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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1918
Page
6
A damaged OCR style political notice from Lincoln County Wyoming announces a Catholic candidate for County Treasurer subject to Democratic primary voters August 20. The document lists goals to reduce the tax role, cut county costs, and support financial reforms while urging voter support and cooperation with party lines for the August primary and nomination for State Senator THOS. PD. O'NEILL and NEIL.
Grover Jenben announces candidacy for Representative from Lincoln County at the August primary. He pledges to back National Prohibition Amendment ratification, strict enforcement of prohibition, and school tax reform to benefit Wyoming’s wealth distribution and war efforts, citing years of experience in school and public matters.
Oscar Beck of Piney Wyoming announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator representing Lincoln county legislative unit. He cites prior state legislature experience and 30 years in his home precinct, pledging to support the Republican platform if nominated and elected. July 6, 1918.
The note advertises tablets aimed at stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. It urges trying the medicine and claims first class quality at a quarter. It emphasizes personal benefit and affordability.
Notices announce Lincoln county positions including county commissioner county attorney and clerk of courts. Candidates Gunner Salmon Christmas and Nellie Rathbun outline experience and pledge fair administration and vigorous prosecution of county business. Primary date August 20 1918 Kemmerer Wyoming listed.
A telegram from the County and Prosecuting Attorney to K B Rose indicates C Padden has been located. The message suggests the suspect, linked to two local incidents, likely fled to Kemmerer and faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses.
Cokeville readers are invited to a Chautauqua program from July 21 to 26 featuring talks by leading speakers, music, humor, and entertainment. The event aims to inform and engage a wide audience with diverse offerings, with proceeds benefiting the Red Cross.
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