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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
14
A set of political notices from Lincoln County Wyoming announces candidacies for State Senator D O Nell Ness or related, and Representative and Prosecuting Attorney positions. They pledge support for party goals, repeal of federal amendments, and faithful public service pending August primary. Candidacies listed include T. O Nell Ness, C. Ibsan, and Robert Kr. Robe.
Hildert Pavsom of Kemmerer Wyoming appeals to voters for Lincoln County treasurer in the upcoming primary on August 20. He praises his 14 months in office and county work experience. He promises a cash-based county ledger within two years, reduces taxes and improves services, urging voter backing.
Orige W. Tanner announces his candidacy for reelection as County Assessor on the Democratic ticket at the August 20 1918 primary. He thanks supporters from prior elections and solicits continued backing. July 16 1918.
Nomination paper from T. Hunter Salmon of Kemmerer Wyoming in 1918 seeking the county commission seat for a four year term. He appeals to voters, pledges progressive administration and equitable funds distribution, and asks for support from the electorate and business leaders.
DACAR BECK of Wyoming appeals to four Hopabilvam voters in Lincoln County asking for support in the August primary for the State Senate. He pledges to uphold the Republican platform, notes one prior legislature term, and cites 20 years in his home precinct to win voter confidence.
Lincoln voters are urged to consider a call by a local attorney, who states he sought the Republican nomination after strong encouragement from about 101 supporters. He aims to serve the county as their representative in the upcoming election.
J A Christmas of Kemmerer Wyoming declares candidacy for the nomination of county and prosecuting attorney, stating he will run in the Republican primary on August 20. He pledges prompt attention to county business and vigorous prosecution of important cases. July 6, 1918.
To the Republican voters of Lincoln county I announce my candidacy for the nomination for Clerk of Courts, subject to the August 20 1918 primary. My long residence in Lincoln county and business experience will justify confidence in my ability to conduct the office. Mrs Nellie Rathbun Kemmerer Wyoming June 20 1918.
Jas W Glasgow announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Justice of the Peace of the Kemmerer Justice and Constable Precinct. He has served by appointment for four months and asks voters for August 20 primary support. If nominated and elected he will perform duties to the best of his ability. Kemmerer Wyoming July 22 1918.
Tam Cranney announces candidacy for the State Senate from Lincoln County in the August 20 primary. He notes two terms as Representative, stresses experience, support for nationwide prohibition, and intent to address campaign questions and wartime policies. Afton Wyoming.
Merend Clark of Auburn Wyoming announces candidacy for Lincoln County state representative subject to the August 20 primary. He pledges a square deal for all, stronger prohibition, better schools and standards, higher salaries and equipment, and support for the School Code Committee while backing the President in war efforts. His background as a ranchman and teacher is cited as fit for duties.
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A Lincoln county candidate files for the State Representative seat in the Republican primary. The text notes loyalty to the Republican platform and opposition to organized labor, referencing the International Typographical Union. Dated July 2, 1918, in Kemmerer, Wyo.
Industrial voices warn that while other commodities soar up to 400 percent, gold prices stay fixed breaking production incentives. They urge price stability and tax relief for gold miners to offset higher costs and keep supply flowing during wartime pressures. McAdoo calls gold essential after food and ammunition, urging government action to encourage production.
King George did not flip his own pancakes during a visit to the YMCA Eagle Hut in London where six cake bakers were overwhelmed by 6124 American soldiers and sailors seeking breakfast. The hostel encouraged the bakers to prepare and demonstrate batter and griddle techniques for the hungry troops with a man sized portion sold for six pence.
The Federal Trade Commission accuses 15 leading U S oil companies of profiteering and targets Standard Oil of California for a reported 65 percent profit on invested capital in late 1918. Critics allege the agency and oil sector manipulated data to justify high prices. The industry meanwhile expands production amid rising prices, but some fear overstatement of profits and uncertain future demand.
A candidate announces intent to seek the Lincoln County sheriff nomination at the Republican primary to be held August 20. The filing notes the candidate aims to uphold the law and urges support from local voters in Wyoming.
The last legislature decided that a candidate for County Superintendent of Belouls be nominated and elected on Non-Party tickets. Margaret P Nicholson announces her candidacy for the nomination and seeks support at the primary on August 2, 1918, in Kemmerer Wyoming.
Moan by birth and educated, physically incapacit ed as labor, announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Kemmerer Precincts. He pledges competence to protect voters’ interests and asks for support in the forthcoming election. Kemmerer Wyoming, July 24, 1918.
A reader condemns alleged government policy framing business as war profiteers and warns it would chill production across industries. The piece argues such stance harms investors, executives, and revenue from war taxes, and mentions young women seeking civil service prep and a Nebraska town call for job prepayment programs at local commercial schools.
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