Campbell County Commissioner Candidate Rick ets Profile
Campbell County profile of Wickets or Rick ets details his move to Missouri as a child, schooling in Independence, public service since 1911, eleven years as Western Union Beef general range manager, later on county board of commissioners four year term, with strong public affairs record and anticipated election success.
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Thomas B
Mildred Rickets
Missouri
Legion
Elvic
Tteels
Reed for County Clerk From Campbell County
S H Reed born in Denver March 1 1874 moved to Buffalo Wyoming 1891 then Gillette 1892 has lived there since stockman with a growing business served as Campbell County treasurer for four years strong democrat and active in public affairs seeks county clerk on the ticket Reed is married with three children and Odd Fellows member Stuart born 1877 Iowa Falls Iowa came to Wyoming in 1911 educated at Ellsworth College editor and orator prize winner now running for state legislature as a farmer and Democrat defender of local progress and unity
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L. H. Reed
Campbell County
Denver
Colorado
Buffalo
Wyoming
Gillette
Mr. Reed
Ous
Campbell
Reed
Mra. Reed
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mr. Stuart
Iowa Falla
Iowa
Roset
Elle
Rohan for Campbell County Commissioner
Thomas B. Rohan, a Democrat, seeks the Campbell County commissioner post for a four year term. Born in Alden New York, he moved to Iowa, taught, farmed and railroaded before serving as Carroll County roadmaster from 1906. He came to Gillette in 1912 to dairy farm, aims to apply road building experience to county needs.
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Par‘olarly
Mir
Thomas B. Rohan
Campbell Counyy
Gillette
Carroll County
Iowa
Campbell County
Rohan
Alden
N. Y
Woodmen of the World
Kolahia
Columbus
Ira Beal Stuart Emerges As Notable Young Leader
Ira Beal Stuart stands out among the state’s popular and progressive young men, reaching a period of notable success. He is described as enterprising, shaping his influence across cities and communities.
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Ira Beal Stuart
Frank C Marquiss Democratic Candidate for Campbell Crook
Frank C Marquiss of Gillette attracted unusual support when his name appeared on the Democratic ticket for state representative from Campbell and Crook counties though not a formal candidate. Born in 1887 at Broken Bow Nebraska he moved to Wyoming in 1904 to establish a homestead and enter the cattle and sheep business. He later entered the automobile trade and has served as superintendent of the Baptist Sunday school in Gillette. He married Anos B Gilkison on April 19 1908 and has a young son with a daughter who died last May. His wife backs his political career and is expected to vote straight Democratic. He is a member of Odd Fellows and Rebeca and likely to win a landslide victory.
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Frank C. Marquiss
Gillette
Campbell
Crook
Marquiss
Mr. Marquiss
Broken Bow
Nebraska
York Cllege
York
Neb
Medical College
Richmond
Wyoming
Washakie County Earns Noted Agricultural Fortunes and Growth
Washakie County rises as a key agricultural center in the Big Horn Basin. Worland, county seat, grows into a thriving community with multiple banks, a water system, and planned beet sugar production. The region notes rising irrigation, rail links, and highway intersections that bolster future population and industry.
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Worland
Washakie
Big Horn Basin
Ita
Huffums Emmer
Big Horn
Milwaukee
Black Hills
National Park
Savanah
Georgia
Omaha
Alfalfa Club
Washakle County
J. Ashley Towell
Worlandland
Brean Tries to Gain Support for Platform Draft
William Jennings Brean addresses the platform committee at 8 Loula, declaring he has no planks to offer except one from the president and expects his plank to be adopted for the people’s benefit. He presses for decisive action on his reported platform item.
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William Jennings Brean
Loula
Brotherhood of America and Yeo man Judges
A brief biographical line highlights a devoted figure always at work, ready to shoulder social and civic duties when called upon by community or organization.
Wakeman Seeks Re election as Campbell County Prosecuting Attorney
Don L Wakeman a prominent young lawyer in Campbell County Wyoming seeks re election as prosecuting attorney on the progressive ticket. His record of meeting duties has earned broad approval and no rival has announced against him for the fall election. The people of Campbell County are assured of continued capable county prosecution.
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Porthero
Wyoming
le Don
L. Wakeman
Campbell County
Wakeman
Bowell
Bia
Able & Man
Henry Clark for County Commissioner
Henry Clark of Worland, a stockraiser and farmer, seeks a four year term as Washakie county commissioner. A respected local citizen born in Town, Clark has prior experience as a county commissioner and is described as well qualified for the office.
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Washakie County
Ife
Henry Clark
Worland
Clark
Prominent Wyoming Democrat John T. Jones Dies or Resigns?
