Mondell's Record of Western Development in Congress
The article praises Wyoming representative Mondell for steering major western development measures. It highlights the Enlarged Homestead Act, surface rights protection, coal land entry, and irrigation certificate laws, plus numerous public buildings and mine rescue efforts benefiting Wyoming and the region. It notes his leadership on public lands, irrigation, and tariff issues, and his insistence on practical development over permanent government control.
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Mondell
Mendel
Wyoming
Bureau of Mines
Arizona
New Mexico
Mende
Yellowstone National Park
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Montana
Congress
Senate
Showhone Reservation
Nelle P. Lareen
Walter W. Keefe
Johnson County
Brainden
Erghone
Cheyenne
Robert McPhillamy
Amelia Dunbar
Samuel Smith
John Shaffer
Francis Fuller
Benj. D. Chase
Dennis
Green River
Basin
Buffalo and
Cody
Wyo
West
Congres
Mandel
Ondel
MMI
Crus
Secretary of ‘the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
House
Interior Department
Cannon
House of Representatives
W Seana
Loyal Public Servant Cited by State Leader
A tribute praises the enduring loyalty and service of a state figure described as a valuable asset to the people, emphasizing steadfast dedication to constituents under all circumstances.
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W. O. Carleton
Will Wood and wife Return from Laramie and Colorado
Will Wood and wife came back from a trip to Laramie and Colorado points. Will served as a delegate to the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge. Miss Janet Kelly begins as the town school’s third teacher, starting last Monday as the faculty expands. Co L Calvert returns from Omaha with livestock and pursues a campaign for commissioner.
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Will Wood
Laramie
Colorado Points
Will
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Janet Kelly
Back from Sey mour Texas and Ewart Montana
The Misses Katie May and Neil Humphries return from Sey mour Texas and Raymond Keith and wife come home from a month in Ewart Montana. Raymond notes the sale of several horses during the trip. J R Padgett is quoted as doing time for the Globe this week.
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Katie May
Neil Humphries
Seymour
Texas
Raymond Keith
Ewart
Montana
Raymond
J. R. Padgett
Globe
Cadwell and Rundell Married and Move Near Rockypoint
Ernest Cadwell and Miss Jessie Rundell have joined the great couples of our town. They are among our popular people with many friends who wish them well. The newlyweds will reside near Rockypoint.
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Ernest Cadwell
Jessie Rundell
Rockypoint
Prospectors Hoyt Davis and Storm on West Tour
A. E. Hoyt L. R. Davis and Del Storm left Sundance last Tuesday heading toward Wel come Beulah Aladdin Hulett Magorecroft and Gillette. The party is described as lively and ready to stir up activity.
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A. E. Hoyt
L. R. Davis
del Storm
Sundance
Welcome
Beulah
Aladdin
Hulett
Magorecroft
Gillette
Debate Over Succession Power and Carey Allies
The text argues against Carey and his Republican Democratic advisers, warning that Warren or Clark could die within four years and the governor could appoint a successor. It urges voters to reject such change, calling it unaffordable and risky.
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Warren
Clark
Carey
Wyoming Republicans and Progressive Critique of Mistakes
The speaker argues no party escapes errors and officials can fix missteps, praising action over inaction and challenging others to do better.
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Wyoming
Forest Service plans pine and spruce planting project
The Forest Service builds a telephone line to Willow Springs country while Supervisor Knowles plants pine and Douglas fir spruce. The latter species have been successfully planted in similar forests, marking an advance in forest management efforts.
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Forest Service
Willow Springs
Knowles
Judge Parmalee for district’s fall election
The piece urges voters to reelect Judge Parmalee this fall, praising his fitness and urging citizens to retain him for future guidance and reliable decisions.
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Parmelee
County Commissioners Face Ballot in Local Election
The county electorate will choose two commissioners for two and four year terms. Candidates include Tinckom from Hulett and James Hejde from Aldadin representing east and north areas, with Krause the current east district holder. The column urges voters to support Tinckom and Heide for experienced stewardship.
