America First on German-American Loyalty in 1916 Platform
The article argues for patriotic allegiance by foreign born Americans, praising German-Americans for loyalty to the United States. It asserts the Democratic platform condemns aiding foreign nations and cites German-American support for Hughes and Wilson’s stance on Germany. It frames the campaign as a test of patriotism over factionalism and emphasizes adherence to international law.
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Democratic Party
America
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Germany
Wilson
Justicer Hughes
Kaiser
Local Campaign Urges Citizens to Seek Public Office
The editorial calls for earnest participation in county and local elections urging men and women from all parties to place strong candidates. It compares county government to a large corporation, urging public service as a civic duty amid ongoing national political calculations about Roosevelt Hughes and Wilson.
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Lincoln County
Matters of Good Roads Continued from First Page
A Utah road conference highlights eight of nine hour work rules, slogans about public interest, and a surge in road enthusiasm driven by autos. Delegates tour Ogden area road work, including a concrete road built by convicts at high cost but lasting, plus canyon trips to artesian wells feeding Ogden. Government and club officials praise Weber club hospitality and plan next meeting in 1917.
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Pwblic
Automobile
United States
George Sutherland
Jonah
Spry
L. F. Knetpp
Ogdenalt Lake
Ogden Canyon
Ogden City Sully
Orden
Ogden
Weber Club
H. M. Rowe
Theodore Turner
Pocatello
James P. Casey
Mensra
Peterson
Papworth
Lincoln County
Chiropractics Help Patient Walk Without Crutches
An advertisement quotes John Stevenson praising chiropractic care from Elk Hotel in Kemmerer Wyoming. He says he used crutches until May 16, then two adjustments allowed him to walk and improve his health.
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John Stevenson
Thom
Elk Hotel
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Town Property for Sale on North Pin with Three Houses
Property listing for a lot on North Pin in Kemmerer featuring three houses. Buyer to contact vraen Collett for details and terms. Sale appears to be affordable and suitable for investment or redevelopment in the town area.
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North Pin
Vraen Collett
Kemmerer
Kemmerer County Officials Meet on First Tuesday
Lincoln County officers led by chairman Smoot gather at the Kemmerer courthouse on the first Tuesday each month to review bills and conclude their work. until then, sessions remain in progress and bills are settled prior to month’s start.
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Kemmerer
Opal Notes on Summer Influx To Local Ranch Areas
Joseph Crompton bookkeeper for Opal Mercantile traveled to Kemmerer to purchase outfits for haying season. Notables like TM F Whalin and family arrived en route to LaBarge ranch. Various residents guests and teachers visit in upper country while cattle movements and summer plans unfold.
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Joseph Crompton
Kemmerer
Opal
F. Whalin
Rock Spriggs
LaBarge
Ming Mildred Graham
Cheyenne
Jennie L. Lester
Waterloo
Iowa
Scott's Ranch
Lincoln Lumber Wins Contract for 4000 Dollar Barn
The Lincoln Lumber Company secured a contract this week to build a 4000 dollar barn on P. J. Cokeville ranch for housing his fine herd of thoroughbred livestock. The Daily Drovers Journal Stockman notes a Missouri sale of 42 Shorthorn cattle totaling 45135 dollars, averaging 1083 dollars per head.
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Lincoln Lumber Company
P. J. Cokeville
Quealy
Dally Drovers Journal- Stockman
Missouri
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America First
New York World
Roosevelt
Dave Rasmussen
Rock Springs
Chiropractics
Kemmererommissioners
Chas
Tommy Facinelli
James Petrie
LaBarge Ranch
Lauretta
Lauriens Hackenbers
Green River
Mrs. W. W. Solliday
al Payne
Jersey
Cache Valley
Idaho
Big Piney
J. H. Perkins
Henrietta
Oklahoma
H. A. Brinton
George Watts
Ednn Cardwell
Watts Ranch
George Monk
Vigo Miller
Sirs. M. Radford
Jason Radford
James Chrisman
Nkemmerer
Wyo
Zornes
Seri
Tis
Pammaere
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