Fremont county political column urges voters against legislative ticket
A dense editorial fragment argues for forming a new county from Green River Valley and urges Fremont county residents to vote against the current legislative slate. It champions Warren and criticizes Senator Warren while praising Joe Black as honest and capable with reservations about aligning with Warren.
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Fremont County
Wyoming
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Rowdy local feud over Joe Black and Woerres stance
Anonymous local column criticizes Joe Black and the newspaper for political bias and support for legislators who will not back Senator Woerres. The piece argues for fair government and reminds readers of partisan tensions within the community.
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Joe Black
Idoe Black
Woerres
Cattle Market Slips As Winter Storms Hit Range
Farmers say South Omana prices fell about a cent with the Big Piney market soft amid tough winter and wet spring. They argue the land value will rise and urge increasing cattle and grain production to bolster prosperity in the region.
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Kong
Two Dollar Bill Tale Prompts Local Curiosity
A fragment mentions a two dollar bill and a cane item, sparking curiosity in a small community. The note hints at a quirky local story or anecdote without clear details on people or events.
Crisis in a Small Town Newspaper Scores a Laughable Plea
A 1913 style plea pleads for two dollars to continue weekly paper service. The text mocks unpaid subscribers and warns they will publish less unless funds are paid, offering to resume after January 1st, 1914. The tone is comically stern about supporting the newspaper.
Opinion on Collier's Weekly and Warren of Wyoming in many papers
Newspapers across the country critique Collier's Weekly for attacks on Senator Warren of Wyoming. Critics view Warren as part of the old guard and suggest his defeat in January. The expose of Warren in Collier's Weekly sparks debate on corruption and political machine influence in Wyoming.
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Senator Warren and Collier's Supression Drama Sparks Wyoming Debate
A 1912 Wyoming State Journal clipping reports Collier's Weekly suppression controversy as Senator Warren seeks to retire politically. It notes postal authority involvement and public reaction, urging voters to influence county officers and participate in elections. The piece critiques political meddling and urges civic action for multiple family members.
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