The Candidates of the People for President and Officials
The slate lists Charles E. Hughes of New York for President with Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana for Vice President, Clarence D. Clark of Evanston for U.S. Senator, Frank W. Mondell of Newcastle for Congress, and Harry P. Hsley of Sundance for Judge of the Seventh Judicial District.
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The
People
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
U.S
Clarence D. Clark
Evanston
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
Seventh Judicial District
Harry P. Hsley
Sundance
Primary voting sites listed for Crook County August 22
The primaries in northern Crook County will be held August 22 at multiple locations including Hulett County voting booth Alva Alva school house Farrall Redwater school house Hay Creek Aladdin school house Pine Creek Donald school house Little Missouri Terhune school house Deep Creek Duffilo Casin school house Forest Lame Jones school house Rocky jint Nebraska school house New Haven New Haven school house and Colony Branum.
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Crook County
Hulett
Alva
Farrall
Redwater
Hay Creek
Aladdin
Pine Creek
Donald
Little Missouri
Terhune
Deep Creek
Duffilo Casin
Forest
Lame Jones
Rocky Jint
Nebraska
New Haven
Colony
Branum
County Clerk Candidate Seeks Democratic Primary Support
A candidate for re election as county clerk seeks support from Democratic primary voters. The statement indicates readiness to run again and invites endorsement from party members. The note references the county and party process without listing names or dates.
Crook County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A. W. Storm announces candidacy for Crook county sheriff subject to the Republican primary on August 22. He asks supporters to back his bid and notes R party paths.
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Crook County
Patliary
A. W. Storm
Local county race candidates seek Republican primary support
A list of candidates from Pam for County Attorney M Nichols to W F Leslie Pod Commissioner and others announces their bids in county offices. Each declares candidacy subject to the Republican primary and asks for voter support in the August 22, 1916 election.
Local Officials Seek Re‑election in Democratic Primaries
A clipped notice lists candidates for Crook county offices including superintendent of schools C H Massie for county clerk and treasurer I G Darton and a non partisan judge race with Harry J Isley as a candidate for Seventh Judicial District judge seeking voter support in August primaries.
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Seventh Judicial District
Harry J. Isley
Judge Hughes: A Record of Clear Thought and Prompt Action
The speaker praises Judge Hughes for clear reasoning and decisive conduct. Citing experience as a prominent attorney in a major city, governor of a large state, and judge on a top national court, the speech asserts his qualification without reservation.
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Hughes
Union
Voters Choose Candidates By Merit In modern Franchise
The piece notes citizens select their own candidates this year and exercise their franchise. It mentions criticism of Congressman Mandel in the east over a public building for Newcastle a small town of 975 people. It observes unfamiliarity with western towns like Newcastle.
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Sind
Mandel
Newcastle
Crook County Clerk Candidate Announces Primary Bid
Rodney King declares his candidacy for the office of County Clerk of Crook County subject to Republican voters at the August 22, 1916 primary. He seeks nomination through the party process.
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Crook County
Rodney King
Dosessor
Farrel Seeks Sheriff's Office Before Primaries
Candidate J. T. Farrel announces his bid for sheriff ahead of the primaries, thanks supporters, and pledges his best effort if elected. August 22.
Candidate announces for Clerk of Court and Treasurer posts
L. Mauch announces candidacy for Clerk of Court subject to Republican voters in the August 22, 1816 primary. D. Sanhorn seeks the office of treasurer at the August 22, 1916 Republican primary.
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L. Mauch
Dunn Declares Candidacy for State Representative
Thomas A. Dunn of Moorcroft announces his bid for the State Legislature representing the Crook and Campbell counties district. He states the candidacy is subject to the August Republican primary voters’ decision.
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Crook
Campbell Counties
Thomas A. Dunn
Moorcroft
Bear Lodge Roundup Mixed Local Snippets
M. McClure trips to Little Missouri after one cow. Mrs. Burt Marchant and baby visit her parents at Mona. Little Margaret Tracey ill from teething. J. Castle seeks help to put up bay but finds everyone busy. Sam Sullivan buys eight yearling heifer calves from Ed Woolfolk. Cremeens family visits Collins sawmill. Mrs Ferrada employed there cooking. Hazy heat fuels joke about summer.
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Bear Lodge
M. McClure
Little Missouri
Burt Marchant
Baby
Mona
Margaret Tracey
J. Castle
Sam Sullivan
Ed Woolfolk
T. H. Cremeens
Collins Sawmill
Beulah Businessman Seeks County Assessor Nomination
D Sanborn announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for county assessor. He resides in Sundance, formerly Beulah, and ran a general store for years, touting business experience as qualification. A separate note mentions A F Shields arm injury from a fall and an advertisement for a large kitchen cabinet for sale.
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C. Storm & Son
A. F. Shields
D. Sanborn
Sundance
Beulah
Crook County News Briefs From The Week Of Local Life
Numerous notes detail farm sales, car trades, and social visits in Crook County. John Barlean sold cattle to Tucker Proctor and bought a new Ford, while C C Storm & Son advertise as agents for Crook County. A general rainstorm caused minor damage. deaths, school events, recitals, and a Chautauqua start next week are reported with multiple local names and places.
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John Barlean
Tucker Proctor
C.C. Storm & Son
Crook County
W. N. Proctor
Nebraska
Kearney
Sonza Mudd
Ralph Tinkeom
Formity
Lawrence
Sutton
McAmis
Hutchinson
Fall City
Hulett
Rel Ventures
Musical Recital At Mrs Gundersons July 22 1916
Mrs Gunderson hosts a July 22 recital featuring Susan Bighead Langton. Performances include solos like Rustling Leaves Old Black Joe and Leaves of Autumn and duets such as Violets Blue and Spring Breezes with students Clare Callquist Helen Durfee Doris Hupp and others.
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Fav Jolley
Mrs. Gunderson
Gertrude Storm
Louise Russell
Clara Schlichting
Francis Clark
Opal Moore
Edith Clark
Maudie Stoddard
Marie Engle
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County Appouney
Dor County
Pam
B.C. Noble
Corts
W. F. Leslie
Pod Commission
Wim
Bill) Zieinerschied
Carlile
Wyoming
Iman
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Dom
JOM 1
C. HL. Massie
POR
IL. G. Darton
Tok
Campbell
Weston
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Oor County
Sheoff
J. T. Farrel
D. Sanhorn
Kerer
Raymond Kiebl
George Butts
Harry P. Asley
Teachers’ Institute
Willis Schenck
Teddy Madding
Oshoro
Barlow Canon
Virgil Moore
Eb Proctor
Boyes
Curt Lindsay
Upton
Claude Wilkerson
Rev. Brown
Pine Ridge
Mrs. Brandt
George Grenier
Laura Kieth
Wray
Colorado
Henry F. Keller
Mr. Keller
Maggie
Galveston
Texas
Denver
Salvation Army
Gaskell
Langton
Susan Bighead
Rene Guthrie
Mrs. Ganderson
Old Black Joe
Clare Callquist
Doris Hupp
Helen Durfee
Girand Galop
Ethel Griffis
Mra. Gaskell
Miss Perkins
Bridget O' Flanigan
Maud Angelina Suigginson
Nancy
Ceam
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Wyo
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