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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
6
Several Lincoln County politicians publish primary declarations. THUS D OY NELL of Big Piney seeks State Senator on the Nesorratte Hei 1 banner. POOl C I BNSAN of Grover announces for County Prosecuting Attorney. ROBEERT KR ROBE of Kemmerer runs for County Prosecuting Attorney on the Democratic ticket.
Hildert Pavson of Kemmerer Wyoming asks voters for support at the primary on August 20. He touts two years to place Lincoln County on a cash basis, claims extensive city finance experience, and pledges to cut tax burden while reducing county levies. Pavson emphasizes county needs, past service, and leadership in county finances.
George W. Tanner announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Assessor at the upcoming primary on August 20, 1918. He expresses appreciation for past support and seeks continued backing in the current race. July 16, 1918.
A 1918 political notice from T. H. Hunter Salmon of Kemmerer, Wyoming, declaring candidacy for county commissioner. He appeals to voters, outlines desired equitable fund distribution and progressive administration, and pledges to rely on voters’ judgment and support guarantees in office.
DACAR BECK of Wyoming appeals Lincoln County Republicans for August primary backing to represent Linn County in the state senate. He cites one previous term in the legislature, 20 years in his precinct, and pledges to uphold the Republican platform if nominated and elected.
Power county attorney announces candidacy to Lincoln Republic voters after pressure from supporters. The call seeks official support from local Republican electorate ahead of primary.
J A Christmas of Kemmerer Wyoming declares his candidacy for the nomination of county and prosecuting attorney, stating he will, if elected, give prompt attention to county business and vigorous prosecution of cases, in a July 6 1918 public notice ahead of the August 20 primary election.
Mrs Nellie Rathbun of Kemmerer Wyoming announces candidacy for the Clerk of Courts in Lincoln county. She cites long residence in the county and practical business experience to earn voter confidence ahead of the August 20 1918 primary.
Jas W Glasgow of Kemmerer Wyoming declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for Justice of the Peace in Kemmerer precinct. He notes four months of appointment by county commissioners and asks voters for August 20 primary support. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability. July 22 1918.
Tam Frank P Cranney of Afton announces candidacy for State Senator from Lincoln County. He cites two terms as Representative, urges experienced leaders during crisis, champions prohibition, pledges to discuss all campaign issues and thanks supporters in the run up to the August 20 primary.
MEREND CLARK of Auburn Wyoming announces candidacy for State Representative from Lincoln County subject to the August 20 primary. He vows a square deal for all, support for prohibition, improved schools and salaries, better equipment, and alignment with School Code Committee recommendations while backing the president in the war effort. His background as a rancher and teacher, plus school trustee duties, prepare him for the role.
A candidate announces seeking the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner of Hin ing county for a four year term. The statement pledges a businesslike administration and careful handling of county funds and maintenance, if nominated or elected.
A Lincoln veteran files a nomination petition for State Representative in the Lincoln county unit, pledging to support the Republican platform and oppose organized labor while stressing thrift and war-time economy. The filing is credited to BA Kemmerer, July 2, 1918, with a note on the Thrive by Thrift campaign.
The article discusses how the gold mining industry faces rising costs with prices for commodities escalating 26 to 400 percent while gold remains fixed. It argues for government measures to support miners, offset higher costs, and sustain production amid wartime demands, citing McAdoo on gold as essential after food and ammunition.
King George did not bake pancakes at the YMCA Eagle Hut in London where the cake bakers nearly collapsed. The Eagle Hut secretary arranged for the soldiers and sailors to bake and demonstrate batter and pancake frying for their hungry comrades. A man sized portion with maple syrup cost six pence.
The Federal Trade Commission accuses 15 leading U S oil firms of gouging profits with Standard Oil of California alleged to have 65 percent return on invested capital in late 1918. Critics call the report biased, citing gasoline shortage fears and a campaign for high prices.
A Wyoming notice from Kommorer dated July 22 announces a candidacy for the Lincoln County Sheriff nomination in the upcoming primary on August 20. The filing emphasizes statement of intent to uphold law and asks supporters to recognize the candidate’s bid.
The article announces Margaret P Nicholson of Kemmerer Wyo as a Republican or nonpartisan candidate for County Superintendent. She appeals for support at the primary on August 2, 1918, grateful for past backing and seeking continued aid from friends.
Moan by birth and physically incapacitated as labor announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Kemmerer Wy. He asks Democratic voters and others to support and respect his bid, dated July 24 1918.
The text condemns a policy accusing businesses of war profiteering and warns it would deter production and investment. It critiques government tax revenue impact and suggests limited job placement offers by a Nebraska school, urging patriotic duty amid office shortage.
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