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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
6
Robert L. Kissick of Greybull Wyoming declares candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican primary voters in August. He seeks the office through the party's selection process.
Charles B. Mann of Cowley announces he will seek the seventeenth Wyoming legislature seat. Enrollment depends on Republican primary August 22. Support from friends requested.
Mrs. Zella Murphy announces candidacy for re election as county clerk subject to the will of the Democrats of Big Horn county expressed at the August primary.
To the voters of Big Horn county H. B. Black announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county attorney in the August primaries.
Coroner Dr. M H Smith announces candidacy for re election in Big Horn County. He states he will run subject to Republican primary voters in August.
William Collins of Greybull announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket in the August primary. He asks for support from voters and outlines his intention to serve if elected.
Incumbent John L. Ladfair announces via The Standard his candidacy for re‑election as Clerk of District Court. He states the August primary will decide confirmation by Republican voters.
Local resident announces run for sheriff in the upcoming August 22 primaries. Born in the county, he pledges loyalty and lawfulness and asks for support from all good citizens.
Sheriff B F Wickwire announces his candidacy to succeed himself in the upcoming Republican primary in August and asks for the support of voters. He notes his present incumbency and asks for the will of the party.
Frank Christensen declares his bid to win the Republican nomination for sheriff in the August 22 primary and asks supporters for aid from friends to secure the nomination. May 26.
J L McMillan announces his bid for the office of sheriff subject to Democratic voters at the August primaries.
A letter from L A Bowman states he is not a politician nor seeking public office but will serve as Representative if Republican voters in the county deem him suitable. He pledges to give his best effort to that end and signs sincerely.
At a Hot Springs County board meeting last week officials approved ending deputyships and special services extra compensation during and after the war’s high cost of living period.
In a U S Military Academy graduation address Secretary Weeks warns that without a global restraining force of armies civilization could collapse. He compares a strong military to police for cities and cautions taxpayers about underfunding defense. He notes opinions on army size vary after major wars and points to regional neighbors to judge the issue.
A three to twenty minute hailstorm struck Lodge Grass Tuesday afternoon causing widespread damage. Gardens alfalfa and wheat were ruined or delayed. Roofs damaged windows shattered with 90 percent of storefronts affected. J. E. Sharp suffered major losses with $2,500 in stock ruined as the Independent newsroom flooded and delayed publishing.
Winifred Patten declares self a candidate in the Republican primaries on August 22 for the county treasurer position and seeks support from friends and supporters.
A Big Horn County voter announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as State Representative. The candidate argues drainage assessments burden farmers and proposes state loans to drainage districts at low interest with long amortization to reduce annual payments.
The wedding took place at 6 30 p m last night at the home of Mr and Mrs D W Middleton as Miss Vera M Hubbel became the bride of Mr Robert L Kissick. Present were Mr and Mrs L C Klein and the couple will drive to Greybull tomorrow where Kissick is employed with the First National Bank.
Bluejacket's Warriors traveled to Thermopolis last Sunday and defeated Thermop 6 to 3. Jim pitched well with seven strikeouts and both teams had seven punchouts each. Thermop scored on Greybull's pitcher while Thermop managed three safeties to Greybull's five. Moen hit three batters and threw three wild pitches in one inning. No game next Sunday as the Indians seek opponents farther from home.
Acknowledges neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of R. J. Crandall. Signed by W. H. Crandall and family. Also notes Jack Shreve and Harold Armitage drove to the lake above Cody reporting very high water and poor fishing.
There will be no services at Emblem next Sunday as the writer will serve Lutherans at Worland that day. W. C Rehwaldt.
Captain Wills speaks at 11:00 at the Christian Church with Children’s Day exercises at 8:00. Sunday School and Christian Endeavor follow at regular hours.
JT Luke's Episcopal Church holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. The Salvation Army meets in the old Wagner building Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Sunday school and gospel meetings begin at 8:00 p.m. CAPT W H Wills leads. All welcome.
Christian Science services are held in the Masonic hall every Sunday at 11 oclock with a Sunday school at 10 oclock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Notice is published by the United States Land Office Buffalo Wyoming on May 20 1922 that Rosa D Horton widow of William A Horton of Greybull Wyoming filed for final three year proof to claim land described in her homestead entry of June 25 1917. Proof to be made before the Register and Receiver July 8 1922. Witnesses include George Winslow A I Wilson Florence Beck and William Rogers all from Greybull Wyoming. James D Gallup Register. 5 29-6 30
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