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Newspaper
Casper Independent
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1928
Page
8
The article praises Natrona County Sheriff Gilbert O Housley for his courteous and efficient leadership. It urges voters to re elect him for another two years, noting strong cross party support, cooperative work with Casper police, and proven ability and experience.
Robert Simpson known as Bob in Natrona county filed for a four year term as county commissioner on the Republican ticket. He owns Casper Monument Works for 12 years and moved from South Dakota to Casper. He aims to cut county expenses and settle outstanding indebtedness while running the office as a business. His platform: an honest dollar's value for every dollar spent.
George A. Weedell former county and prosecuting attorney announced Saturday that he has officially filed his petition for the Republican nomination as county attorney. Three candidates seek the nomination W J Wehrli incumbent and John Hancock former city councilman. Weedell served as prosecutor in 1925 and 1926 and has practiced law here for several years.
Republican Alex Marshall filed a petition of nomination for a two year county commissioner term in Natrona County. A city councilman from Ward 3 and a member of A P Nesbitt Realty, he cites an open council record and two years of Casper Natrona County residency.
A petition with many signers supports George L. Ladbury secretary treasurer of Natrona Lumber for the Ward Three council seat. Ladbury lives at 214 South Grant Street and a vacancy may occur if incumbent Alex Marshall moves to county commissioner. Richard Shipp has announced his candidacy for Ward Three councilman.
Casper resident and feed and flour dealer J F Cowan filed as a candidate for Natrona County four year commissioner term. He was tapped by supporters on August 21 to run in the Republican primaries. His platform calls for an efficient economic administration and tax savings while preserving progressive county policies.
John J. Hancock local attorney seeks the county attorney nomination. He has served as city councilman and participated in civic movements. He emphasizes law enforcement and keeping the county clean.
May Hamilton, longtime county superintendent candidate before her two year defeat, has filed again for the post and is mounting a significant campaign. She has broad support from veteran locals and newer residents across the county.
Constable E R Trollope from Judge Puntenney's court seeks re election going before the Republican primaries on August 21. Trollope is described as a forceful figure who keeps trouble at bay and can be aggressive toward foes.
The taxpayers in the northern end of the county support C. E. Miller of Edgerton for the lower house and Col. K. A. Froyd for the state senate. Miller’s backers seek regional representation, while Froyd is noted for his past Senate tenure and chairing the ways and means committee.
J P Golden files for the Democratic nomination in Natrona County clerk race joining Irene Snyder the incumbent and O M Henderson in a three candidate contest. Republican Warren Bailey also seeks the office as the race heats up at Natrona Memorial Hospital.
Elizabeth McDonald, a Republican candidate for county treasurer, is presented as a seasoned accountant with prior city and county service and a record of integrity. The notice asserts she will attract broad cross party support and win election amid her allies predicting victory.
Warren Bailey, 430 CY avenue, filed a petition for the county clerk race on Tuesday. His lone Republican opponent is Ed Grant, formerly connected with the assessor's office.
Dawne June the famed swimmer nicknamed The Underwater Girl visits Casper with her champion dogs Toi Bebe and Skylark Justice at a community tourist camp. She praises Casper’s camp service and hospitality while declining to discuss herself, expressing enjoyment of the vacation and thanks to camp attendants Mr and Mrs Wheaton.
Attractive and pleasant, Miss June shares her love of outdoor life and her strong attachment to her dogs. She describes the beauty of nature and her companions in a relaxed interview tone.
W J Wehrli the present incumbent has filed as a Republican candidate for re election as county prosecutor. He cites his record of the past 18 months and plans a vigorous campaign.
Allie M. Dickinson seeks another term as superintendent of Natrona County Schools. The article notes her frequent school visits and fulfillment of her pledge that a superintendent should actively supervise and engage with every school in the county.
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