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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
6
The readable portions describe a special train and a statue procession with references to women, wives, sisters, and mothers urging a vote for a figure named Mighes. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
The record notes General Me Hughes facing questions about sincerity in advocacy for Votes for Yeomen while Gov Me Tighes vetoes a measure granting women teachers equal say in merit. The debate centers on equal work pay and political support.
The article reviews Billie Root as a leading statesman figure delivering a Carnegie Hall address on a Thursday evening. It criticizes Republican campaign rhetoric for focusing on criticisms of the Democratic Administration rather than presenting a future path. It questions voter guidance and the campaign's promises, highlighting perceived partisan clarity and attack.
Fragmentary editorial highlights Jackson's Hole and Green River Valley as underfunded by county commissioners over two years. It urges electing James Commissioner to ensure disbursement of road funds and public money to the region, naming candidates Hodge and Budge Br.
Robert R. Rose, nominated for County and Prosecuting Attorney, asks Jackson Hole voters to support his bid. He claims the county spent 3600 to employ outside prosecutors this term and pledges to run the office without county expense for outside help if elected.
The event includes Senator Warren arguing against Republican control, praising some GOP actions, and criticizing the Democratic losses. He cites government spending on the Van Risk Insurance Bureau, nitrates plant, and other emergency measures, while urging intervention in Mexico and commenting on the railroad strike. piano solo performed by Miss Delonas entertains attendees.
County coroner candidate J P Fererarnicx of Kemmerer addresses Lincoln County voters in a general election appeal dated November 7 101 arguing for efficient office administration with minimal taxpayer expense He accuses Senator Clark of opposing direct elections of senators and price regulation for armor plate and of aiding big business over labor rights in the Senate.
Former Governor Joseph M. Carey, on stage with John D. Clark, Democratic nominee for Congress, asserts he supported Theodore Roosevelt’s progressive platform and thanks God for his role in the 1912 convention. He claims two-thirds of that platform has become law under Woodrow Wilson and pledges to vote for the continued advancement of Wilson’s policies.
The note urges readers to take Chamberlains Tablets when discouraged by indigestion and biliousness, claiming relief within a day or two. It emphasizes that nervousness and discouragement often stem from digestive issues and praises the tablets as especially valuable, with the product stated to be attaché everywhere.
Wyoming’s Thirteenth Legislature proposes two constitutional amendments for the November 7, 1916 general election. Amendment One allows state school funds to be invested in state and national securities with strict trust protections and no losses to affect school funding. Amendment Two authorizes state aid or direct involvement in constructing public roads and highways, permitting use of land grant proceeds and dedicated revenues for road improvement while easing prior internal improvement limits.
A quotation from Exchange urging self-scrutiny before judging others. It stresses sweeping away personal misconceptions to pursue truth and mercy in judgment, noting the need to remove one’s own beam prior to addressing others' errors.
The Angelus and a prayer to the Holy Virgin were instituted by Urban II. It has three verses and each verse ends with the salutation Ave.
A guest thank you note describes a charming and refined dinner hosted by Hostun Tran expressing gratitude for a gracious evening and to be perceived as a feckun fechauffe affair. The message underscores hospitality and pleasant conversation.
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