Republican Resolutions Advocating Wyoming Reform 1914
Delegates at Cheyenne Wyoming in April 1914 adopt resolutions urging laws to protect women's rights and child welfare, support for state services, good roads bonds, immigration bureau, nonpartisan judiciary, woman suffrage, primaries, and sane tariff and conservation policies. The platform criticizes Wilson's foreign policy, urges initiative and referendum, and supports road and educational reforms. It calls for public oversight, railroad regulation, and improved convict and labor policies.
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Republican Party
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pionarers
Wyoming Trial Institute
Democratic Resolutions Endorse Wilson and Reforms in Wyoming
Wyoming Democratic state central committee outlined support for the Wilson administration, state leadership, recall of officers, equal suffrage, labor and public school reforms, blue sky laws, a state utilities commission, and better roads. It criticized Republicans while urging voters to compare records. Albert Pfeiffer of Cokeville talked of bounty work on wolves and coyotes, fueling depredation claims and showcasing dry farming scenes from Bear River country.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Cheyenne
G. Hopkins
Wilfid O'Leary
Democratic State Central ‘Committee
Wyoming
Woodrow Wilson
Mate Meckerent
Carey
Albert Pfeiffer
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Peter Olson
Pfeliter
Bagelog
Pfeiffer
Hin
Bear River Country
Lige Christensen
Green River Democrat Rewarded Rook fringe Miner Hubert A1
Hubert A1 Lawrence of Green River has been named deputy collector of Toterngroyenus for Wyoming with Sheridan as headquarters. He traveled to northern Wyoming to begin duties after nearly twenty nine years in Green River. The Green River Lodge held a farewell banquet and presented him a silver plated travelling bag with inscription. The newly organized Chapter H. A. M. in Rock Springs was named for him.
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Hubert A1
Lawrener
Green Hiver
Toterngroyenus
Wyoming
Sheridan
Green Hivee
Lawrence
H. A.M
Hock Springs
Biw
Mrs Palmer Leaves the Valley for Idaho Visit
Mrs Palmer leaves the valley for Nampa Idaho for a week’s visit then plans to join Mr Palmer at Hurahoe Kewt Idaho where he has accepted a railroad position. The Palavers trade their home for a number of years and their departure will be regretted by their teleads, who are legion, with wishes for health wealth and prosperity.
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The
Palmer Love
Nampa
Ioho
Mr. Values
Hurahoe Kewt
Idaho
Palaer
Railroad
Comany
Palawers
Ith Keunwever
Legion
Aden
Turning Cattle Out in Green Hiver Valley Spring Timber
Reported spring turning of cattle in Green Hiver valley as growers send herds to range. Frank Dall first to move cattle into Cottonwood territory with stronger bunch following, as range feed improves. Cattlemen anticipate a prosperous year aided by heavy snow supplying melatins for range.
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Green Hiver
Frank Dall
Cottonwood
Notice of Sale of Refused and Unclaimed Freight
Notice of sale of refused and unclaimed freight. Shippers state sale will occur at Oregon Short Line Company’s freight depot, Li[n]coln County, Oregon, to highest bidder for cash to cover freight charges and advertising costs. Described goods include sheep dip and other items. sale conducted by Kansas firm Ha Wea God Hr Me Miia and agent Ferd. W. Dealorangl on date to be announced.
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Noto Ft
Hervey Gyven
Miley
Oregon
Linouinscounty
Kansas
Deailorangl
Kemmerer Seeks Bids for Agate Street Sewer Project
The Town Council of Kemmerer invites sealed proposals for a sewer line on Agate Street starting at North Pine intersection and extending about 1000 feet to Emerald Street. Work includes underground tile sewer and manholes with bid deadlines in April, with right to reject all bids.
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Kemmerer
Agate Street
North Pine Ageits
Lot Atang
Hue
Ron Rly
Iitermction
Ench Street
Luin
Nk Toto
Whhats P
Proclamation of Kemmerer Town Election
Proclamation by Mayor W Brandon of Kemmerer Wyoming ordering a town election on May 12 1914 at City Hall for mayor and two councilors, terms one and two years, polls open from nine to seven, town officers to be elected and qualified. John Mason Town Clerk.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Kenmerer
Kenoerer
I. C. Watt Brandon
Town of Kommerer Seeks Proposals for Street Grading
The Town Council of Kommerer will receive sealed proposals at the Town Mall for grading Beered Street in Erauk. Proposals must be directed to the City Engineer and received by April 14. Bids to be opened in the municipal hall with project details and bidding instructions.
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Gounell
Kommerer
Erauk
Fis
Zew Glen Ak
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Immigration Bureau
Remy Caleern
Ha Wee
Atlantic Seaboard
Villas
Nssata
United States
Edad Banc
Politi al
Uni
Administration Committee
Federal Reserve
Missouri
Mountain
Brincie
Bismarck
Anheuser-Busch
Ely
A. Molinar
Diamondbiils
UY Nce
Pera Tem Ellis Sp
Will Prymicta
Nakita
Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Democratic Party
Green River
John Mason
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