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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1918
Page
6
A 1813 newspaper entry lists THUS. D. ONELL as a Democratic aspirant for State Senator from Lincoln County, inviting support for the August 20 primary and promising full backing if nominated and elected. It also notes candidates Jensiver for Representative and Robert Re. Rose for County Prosecuting Attorney, urging votes and pledges on prohibition, education, taxation, and wartime measures.
Tildert Taysom of Kemmerer Wyoming appeals for voter support in Lincoln County election efforts. He argues that his past experience uniquely fits county needs, promising improved service and a greater reduction in costs through seasoned management.
George W. Tanner of Kemmerer Wyoming announces his bid for re election as County Assessor on the Democratic ticket at the August 20 1918 primary. He thanks supporters from prior terms and asks for continued support.
To the Republican voters of Lincoln County T Munter Salmon announces his candidacy for county commissioner under the four year term in the August primary of 1914 He appeals for voter support citing his knowledge of Lincoln County funds and a fair honest administration from Kemmerer Wy June 20 1914
Public notices announce candidacies for Lincoln County offices. J A Christmas of Kemmerer seeks the prosecuting attorney nomination, pledges prompt county business handling and vigorous case prosecution. Nellie Rathbun, also of Kemmerer, announces for Clerk of Courts, cites 30 years in Lincoln County, business experience, and intent to run if primary voters support her August 20, 1918 election.
Jas W Glasgow seeks the Democratic nomination for Justice of the Peace in Kemmerer Precinct after four months appointed service. Ben Bell announces as Republican candidate for Lincoln County Sheriff. Primary election set for August 20 1918.
Frank P. Cranney of Afton Wyoming announces candidacy for State Senator from Lincoln County. He touts two terms as Representative, urges voting for experienced leaders, endorses prohibition, and pledges to address campaign issues as they arise. Cranney thanks supporters and asks for primary votes on August 20.
Lincoln County candidate Clark announces bid for State Representative in the upcoming August 20 primary. He vows a square deal, nationwide prohibition, better school organization and equipment, alignment with School Code Committee suggestions, and support for the President. Clark cites ranching and teaching experience as qualification.
Lingeln County voters are urged to consider me as a candidate for the four year term. I announce for nomination at the primary on August 20. I pledge to support fair administration and proper distribution of county affairs and to give full attention to road maintenance and county trade.
The mints produced 129,110 new coins valued at 42,596,895 dollars in the fiscal year ending last June. Operating 24 hours most of the year, the output included over 500 million cents, about 3 million nickels, 24 million half dollars, 45 million quarters, and 118 million dimes.
American sports updates feature Pitching Horseshoes and the film Keys of the Righteous starring Enid Bennett. The Paramount release reviews praise Bennett and Mary Manning, noting strong supporting cast and engaging story lines. Showings are listed for New Kemmerer Theatre with matinee and evening options.
OSCAR BECK, a Lincoln County resident and former state legislator, announces candidacy for State Senator. He pledges to uphold the Republican platform, citing 30 years in the home precinct and one term in the lower house as qualifications for representing Lingoln county. He asks voters to back his bid in the August primary.
A Lincoln Republican seeker's note states that friends have urged him to place his name before Lincoln voters for the county attorney position. The message emphasizes support from local Republicans and requests consideration by the party.
The American Iron and Steel Institute urges mine owners to supply waste scrap iron and steel to the U S Fuel Administration. A shortage of scrap material exists and much is idle at coal mines awaiting collection. The appeal seeks patriotic action to move waste metal to market and free regular mine labor for other wartime tasks.
A wartime expansion shows dependents of United States soldiers receiving larger payments. May totals reach $5,000,000 with 30,000 officers allocating $1,000,000 among families, NCOs, and privates, while nearly $60,000,000 of Liberty Loan bonds are expected to be paid for by the second Liberty Bond.
A fragment notes members of the Army were turned over to purchasers during pareweaving abiotmenly mods for the purpose. Details are unclear due to incomplete text and missing context.
Receipts reached 16 431 983 dollars in July as wartime thrift sales topped prior records. Fire during the nine days of July contributed 46 552 525 dollars to total receipts for the period.
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