Political Announcements and Election Outlook in 1914
The document lists Republican and Democratic candidates for county offices including Auditor Commissioner and Sheriff, with names such as H. Peters, John B. Bevin, and M. Reynolds. It notes Carl Cook reconsidering reelection and hints at party pressure and possible independent challenge in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard
Rifealy
Repblicwn
Beate Tremmirer
Gates
Belvol
Praneis
Smith
Boraytts
HK Peters
Cmeninaioner
John B. Bevin
L. (. Jonwen
Chunney
Hisrald R. Harrieun
Rimbeor
Reynolds
McMinn
Bal Hareon
Special Subscription Offer and Local Election Notes
Readers urged to subscribe to The Camera at 50 cents through November. Notes on editor stances refuse to sign county petitions and assist candidates. Local chatter questions hogging legislative seats and party politics in Lincoln and Uinta counties.
Wyoming Progressives plan full state ticket in coming vote
Sheridan telegrams report state Chairman Gottlieb says the Progressives will field a full Wyoming slate with candidates for congress and state offices. Names named include FH lve for congress Minnie Williams for superintendent and MON Grant for state auditor, with other posts undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sheridan
Isead
Gottlieb
The
Progremives
Wyoming
Congress
Minnie Willisiis
Goldy
Whoalsy
Siamese Exhibit to Panama-Pacific Fair Ships Royal Parties
The King of Siam will be represented by his brother Rajani at the Panama-Pacific Exposition and will send a sacred white elephant Siamese dancing girls and other features. A battalion of Siamese troops will attend and officers will travel aboard the King's private yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Rajani
Local notices and visits mix with travel plans in Frontier area
Local items show Cook and kitchen help sought at The Hoskins and visitors like PJ Quealy at Cokeville. trips discussed to Lava Hot Springs and Salt Lake City. Frontier Supply Co reinstalled a 250 kilowatt turbine after lightning damage as residents discuss roads, medical treatment, and car purchases including Studebaker ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Quealy
Cokeville Ranch
Platt Wilson
Lava Hot Springs
Alshoffer
Frontier
Mra. A F. Laley
Fourth of July Luncheon by Ladies Group
The Ladies of the LhDS provide chicken sandwiches vegetable salad cake and coffee for a Fourth of July luncheon. The event runs from noon at the FB Banquet Hall with a 50 cent plate price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhds
Loo
Kemmerer Ball Park
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Extra July program at New Kemmerer theater features Nichols Trio
Special program led by Mr. Whitten includes the Nichols Comedy Acrobatic Trio from Sullivan and Considine touring Kenpr ees Circuit. They arrive from Salt Lake City and perform with the Vitagraph feature The Wreck described as a thrilling railroad drama. The theater has arranged railway rights and two locomotives for a simulated wreck scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitten
New Kemmerer Theater
Nichols
Sullivan and Considine
Eunes
Salt Lake City
Vitagraph Company
Emery Gor
Sheriff Posse Responds After Night Break-In At Ranch
Deputies and a sheriff’s posse traced a series of break ins to a ranch home where several horses were found missing. Warrants were issued following the arrests of Jill Lundey and Joe Walker, but the pair were later released for lack of evidence. The investigation continued Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Posse
Pos Lobele
Sher
Leputies Samiok
Kay Hurke
Feradereue
Ieee
Arceethe
Romehore
Howard
Jill Mlundey
Joe Walker
Gene Melady Heads South Omaha Firm Visitor in Kemmerer
Gene Melady general manager of a South Omaha stock firm toured Kemmerer returning from a trip through Ciah Maho and Wyoming. He reports strong stock conditions with enthusiastic growers and predicts high cattle and sheep prices this fall due to demand and shortages. The firm, led by Larry Melady in cattle and Walter Lake in sheep sales, has grown into a top market with extensive sheep and cattle operations across the intermountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Melady
Melandy Fires
South Omaha
Kemmerer
Maho
Wyoming
Corn Belt
Melady
Went
Inite
Larry Melady
Walter Lake
Cokeville
Gene
Tommy Sneddon Is Married in Salt Lake City
The surprise news states that Thomas Sneddon of Diamondville married Goldie Roberts of Cokeville in Salt Lake City last Thursday. The couple plans to visit Long Beach, California, before returning to Diamondville to settle. Sneddon, son of Mr and Mrs Thos Sneddon, has run a road mining business and is described as enterprising and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’, Sneddon
Diamondville
Salt Lake City
Goldie Ruperts
Cokeville
Lian
Long Beach
Cal
Roberts
Pred Butgerty
Sneddon
Ared Mra
Thos, Sneddon
Dinemondtville
Wade
Jolin
Kinney Visit Highlights Local Sheep Ranching Ties
Joe Kinney of Cokeville traveled to Kemmerer on Friday with employee Joe Espilatier to file for naturalization papers. He later moved on to Stock Springs for a day and is tied to the large Kinney sheep and ranching interests of his father Ti Kinney who is spending the summer in Portland with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney
