Endorsement Appeal for Haley and Isley for District Judge
A local public letter urges voters to support Harry P Haley and Isley for district judge, arguing the opposition uses personal enmity attacks. The authors defend Haley as experienced and Isley as qualified, urging citizens to vote for both based on public policy and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. [Aley
God
Raymond
Sister
Isley
Tts
Haley
University of Experience
Mr. Iley
Neyer
Vote Message to Wyoming Citizens and Local Candidates
A civic call urges careful votes next Tuesday emphasizing conscience over impulse. It notes Wyoming women can vote and praises two Republican county commissioner candidates William Zimmerschied and N H Thompson, urging long term support for Zimmerschied and short term for Thompson.
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William Zimmerschied
N. H. Thompson
Zimmerschied
Thompson
Vote for the officeholder you would employ in business
Voters are urged to act as individuals next Tuesday and cast a ballot for the candidate best suited to their own interests and duties to family and country. Community notes report Mrs. Harvey Redding visiting Belle Fourche and Mrs. E A Allen and children returning from Nebraska.
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Harvey Redding
Belle Fourche
Hulett
What country wanted war with the United States
A quoted piece discusses opinions on Europe, Germany, and the prospects of war. It cites Congressman Cyclone Davis of Texas arguing no nation sought war with the United States, countering Republican framing and suggesting the U.S. could not have invaded Europe with burglar tools.
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Gov- Europe
Japan
China
Germany
Europe
United States
Cou Miles
Davis
Texas
Congress
New York
Hughes Platform Emphasizes Rights and Peace Commentary
The speaker denounces war policy while insisting the United States must uphold American citizens' rights worldwide under international law. He praises candidates Dunn Rounds Anderson Marquiss and Stuart for clear platforms and urges voters to select three across parties, complimenting them for intellect and dedication.
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Hughes
Road and political pledges urge voters to decide statewide issues
The piece notes Marquiss and Stuart supporting good roads legislation and a state wide prohibition referendum. Dunn Rounds and Anderson back the same platform. It promotes Seley for judge as mentally and morally qualified and mentions Uncle Sam funding Wyoming under a constitutional amendment promoting better roads. It reminds readers to vote in their precinct.
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Marquiss
Stuart
Dunn
Rounds
Anderson
Seley
Sam
Wyoming
Voter rights affirmed to vote in general election
A statement clarifies that skipping the primary does not bar participation in the general election. It stresses the right to vote for whom you choose and encourages support for Mr Hughes in the upcoming election.
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Mr. Hughes
Judge Metz Mames Speech in Sheridan Hall
Judge Metz of Sheridan gave a speech claiming farming roots and stressing that law is a side issue. He praised rural credits and the eight hour law while omitting key details and urged support for Hughes on war. Mrs John Youngman won three prizes at the state fair for fancy work.
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Metz Mames
Judge Metz of
Sheridan
Hughes
John Youngman
Town Notables and Local Notes Highlight Community Life
Sylvester Stull and others testified in a land matter last Thursday. A champion woodcutter on Elk horn is mentioned but limited by a sore toe. The C I Clark home is ill. Mrs. Clark Edith and the boy are indisposed. Janie Brown’s new house is praised as modern. Bryan Buros returns from Flute country, grown markedly. H H Kiehl returns from St Paul and eastern trips on business. John Cochran sold his 320 acre New Haven ranch to Lewis Atkinson increasing Atkinson ranch value. President defers war to Congress. Echo cites Hughes as a future great president. Lewis Atkinson visits from New Haven on land business, crutches but improving. Birch Lobban and family visit town. reports of new barn and large house in their country.
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Sylvester J. Stull
W. R. Wesley
H. G. Hauber
Elkhorn
C. I. Clark
Bryan Buros
H. H. Kiehl
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
John Cochran
New Haven
Lewis Atkinson
Atkinson
Congress
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Lew
Birch Lobban
Thanksgiving trade request from Mrs Houtz at Aladdin
Mrs Frank Houtz asks how many turkeys geese and ducks she can spare for the Thanksgiving trade. Write her at Aladdin 30 tf.
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Frank Houtz
Aladdin
Willing Workers Meet and Local Notes in Alzada
Willing Workers plan a meeting with Mrs. Everett Engle on Friday November 10. J M Mike Terhune has bought a garage interest in Alzada and moved there to lead the venture. Lieut. Harry Johnson recounts war front stories during a town visit. Surveyor Blatt promotes road improvements and reminds voters about the November 7 road amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Engle
Chas. Hiuber
J. M
Mike) Terhune
Alzada
Earl Wood
Harry Johnson
Sherman
Blatt
Holbrook Seeks Voter Support for County Clerk Post
In a countywide appeal M D Holbrook pledges service to the county and asks voters for support at the next election. He notes his duty prevents him from visiting every voter and promises to dedicate himself to the office if elected.
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M. D. Holbrook
Constitutional amendment urged. names listed for state election
Voters are urged to support the good roads amendment to the State Constitution. The notice also backs F. C. Marquiss and J. B. S. Art for State Legislature representation.
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Hulett and
Alva
Dunp
Ewe
Clark
Miss Goldieriggs
Soldiers Grove
Wisconsin
Krimmer
Sam Storm
Mel Brown Place
Sutton Horn
Rodney King
Good Roads
Uncle Ee
F.C. Marquiss
J. B.$ Art
People's
People’s Banke
Mulett State Bank
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