John T. Jones of Werland a leading Wyoming Democrat was born December 15 1881 in Frankfort Michigan. He studied at Muswell High School Ill and the College of Liberal Arts at Drake University where he earned his degree.
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John T. Jones
Werland
Wyoming
Frankfort
Muswell, Ill
College of Liberal Arte
Drake University
Young democratic hopeful McClure seeks Washakie county clerk seat
P F McClure of Colter, 25, a farmer with concrete construction experience, is presented as a leading Democratic contender for Washakie County clerk in Wyoming. Born in Kentucky, educated in Big Horn Basin, he has worked as a foreman on major projects in Worland and Gillman and is married to Gladys Denton with a young daughter.
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Monwured
Wyoming
P. F. McClue
Colter
Washakie
McCure
Big Horn County
Basin
Kentucky
Worland
Wyo
Gillman, Mont
Gillman
Gladys Denton
McClure
Prominent Democrat J Ashby Howell of Worland Dies
J Ashby Howell, a longtime Wyoming political figure and Worland merchant born in Virginia on November 20, 1850, and active in state and county politics, is noted as a staunch Democrat. He moved to Wyoming in February 1902 and joined Masonic and fraternal organizations.
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J. Ashby Howell
Worland
Washakie County
Howell
Mr. Howell
Virginia
Wyoming
A. F. & M. Lodge
Masons, Shriners and
Knight Templar
Walter Green Re-Election Bid For Washakie County
Worland candidate Walter Green seeks another term as county assessor citing four years of efficient service. The report notes Green’s education and qualifications while acknowledging limited details about his opponent.
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Walter & Green
Worland
Anaennor
Washakie
Green
North Carorina
Charles Cavanaugh for Washakie County Commissioner
Charles Cavanaugh of Worland is the Democratic candidate for county commissioner of Washakie County for a two year term. Born in Polo Illinois he moved to Wyoming in 1901 and has lived in Worland since. A successful farmer and popular figure he is the new director of the Hanover Canal with wide county acquaintance and strong support.
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Charles Cavanaugh
Worland
Washakle
Ile
Polo
Diinois
Wyoming
Hanover Canal
Koontz for Sheriff in Washakie County Race
Washakie county voters are urged to elect Rh V Koontz as sheriff. A Worland resident since 1906, Koontz is described as ambitious and attentive to local conditions. Born in Ashe County North Carolina, he moved to Wyoming in 1905 and taught in North Carolina and Virginia before settling in Worland. His supporters expect a substantial majority on November 7.
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Washakie County
Worland
Mr. Koontz
Ashe County
North Carolina
Wyo
Ming
Worand
Davidson
Virginia
Koonts
Washakle County
Martin J Hamilton for County Treasurer
Martin J Hamilton of Worland seeks the Washakie county treasurer post. Born November 14 1881 in Tur nemton Iowa he studied at Colorado State Agricultural College and LaSalle University Chicago. He later moved to Worland Wyoming engaging in insurance and real estate with broad county ties.
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Washakie County
Martin J. Hamilton
Worland
Mr. Damilton
Tumenton
Iowa
Gatorado State Agriculture College
Lasalle Volveralty
Chicago
Ile
Worksad
Wyoming
Hamilton
Worland Lodge I
C. O. FP
Crook County A Wyoming Eden of Hills and Harvest
Elmer E Green extols Crook County Wyoming as a homey farming paradise. He paints vistas of Devil’s Tower and Missouri Buttes, green valleys, red and yellow rock walls, and bustling farms with hay stacks, cattle, hogs, and cattlemen inviting visitors to dinner. He notes irrigation limits and high yields in oats, wheat, and potatoes, citing local farms near Sundance and Willamas, with detailed acre and bushel figures.
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Elmer BE. Green
Kentucky
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Dakotas
Louisiana
Florida
Crook County
Wyoming
Devil's Tower
Missouri Buttes
Gorte
Belle Fourette River
Haten
Sundance
Yoor Willamas Brothers
Durham
George Howes
Ereio
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S. H. Reed
Democrats
Democratic Party
West
Por County Commissioner
Tha B. Stuart Por We
Leroy FE
Leroy Be, Laird
State Senate
Conwy
Iown
David
Caroline
Mattleld) Laird
Laird
Davenport
Adams Express Co
Red Oak
Hanover
Upper Hanover Water Association
Masons
Alfalfa Clap
Don TL. Wakeman
Eva A. Edwarda
T, Sona
Pole County
N. C
J. Ashby Howelle
Walter, Green
County Asswmsor
Charles Cavanaughe
Rh. V. Koontz
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