Bar petition urges Judge Winter to run as independent
Unsolicited petitions from lawyers in Natrona Fremont and Converse counties urge Judge Charles E. Winter to seek re election as an independent for the Sixth Judicial District Wyoming. Signers praise his integrity and urge removing partisan politics from the judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrona
Fremont
Converse
Charles E. Winter
Wyro- Ming
Jude Wictor
Whitch
Natrona County
Charlies EK. Winter
Casper
Wyoming
Sixth Judicial District
William O. Wilson
Marion P. Wheeler
George W. Ferguson
Tt. W. Nichols
E. D. Norton
A.C. Campbell
G. R. Hagens
Jnc
Charlies Winter
Sixth Judicial Distrit
Six Head Fine Percheron Horses
J. Rhea of Rhea Bros. Percheron Farm Arlington Neb brings six head of fancy bred Percheron stallions to market. Ages 2 to 5 years, weights 1940 to 1850 pounds, colors black gray brown chestnut. View at Dubling barns on Ash street Casper. stock farm famous in the Midwest and has won blue ribbons at the Nebraska state fair in Lincoln.
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J. ©. Rhea
Rhea Bros
Percheron Horse Farm
Arlington
Neb
Casper
Dubling
Ash Street
Middle West
Nebraska
Judge Charles E. Winter Announces Independent Candidacy
In Wyoming's Sixth Judicial District Charles E. Winter announces his bid for judge as an Independent. He cites a nonpartisan stance supported by voters and 47 district bar members, aligning with Progressive Republican and Democratic calls for nonpartisan judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sixth Judicial
Charles E. Winter
Graduation Gifts Highlight Casper Pharmacy Ads
Local notices show patrons browsing the Casper Pharmacy for gifts such as Conklin Fountain Pens on graduation season. Mentions include Mrs Farr Welch traveling from Lander to Denver for her daughter Mildred’s Loretta Heights College graduation and various attorneys listed among Casper visitors and officials.
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Mre
J. Welch
Lander
Farr Welch
Denver
Mildred
Loretta Heights College
School Ma'am and Kids Lose Way on Wyoming Ranch
Miss Rachael Garrison, a schoolteacher, and two young girls wandered after sunset from the Veitch ranch toward the Tom Majors ranch. They became lost in darkness, were forced to endure cold on the ground, and eventually found shelter on an oven door while Majors ranchers and others searched the vicinity.
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Rachael Garrison
Tom Majors Ranch
Veitch Ranch
Majors Ranch
Majore Ranch
Gele- Phoon
Meek
Wyoming
Mastor Ranch
Two Cars Dairy Cows Shipped from East to Riverton
M. S. Durrill of Riverton stopped in Casper last night with two cars of dairy cows shipped from the east. One car goes to Thermopolis and the other to Riverton for purchase by farmers. Durrill notes rising local interest in dairying with several shipments already sent and orders ahead for good milking cows all summer.
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Durrill
Riverton
Casper
Thermopolis
Ten Houses Wanted for Clients by Taylor
Real estate inquiry seeking ten modern houses with four rooms each for rent. Preference for furnished or unfurnished units. Contact G. Taylor for arrangements.
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Imust
K& G. Taylor
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Converse Counties
Converse County
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Wu M. Stansbury
John Stansbury
Charles P Maurer
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Henry (. Miller
Alorner
Joe D O'itrien
the Canteen
Clavey
J. Levine
Mranets H. Delasiro
Robert L. Hawley
Rhea Ros
Arlington, Ser
Judge Winter
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T C. Ferguson
Thermopolia
Conklin
Harned
Wheatland
Baptist Mission Circle
Wm,beitrich
Casper Pharmacy
A. Wright
Bie
Guernsey
Ke Ko Houser
Cheyenne
J. HH Paul
J W. Gundmundsen
John Allen
W. EK. Hardin
Hh Weeks
Saad Adn
Feriale
Antone
Anheuse Jeiecaarheah
Barnett Sennett Co
Casper, Wyoming
M. S. Durrill
John Duncan
Dray Line
BIG and Reliable
George A. Botough
Hartford
Conn
Stough
Stoweh-Vincent Insurance Agency Co
Symes
P. H. Sutton Dray
Jourgensen
West Second Avenue
W. A. Chowning
Mokler Building
Nelson
Pot
Burlington Depot
O. E. Carter
Wm. Kelsey
Veitch Coal Office
Wyatt
Dees Ge A
Mitre Benue
R. G. Taylor
Center Street
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