with rhetoric on party fidelity and public interest.
The Thirteenth Wyoming Legislature proposes two constitutional amendments for the November 7, 1916 election. Amendment One allows state public school funds to be invested in farm mortgages and specified securities. Amendment Two authorizes state aid for construction and improvement of public roads and highways and clarifies use of land grant proceeds for internal improvements. FRANK L. HOUX, Secretary of State.
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