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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1918
Page
6
A reader expresses gratitude for the paper and notes Percy Tregaskis, now training at Camp Lewis, is the first of the boys to thank the paper. The writer urges that cities counties and the state be represented by men with knowledge of the state’s assets and industries such as stock raising and ranching.
In a wartime sermon the Republican leader Will Hays proclaims the party’s founding loyalty and now its role as the war party. He calls for full participation, mobilization of blood and treasure, and a steadfast stand against an inconclusive peace.
Following six reasons outline A. D. Hoskins of Kemmerer as suitable for state treasurer. He is American, pledges capable administration, has business and financial experience, promises Wyoming representation, advocates fair office distribution, and supports Republican principles along with wartime national administration aims.
Local notices list visitors and travels in Montpelier Topeka and Salt Lake City. Dentists, ranch travelers, and county demonstrator visits are noted along with purchases at Nelson Bros Meat Market and a birthday party.
Richard Wild began heading wheat in the Thomas Fork valley last Wednesday and claims a fine early field. Hoyal Clark and John R. George install a combined harvester to cut thresh and bag in one pass. Geneva Telephone Co completes valley line linking sixteen ranches with Montpelier and nearby towns.
William B. Ross has lived in Wyoming for 18 years and fought for Democratic reform measures. He gained the respect of opponents, led anti gambling efforts, supported prohibition, chaired the Democratic State Central Committee, and was a Democratic candidate for Congress and state senate. He is portrayed as a vigorous, committed party figure capable of uniting the party and winning the ticket.
G Baker of Kemmerer Wyoming files nomination for State Representative from Lincoln county urging Republican voters to support August 20 primary. He pledges to uphold Republican civil provisions and to advance Lincoln county state and national interests while appealing to organized labor and long time union member.
T B McDonough announces his Republican candidacy for State Superintendent. He cites twenty five years in education including Casper superintendent and deputy state superintendent experience, plus clerkship on the Board of Charities and Reform, aiming to serve on the State Board of Education and Land Board. Also includes unrelated local notices and ads.
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