Primaries Set Statewide Next Tuesday Across Wyoming
State nominating primaries take place next Tuesday with Democrats and Progressives presenting single tickets for state offices. Republicans face contests for state treasurer and superintendent of public instruction, while other statewide GOP posts are unopposed. County races show limited contention among parties with several nominations filed in across counties including sheriff, treasurer, clerk of courts and commissioners.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hilliard
Ridgely
Basin
Birney H. Sage
Cheyane
Robert B. Forsyth
Rock Springs
Herman B. Gates
Worland
W. G. Birkhauser
Sheridan
Jessie C. Liston
Cheyenne
Frances B. Smith
Rawlins
Thomas B. McDonough
Casper
Edith K. O. Clark
Frank W. Lee
Supreme Court
Richard H. Scott
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
Demagerata
E. C. Tice
Democrats Help Mondell Statement Amid Campaign
Fragmented passage praises character and friendships, noting Democrats support for Frank Mondell and urging reelection while contrasting real virtue with partisan labels. References to Wyoming and political support appear amid unclear phrasing and incomplete sentences.
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Nen
Wyoming
Frank Mondell
Calis
Mondell Endorsements Cross Party Lines In State Vote
The piece notes voters will back Mondell across party lines, with Democrats, progressives, and Republicans together casting ballots to choose him as the capable representative for the state.
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Mr. Mondell
Mondell
Progressive Testimony From Sheridan on Viewpoints and Power
The Sheridan Post critiques the Progressive Party in Wyoming, arguing local bosses control the movement while the paper remains wary. It contrasts President's salary and Ford’s wealth with ordinary workers facing a nationwide industrial low mood, urging readers to adopt the other viewpoint.
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Progressive Party of
Wyoming
Sheridan
Sheridan Post
Progressive Machine
Progressives
Democrats
Post
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Roy Tarrant
Hank Ford
Ridgely Faces Quiet Primary With Sparse Opposition
Ridgely has no opposition in the primary and will likely see little in the general election. The issue notes the lack of complete party tickets, urges independents for county offices, and questions the evolving primary law’s practicality as voters anticipate who leads the field. The column ponders John B. Kendrick’s political path from U S Senate candidate to governor and speculates about Sheridan mayoral bids.
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Ridgely
John B. Kendrick
U. S. Senate
Sheridan
Sunday School Rally In Crook County At Carlile
A large crowd attended a Sunday School rally at Carlile last Sunday with over 200 people. The Thorn Pine Ridge and Carlile schools contributed, and speakers from Gillette Sheridan and Moorcroft shared in the program. Prospects for a broader move toward better education and community life are discussed, with praise for local organizers and pioneers of Wyoming’s better days.
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Crook
Carlile
Thorn
Pine Ridge
Reve
Tipton
Gillette
Hillis
Sheridan
McCampbell
Moorcroft
Wyoming
Padgett Shuart Tie The Knot At Sheridan
John R. Padgett of Arch Creek and Misa Edna Shuart of Gillette were married at Sheridan a few days ago. Padgett, a leading rancher and stockman from Arch Creek, came to the country from Texas years ago. The bride, niece of the Ditto brothers of Gillette, is respected for her many charms and formerly taught at Spearfish Normal School. The couple will reside on the Arch Creek ranch with warm wishes from friends.
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Frank Chaffin
Deadwood
Spearfish
Sundance
Chalmers
Everett
Tourmeaure
Abe Brown
Montana
Ballinger
Texas
Geo. M. Russell
Powder River
Elkhorn
New England
John Barlean
East Fork
Denver
Moorcroft
Boston
New York
Chicago
Lates Pharmacy
Harold Bett T
John R. Padgett
Arch Creek
Misa Edna Shuart
Gillette
Sheridan
Padgett
Lower Arch Creek
Ditto Brothers
Raby Padgett
William White Dies After Brief Illness
The Sundance Times reports William White died at his Miller Creek County home after about three weeks of illness from pneumonia. He had recently married Miss Nannie Storts, and the widow mourns as his father plans to return from Chicago for burial at the old home.
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William White
Miller Creek
Nannie
Mra
A. L. Storts
Mr. White
Chicago
Farewell Party Honoring Misses Hardy Before South Dakota Trip
Commissioner and Mrs. J. C. Evans hosted a farewell party last Saturday for Misses Katie May and Eunice Hardy who depart soon for South Dakota. Guests enjoyed games, conversation, a feast, partner selections, and an exhibition of dance. The event ended in the small hours as everyone departed for home.
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J. C. Evans
Katie May
Eunice Hardy
South Dakota
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A. C. Turneaure
Hulett
Mj Thorn
Cariile
W. F. Leslie
Mauch
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J. C. Hurtt
Downing
B. C. Noble
Fred Blatt
Lewis O. Glasabarn
Henry Zimmerachied
Emil Krause
Henry Ellsbury
Frank Johnstone
Mre
Morna Wood
Sir —W. V. Bloxom
New Haven
Luther Vines
M. D. Holbrook
B. J. McKimme
George F. Grenier
Progressive
O. E. Sheldon
Buckhorn
Pauline Knoff
Democrats Help Mondell
Roy Kopp
Nee
Ina Fry
Everett Engle
WM. White
Ta Ptene
The
Hulett State Bank
Moore Brothers
Aladdin Hulett Mail
Aladdin
Hulett Express
Chaffin’s Barn
Hodkins
R. K. Mespell
Wyo
Harold Bell Wright
Bear Lodge
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