Honor Roll Eligibility for 1000 Vote Threshold Candidates
Article describes rules for political candidates to enter the Honor Roll once their vote total reaches 1000. It notes current entrants and those who wish to join the race will be added after meeting the 1000 vote criterion. It mentions placement upon achieving the required balance of votes.
Contest Offers One Hundred Dollars In Gold And Prizes
Ambitious candidates urged to hustle before the August 12 deadline to win one hundred dollars in gold. The prize tops include an automobile prize in each district, a Buick touring car, and twelve scholarships across Colorado and Wyoming. Subscriptions and points determine awards for both special and regular prizes.
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Buick Touring Car Model F Sold With Full Equipment
Buick 1809 Model F five passenger touring car with top five lamps two gas lamps horn and other fittings was purchased from W W Din.
First Grand Capital Prize Buick Auto Offered in Election
The First Grand Capital Prize Buick Automobile valued at 4850.00 will be awarded to the candidate with the highest votes from subscriptions for Leader or Ranchman magazines. The prize winner cannot win any other regular prize. The Farmer and Ranchman magazine auto valued at 650.00 goes to the candidate with the highest votes paid in advance for that magazine.
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District Prize Draws Four Scholarships and Prizes
In a district wide drawing The Leader and Farmer and Ranchman Maga zine award four scholarships to the top four candidates just behind the winner. An automobile valued at 8650.00 goes to the District C top vote getter and the third district candidate receives the district automobile if the top prizes are already claimed. Local names include Miss Ingomar Botheny Carrie Stough Ismay Chowns and Geo C Baker among others in Thermopolis Laramie and Casper.
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Ingomar Botheny
Laram'e
Carrie Stough
P. HW. Healy
Rawlings
Liles May Bishop
Casper
Liszie M. Kimball
Glenrock
Bessle L. Wheeler
Baratoga
Josephine
LeClair
Riverton
H. de Oan
A. M. Pieteher
Misa Mildred Hornbein
Lander
Josephine Balers
Florence Cook
Douglas
E. BE. Baxter
Ruth Gloster
Rawlins
Frank Howard
Shoshoni
Cheyenne State Leader Subscriptions Allow Points
Subscriptions to Cheyenne State Leader may be paid with points. A 3 month plan costs $1.50, 6 months $3.00, and 1 year $6.00, with 2 points noted for the 1 year Sunday only option at $2.00. A 2 year subscription is $12.00 with points accepted.
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Cheyenne
Paints Allowed for Farmer and Ranchman Subscriptions
Subscriptions terms for clubs specify amounts per tier. Four 1 year subscriptions earn $1.00 per club. Ten subscriptions yield $2.50. Twenty subscriptions total $5.00. Higher tiers include 244 subscriptions at $6.00 and 48 subscriptions at $12.00 with points referenced.
District A Three Candidates Compete For Auto Prize
In District A four candidates vie for a Buick automobile awarded to the top vote getter. A plan would move the second and third place finishers to a runoff to determine the ultimate winner, with the first Grand Capital prize also at stake.
Reward set for Willie Whitman kidnapers inquiry begins
Deputy Attorney General Cunningham of Pennsylvania opened an inquiry in Cleveland to determine who qualifies for the $15,000 reward for James Boyle and his wife, alleged Whitman kidnapers. A saloon keeper named Patrick is suspected of providing key information leading to the suspect’s whereabouts.
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Cleveland
Cunningham
Pennsylvania
James Boyle
Willie Whitin
Patrick
Boyles
O'Reilly
Circus Outlaws to Repent in Penitentiary
Two Huron Pacific detectives arrested four roustabouts from the Ringling brothers circus after a Fort Morgan and Denver man accused them of luring workers aboard, holding them up with revolvers, and taking their money during a July 30 departure from the town.
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Laramie
Wyo
Huron Pacific
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
J. J. Hardigan
Fort Morgan
D. K. Pelton
Denver
Roustabouts Plead Guilty In Circus Robbery Case
Benjamins and Tucker admitted guilt after beating victims and throwing valuables from moving cars near Rock River. Each received two to three years in the penitentiary. Robinson confessed to aiding a robbery and murder near Kansas City tied to a circus train. Sheriff H T Campbell arrived to extradite Glen Smith accused by D C Johnson of stealing a horse, identified by Johnson.
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Rock River
Benjamins
Tucker
Robinson
Kansas City
H. T. Campbell
Routt County
Colorado
Steamboat Springs
Glen Smith
D. C. Johnson
Johnson
Frontier committee offers rewards for new feature ideas
The Frontier committee will pay 15 10 and 6 dollars for the three ideas accepted for new features for the show this year. Suggestions should be written and mailed to F. H. Barrow Secretary Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Frontier Committee
F. H. Barrow
Cheyenne
Wyo
Burlington Plans New Town Along Big Horn Extension
Thermopolis Wyoming August 6 News that the Lincoln Land Company has secured ground for a townsite named Compasy between Thermopolis and Kirby. The site lies near rich farms and near the Burlington extension from Kirby to Shoshoni. Twelve carloads of machinery have arrived at Kirby for the line, but high water in the Big Horn delays camp locations for subcontractors. The river is expected to fordable within ten days.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Burlington
Kirby
Lincoln Land Company
Shoshoni
Campea
Big Horn
Jealous wife kills husband and woman in Canton
In Canton Ohio a jealous wife killed her husband after learning of his affair with Clara Pizzani. She then slashed Pizzani with a large knife and surrendered to a passerby who took her to the police station. The killer spoke of sixteen years of marriage and being forced to do all the work.
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Canton
Ohio
Cnet
Anttonio Penilla
Clara Pizzani
Clara Piatani
Ciara Piaran
Mra. Panilis
Voting Schedule Notice for The Leader and The Farmer
Public notice outlines the voting schedule for subscribers to The Farmer and Ranchman and The Leader. It specifies eligibility, dates, and procedures for paid subscriptions and voting rights. The apparent aim is to guide readers on how to participate and ensure orderly ballot processing.
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