Lincoln County Results Show Republican Ticket Dominance
The late election yields a strong Republican sweep in Lincoln County with majorities for the state ticket and county offices. Variations in county results show independents and minor parties with limited impact, while social and progressive votes fade. The report notes slight increases in overall turnout but a small shift compared to two years ago.
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Lincoln County
George W. Tanner
Lincoln
Star Valley
State Ticket Counts Point to Republican Victory
Report from the state canvass indicates the Republicans lead the governor by a large margin. Secretary of State Houx, a Democrat, trails by about 100 votes with Campbell and Albany still awaiting official returns. The full Republican slate appears elected. Lincoln and Uinta counties show the same trend. A rural anecdote touches a Ford grinding a poultry fancy into a punchline.
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Houx
Campbell
Oaben
Albany
Lincoln and
Uinta Couoties
Lincoln County
Osborne Law
Orlando Harru
Uinta County
Daily Papers Eye Fresh War Headlines Soon
Readers anticipate new war headlines as editors plan daily updates and revisions to reflect evolving events, aiming to capture developments and front page impact.
Prohibition Move Sparks Wyoming Legislation Debate
The article reports a heated push in Wyoming for local option on prohibition with proposed measures to restrict sales to incorporated cities and set penalties. It notes federal action to curb enforcement, mentions varying municipal attitudes, and calls for a statewide vote in the fall while outlining implications for local governments and revenue.
Confidence in Republican Legislature to Pass Progressive Laws
The editorial argues the upcoming January session will honor the Cheyenne platform and promises of progressive reform. It notes the large party majority, renewed party unity, and returning allied lawmakers, while conceding possible debatable measures and occasional errors, but maintains public confidence in future legislation.
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Cheyenne
Tag Day in Kemmerer and Coal Drive in Rock Springs
Friday brings Tag Day in Kemmerer to aid Red Cross Belgian sufferers. Rock Springs endorses a Buy a Ton of Coal slogan to aid winter needs. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day amid wartime shadows with gratitude for a peaceful nation and thoughts for destitute people abroad.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs
United States
Friday Tag Day for Red Cross in Kemmerer
The state wide Red Cross Tag Day arrives in Kemmerer on Friday November 27 with tags priced from ten cents and up to support relief in war torn Europe. P J Quealy coordinates local efforts with 1200 tags distributed to teachers and clubs and high school girls to canvass the town.
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American, Red Cross Association
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Waratricken
Europe
K. A. Morton
Cheyenne
P. J. Quealy
Clasene
Nat
Local notices and social events from Dan Conley and neighbors
Additional Local Dan Conley came over from Cumberland last evening seeking work in store hotel or restaurant. Mr and Mrs Ernest Holmes will entertain at Thanksgiving dinner. Dr Manjuls and family, Mr LB Halbert and Mrs Nevins visit from Pocatello for Wool Growers dance. M Hoskins from Cokeville to return today. Mite Marie Peeeman leaves for Rock Springs to spend Thanksgiving with her party. Meet M Preeusas and Miss Straggard Schultz teachers at our high school.
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Dan Conley
Cumberland
Lady Phone
Diamondville
Ernest Holmes
Manjuls
LB Halbert
Nevins
Pocatello
Hoskins
Coke Ville
Lincoln County
Marie Peeeman
Rock Springs
M. Preeusas
Sraggard Schult
Maverick Vote Law Provokes Heated Post Election Debate
A Labrador adversarial letter from the Daily Republican criticizes the absent voter law as dangerous and prone to fraud. It argues the law erodes secrecy, delays results, and invites manipulation by election officials and canvass boards.
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Saab
Almené
Canvaming Board
Canouring Board
Eas Wit
Larauie Daily
Repeblican
Boy Finds $20 Bill Then Returns It to Owner
A boy, Simmy, finds a green $20 bill on a street and seeks the owner. After stories and delays, Mrs. Lyon Hathban identifies the bill as hers, returns the money, and leaves Jimmy $2 as a reward. The youngster later tries to reclaim the money with groceries, but the owner has claimed it.
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Inet
Salter
Sterff Hansen
Jimrule Sneddon
Simmy
Jimmy
Lund
Iag
Jack
Lyon
Albert
Hench Enters Race for House Speakership from District
John M. Hench, a leading candidate in Hot Springs County, declares his bid for the state house speakership. He argues his fitness and urges party support, contending the Springs deserve consideration for the top post.
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Teartirapeeie Hemdion
John M. Hench
Judge Craig to move to Evanston with family
Longtime Third Judicial District judge Jay Craig will relocate his home to Evanston with his family extending his tenure with the district. He plans to travel to Hollywood before Christmas and stay until late February, then return to Wyoming. during his absence Judge Tidball of the second district will preside locally.
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Todge
Craig
Indigo
Mary
Hollywood
Calif
Jome Knight
Justce
W. T. Tidball
Cond
Nurses Home Furnishing Drive Underway in Kemmerer
The Kemmerer Young People's Republican club plans a December 12 fundraising event to furnish the nurses home linked to the Lincoln County Miners Hospital. Funds raise through dances and local miner groups aim to end nurse housing crowded in the hospital.
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Kemmerer & Nurses Home
Baflt
Linvoly County
Young People’s Republican Club of
Kemmerer
Moose Dance and Banquet at Lyceum Theatre
Loyal Order of Moose hosts the Third Annual Hall and Banquet at the Lyceum theatre this evening. The hall is being festively decorated and committees work to ensure a successful event. The Altar Society of St Patrick's Church will serve a turkey with dressing and cranberry banquet in the old Fellows banquet hall. Everyone is invited.
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Lyceum
Loyal Order of Moose
Ite
Lanquet
Old Fellows
Altar Society
St. Patrick's Church
Downey opens new Delicater Tea Store by Emily Henderson
Mrs Emily Henderson rents a Downey building to launch a delicater tea store offering home made cookery such as cakes pies bread moulds salads meat dishes pull dings and more. She will serve hot cocoa chocolate light lunches and welcomes patronage. Henderson is well known in Kemmerer and will cater for parties and suppers.
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Emily Henderson
Downey
Henderson
Epowa
Kemmere? Tod
Leghorns for Sale in Opal Wyoming Auction
Poultry ad lists thornbred huse crumb brown leghorn cocks for sale spring price 11d each. Contact Mrs. Lee Payne and Opal, Wyoming for details on purchase and payment options.
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Lee Payne
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