Cokeville
Joe Espilatier
Joe
Tock Springs
Juv
Ti Kitney
Portland
Possible Wresting Bout Looms in Kemmerer Circuit
Rumors indicate a wrestling match may be staged in Kemmerer within weeks. Promoters Chas J Dyer and Alex Scott back local wrestlers including Jack Harbertson of Iden and Victo Halen of Diamon, with matchups drawing on weight differences and potential subplots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Tve
Kemmerer
Feu
Chas J Dyer
Alex Scott
Jack Harbertson
Iden
Vietur
Marler
Arraig
Bumper Hay Crop Highlighted by Clarence Holden Family
The Holden family reported a bumper hay crop this year following a Saturday work session. The event drew local attention to a productive farming season and was noted for its strong yields across the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Holden
Shah Abie Mabe
Jos Bay
State Treasurer Lam Candidate Seeks Wyoming Nomination
State Treasurer Lam announces candidacy for the Wyoming nomination to the office, subject to the will of Republican electors at the August 18, 1914, election. He pledges strict accounting of state funds, faithful performance of duties, and a progressive, honest administration, appealing to citizens who favor good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Wyoming
Itr Orenne
Ansset
County Commissioner Candidate Announces Candidacy
Louis Dr Naky Grover announces for Lincoln County Commissioner as a Democrat. He has lived 26 years in the county, held public offices, and pledges to restore trust and improve Lincoln County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Lincoln County
Louis
Naky
Grover
Wye
Lynch Timmis Mass Unites Timmis and Lynch at St Patrick’s
Thomas Wilson Timmis and Mise Catherine Lynch were united in marriage at St Patrick’s Catholic church yesterday at 9 am. The ceremony was conducted by Father T D Lynch with assistants from Montpelier and local altar boys. The couple left for Salt Lake City en route to Akron Sleights Ohio to establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Patrick's Catholic Church
Thomas Wilson Timmis
Mise Catherine Lynch
T. D. Lynch
DeStoppe
Montpelier
Mahlon Quealy
Jimmy Mack
Alter Boya
Masa
Gussie
Helbig
Mendelohon
J. A. Christmas
Josephine Lynch
Aley
Wesema Vasig
Carolyn Elliot
Mre
Irene Matthews
Mint Howard
Lester Pratt
Arthur Culverly
Timmin
East
No 17
Salt Lake City
Akron
Unio
Keunmorer
On the Trail Ed Harrett Guides Sheep to Fortage
Ed Harrett travels with Green River Rocks Livestock Co toward Posail with sheep in good condition. They were shorn at Big Island and weighed about 54 000 pounds. The voyage faces typhoid and a three week hospital stay, but he is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Tiverock Springs Livestock Co
Posail
Big
Pleasant Trip Notes From Kemmerer to Ogden and Salt Lake
A report details Jack Matthews his wife and family and Jack Jones leaving Kemmerer for Evansville visiting Ogden Salt Lake and Reighrd vote of Littleghom City and Cogan Wak. They start the journey without puncturing and lire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Matthews
Jack Jones
Kemmerer
Evans Gual
Ogden
Salt Lake
Litteghom City
Cogan
Rhp
Gene Noble Back in Health After Renewal
In thaw back in The O e a aekan renewed lu health af the) which Was recently per tered at sn aa and how Sule yarned to the tases lant week
Pope Bron Family Plans Summer on Cottonwood
The father and mother of the Pope Bron of Daniel on Cottonwood arrived in Kemmerer Thursday from Walnut Kansas. They were met by their son John and will drive to Daniel to spend the summer on Cottonwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Bron
Daniel
Cottonwood
Kemmerer
Walnut
Kan
John
JoAN E Erwin Seeks Re election as Lincoln County Commissioner
A notice announces Joan E Erwin as a Democratic candidate seeking re election to Lincoln County Commission. The entry specifies a two year term and states the candidacy is subject to the August primary voters will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Chas
H. Peterson
County Commission
Joan E. Erwin
Taken in Her Prime on their return from Salt Lake
Mrs. Eri W. Smith returned with her mother Mrs. J. J. Smith who will stay a month. The death of Mrs. Smith's sister cast a shadow over a Utah home after seven months of illness. She left a husband and two sons, ages 12 and younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Eri W. Smith
J. J. Smith
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Carl Cook
Stedden
Goll
Cook
Carl Cookbin
Oneh Fhe
HH. Knabe
Tribune
P. O. Box
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Uke Creek
Colorado
Oak Creek Times
Koube
Medicine Bow Times
Cowboy Rangers
Cheyenne Tribune
TH Camus
Evanston
Uinta County
Donald McAllister
School of Instruction
Harry Zick
Te State Optical Association
Spechanat
the Hoskins
Frontier Supply Co
V. J. Brown
Ranger Monovening
Mra Brown and
Son
Misa Ella Phelan
Reginald Evans
Studebaker
M. Ogiwara
Susie
C. EB. Watson
Ernininag
Ang
Wn Watson
Hy Noekout
South Omaha Commission
Tommy Sneddon
Married
Joe Kinney
Chas. Olson
Fontenelle
Kerometer
Logan
Utah
Charley
Smithfork
B. Watson
Fr. Bridger
Gene Noble
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Lyceum Theatre
Triangle Park
Bouchie
Howe Curt
Ize
Laon
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