Lincoln County Republicans Sweep County and State Tickets
The late election yields show a Republican landslide in Lincoln County with majorities for the state ticket and full county ticket support. Notable results include Democrat George W. Tanner for assessor winning by 48, and Republican Marshall Reynolds for county attorney toping the county ticket by 437. The Social and Progressive votes fell sharply, while overall county turnout barely rose from two years ago.
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Lincoln County
George W. Tanner
State ticket canvass hints at GOP lead after rough results
Report notes Republicans appear to lead the governor by a large margin while Secretary of State Houx, a Democrat, trails by about 100 votes with later official returns pending. It cites Lincoln and Uinta counties showing the Republican ticket elected, and recalls a light tally in Uinta. A separate note recalls a Ford incident involving a rancher's poultry order and a scolding chicken remark.
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Lincoln
Lincoln County
Star Valley
Houx
Campbell
Oaben
Albany
Lincoln and
Uinta Couoties
Osborne Law
Orlando Harru
Uinta County
Ford
Daily Papers Seek Fresh War Headings for Headlines
Editors face the task of crafting timely war headlines each day as the conflict evolves, with editors racing to present clear summaries and compelling prompts for readers.
The Prohibition Move in Wyoming This Week
A Wyom ing prohibition proposal aims to limit sale and manufacture of alcohol. The measure seeks state level action with local option votes and would affect municipal authorities and tax funding for enforcement.
Confidence in Republican Legislature to Uphold Progressive Pledges
The article argues that the upcoming January session of the Republican legislature will not back away from the party platform's progressive goals. It notes big voter support, a united party, and returning reform-minded legislators who will pursue the people’s ideals, while acknowledging possible questions and minor errors.
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Cheyenne
Friday Tag Day in Kemmerer for Red Cross relief
Friday is Tag Day in Kemmerer to aid the Red Cross in helping Belgian sufferers. Rock Springs urges a Buy a Ton of Coal campaign as a frugal winter measure. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving but a shadow of war darkens the nation and many destitute abroad deserve thought.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs
United States
Friday Tag Day aids Red Cross drive in Kemmerer
The state wide Red Cross Tag Day reaches Kemmerer on Friday November 27 with badges selling for ten cents up to larger sums. Local chairman P. J. Quealy reports 1200 tags received and distribution assigned to teachers and clubs. High School girls plan to canvass Friday while K A LeHows family relocates to Walters house.
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American, Red Cross Association
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Waratricken
Europe
K. A. Morton
Cheyenne
P. J. Quealy
Clasene
Nat
Local Short Notices Mixed With Thanksgiving Plans
Local notices mention Dan Conley seeking work in hospitality from Diamondville area. Mr and Mrs Ernest Holmes to entertain at Thanksgiving dinner. Mr LB Halbert and Mrs Nevins visiting from Pocatello for Wool Growers dance. M Hoskins from Cokeville, plans to return on No 18. Mite Marie Peeeman to Rock Springs for Thanksgiving with family. Mr Preeusas and Miss Schult, teachers at the high school, will attend events.
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Ernest Holmes
Manjuls
LB Halbert
Nevins
Pocatello
Hoskins
Coke Ville
Lincoln County
Marie Peeeman
Rock Springs
M. Preeusas
Sraggard Schult
Maverick Vote Law Draws Criticism From Newspapers
The daily Republican quotes a local editor condemning the absent voter law as dangerous and prone to fraud. The piece argues it undermines secrecy and could delay results, urging repeal for safer elections.
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Saab
Almené
Canvaming Board
Canouring Board
Eas Wit
Larauie Daily
Repeblican
Boy Finds Greenback on Street and Returns It
After a $20 bill is found on a Wednesday afternoon, Simmy and later Jimmy bring it to the printing office seeking reward. The owner is identified as Mrs. Lyon Hathban, who had lost the bill, and she offers $2 to Jimmy. The tale ends with groceries intended as payment later for the finder, while another boy, Albert, also attempts to claim the money but ultimately concedes to the owner’s claim.
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Inet
Salter
Sterff Hansen
Jimrule Sneddon
Simmy
Jimmy
Lund
Iag
Jack
Lyon
Albert
Hench Announces Candidacy for House Speakership
Hench, a leading candidate from the district, declares his bid for the speakership. He argues he is well qualified and suggests Hot Springs county would gain from a Springs area speaker.
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Teartirapeeie Hemdion
John M. Hench
Judge Craig to Move to Evanston After Long Wyoming Service
Judge Jay Craig plans to relocate his home to Evanston with his daughter Mary and will remain in Hollywood until February before returning to Wyoming for re districting. He will be joined by his family as Indigo Advances notes his move amid routine district court duties and pending court orders.
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Todge
Craig
Indigo
Mary
Hollywood
Calif
Jome Knight
Justce
W. T. Tidball
Cond
Nurses Home furnishings project in Kemmerer
The Kemmerer Young People's Republican club voted to raise funds on December 12 with proceeds to furnish a nurses home connected to Linclon County Miners Hospital. Dances have supported the effort as nurses remain crowded in the hospital building.
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Kemmerer & Nurses Home
Baflt
Linvoly County
Young People’s Republican Club of
Kemmerer
Moose Dance and Banquet Opens Loyal Order Event
At the Lyceum theatre this evening the Loyal Order of Moose presents its Third Annual Hall and Banquet. The hall is being lavishly decorated and committees work to assure a successful occasion. The banquet, held in the old Fellows banquet hall, is hosted by the Altar Society of St Patrick's Church featuring turkey with dressing and cranberry.
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Lyceum
Loyal Order of Moose
Ite
Lanquet
Old Fellows
Altar Society
St. Patrick's Church
Mrs Emily Henderson Opens Delicate Tea Store in Downey
Announcement that Mrs Emily Henderson has rented a Downey building to open a delicater tea store offering home made cookery cakes pies bread mulls calads meat pull ding s and light lunches. She will cater for parties and suppers and takes orders in her time. Community support is expected. Mr Henderson is well known locally.
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Emily Henderson
Downey
Henderson
Epowa
Kemmere? Tod
Leghorns for Sale and Odd Papers Offer
Leghorn cocks and hens offered by Mrs Lee Payne and Opal Wyoming. Spring stock priced at 11d and 1.00 each. Old papers for ante ag thief officer notes included in listing.
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Lee Payne
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