Andy Nelson for Representative in the 14th Legislature
Walcott ranchman Andy Nelson known as Big Andy is a leading Carbon County figure. The candidate highlights his success in business, loyalty to friends, state future faith, and two years in the 13th Legislature. He presents himself as a strong choice for Ben's successor in the state house.
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Andy” Nelson
Walcott
Carbon County
Andy Nelson
Ben
Nelson
Carroll Republican Candidate for Road Supervisor Eastern District
The Eastern Road District Republicans nominate HB. T. Carroll for Road Supervisor. Carroll has long worked in road projects and is described as an expert. He won the nomination by a comfortable majority and pledges fair treatment of all sections without favoritism if elected.
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B. T. Carroll
HB. T. Carroll
Carroll
Wisda Strongly Backed for County Surveyor
Jas W Wisda Republican candidate for county surveyor is well qualified by education and training. A Ohio University engineering graduate, he has railroad drainage irrigation and surveying experience. He partnered with J R E Turpin, then filled the unexpired term, and was elected county surveyor two years ago. He is regarded as square in all dealings and active in road work, contributing to miles of good roads in Carbon County.
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Jos. W. Wiada
Jimmie
Ohio University
Wisda
J. R. E. Turpin
Turpin
Winda
Carbon County
Harry K Bennett for Carbon County Coroner
Harry K Bennett, Republican, seeks re election as Carbon County coroner after sixteen years in the post. He cites efficiency and universal satisfaction, noting strong support from friends across the county and likelihood of re election on November 5.
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Comoner
Harry K. Bennett
Carbon County
Harry
Hhis
Bennett
Ira B Casteel for Carbon County Legislature Candidate
Ira B. Casteel a key member of Hunter Casteel and Hunter and secretary of the Carbon County Fair Committee led the fair to success this year. A vote for Casteel for the House of Representatives is urged as a strong, honest, capable leader with county interests at heart.
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Ira B. Casteel
Hunter, Casteel & Hunter
Carbon County
Casteel
House of Representatives
Ralph N Booth for State Legislature 14th Wyoming
Ralph N Booth of Baggs is portrayed as a top business figure in Snake River Valley and a former Carbon County representative. The piece extols his honesty conscience and courage to vote for Carbon County and the state. It argues his election will ensure strong representation in the 14th Wyoming Legislature.
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Ralph N. Booth
Baggs
Snake River Valley
Booth
Carbon County
Herman H. Brunning Secures Western District Road Supervisor Nomination
In the recent primary Herman H. Brunning received the nomination for Road Supervisor of the Western District despite not seeking it. Over one hundred friends wrote his name in on the ballot, he accepted the nomination, and began an active campaign. Brunning is praised as highly qualified for road work due to lifelong ranch experience and knowledge of local conditions.
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Herman H. Brunning
Brunning
Carbon County
Herman Brunning
Had Sell's Unyielding Service For Carbon County
In the 13th Legislature K H Hadsell seeks re election. A Carbon County native, he is described as thoroughly capable conscientious and trusted by residents. The piece notes overwhelming majorities in past elections and urges voters to support him on November 7.
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K. H. Hadsell
Carbon County
Kleber
M. E. Pickett for Sheriff in Carbon County
M E Pickett Republican candidate for Sheriff has lived in Carbon County for about twenty years and worked in the stock business. He has served as livestock inspector, aided stockmen by locating stolen stock and securing convictions, and helped curb stock rustling. A vote for Pickett is a vote for strict law enforcement.
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M. E. Pickett
Carbon County
Pickett
Mr. Pickett
A Personal Word to Voters of Carbon County Sheriff Bid
A Carbon County resident with twenty years in stock dealing and range work urges voters to elect him sheriff. He notes four years as deputy and a year and a half as livestock inspector, locating and returning over a hundred head of cattle and horses. He cites border contacts, past horse thief capture, and vows no promises on deputies.
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Carbon County
Sheriff's Office
Old Mexico
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