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Tinckom
Hulett
James Hejde
Aladdin
Krause
Tinskos
County Surveyor Candidate F W Blatt Endorsed
F W Blatt, a Crook County homesteader and engineer of note, seeks the county surveyor post. He has found long lost corners and settled many line questions, and would apply the latest approved methods to road surveying with technical accuracy and reliable service.
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F. W. Blatt
Crook County
Coroner Candidate Roberts Positioned for Quick Contact
Coroner C. Roberts is the candidate for the position and is described as qualified and reachable by prompt call. The statement notes consistency in him being able to perform the duties efficiently.
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Hee
C. Roberts
Forsyth Pioneering Wyoming Leader Remembered in Senate Service
Robert B Forsyth a young telegraph operator rose to Rock Springs merchant, Union Pacific dispatcher, and Rock Springs mayor. He served Sweetwater County in the state senate where he earned respect for fairness and progressiveness and led as auditor hopeful on the auditing committee.
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Robert B. Republica
Robert B. Forsyth
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Western Union
Rock Springs
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Rawlins
Green River
Union Pacific Coal Company
Hanna
Orsyth
Ite
Sweetwater County
Robert B. Forsyths
Senate
State Senate
Forsyth
Support Mr. Roberts for coroner in local race
The transcript argues for Mr. Roberts as a suitable and honest candidate to succeed the current coroner. It praises the present coroner Darlington and urges voting for Roberts to fill the office.
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Roberts
Darlington
Mr. Roberts
County Superintendent Candidate Miss Cleo Richardson
Miss Cleo Richardson chosen by Republicans to lead for county superintendent. A Crook County educator with long local ties and a strong supporter base, she is said to be legally qualified with a valid teaching certificate and well regarded by friends across the county.
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Cleo Richardson
Crook County
Durkee Seeks County Assessor Post Amid Call for Clean Records
The article lauds Durkee for keeping books straight and clean through his terms as he campaigns for the county assessor role. It emphasizes the office's importance and the need for knowledge of values and ownership, noting his experience and duty to voters.
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Durkee
County Attorney Noble Favored in Fall Race
County Attorney Noble is described as the likely choice this fall by all parties. He faces a tight race against time and is urged to aim for a 2 01 record as he pursues the position.
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Noble
Young Wakeman Captures Nomination For County Treasurer
W. E. Wakeman is named the nomination winner for county treasurer. The young candidate has built a life in the county, caring for his semi invalid parents, establishing a home, and earning a reputation free of smallness or meanness. He deserves favorable consideration and your vote.
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W. E. Wakeman
Mr. Wakeman
Wakemen
Clerk of Courts Implied Election Endorsement
The piece advocates voting for Mauch as the first clerk of courts, praising his four years of experience and thorough knowledge of duties. It argues he is the trusted choice for this new office and urges readers to remember X L Maunoh for clerk of courts.
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Mauch
X L Maunoh
Baker Named County Clerk Candidate by Republicans
County voters are urged to support X C F Baker for county clerk. Baker, two terms as county treasurer, is described as highly familiar with office work and capable of managing the clerk’s books. He is the Republican candidate with no opposition and seeks broad support.
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County Clerk
F. Baker
Baker
C. F. Baker
Spellman Named Republican Candidate for Crook County Sheriff
For sheriff, O A Spellman is the Republican nominee. He ran once when in quarantine and performed well. An old-time cow puncher and Crook County resident, he is trusted by many friends. Expect efficient leadership and careful deputy selection. Remember C A Spellman.
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O. A. Spellman
C. A. Speilman
Bear Lodge Mines Report Promises Rich Ore Body
State Geologist Hall presents assays from Bear Lodge gold mines calling them the best batch he ever made. He notes a large ore body with potential values around five dollars per ton and promises a detailed report forthcoming despite some cautious notes.
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Bear Lodge
Hall
Mullen Offer Seeks Local Vote on Dem Policies
The text urges voters to support Mullen in Crook County as the candidate aligning with Taft or Roosevelt policies. It argues local matters matter and defection from a rule benefits party managers, prompting readers to prove support by voting for Mullen.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Mullen
Crook County
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Ee W. Mondell
Bielek
Cc. L. Calvert
Omaha
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