Appeal Against Sneddon’s Printing Control Sparks County Row
A Carson City era column accuses Sneddon’s paper of misrepresentation about county printing costs and bids. It defends The Camera for underbidding rivals Barnard Bros. and Bristol Paper Co. and warns of political retaliation if Sneddon’s allies win. It calls for preserving Lincoln County printing from the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneddon
Eagle
Barnard Bros
St. Louis
Bristol Paper Co
Cheyenne
Uinta County
Idaho Senator Borah as Potential Republican Presidential Candidate
Collier's Weekly notes strong Idaho support for Wa E Borah for president and cites Borah and Lodge as two in line for the Republican nomination. It argues a western candidate could unite the party and challenge Wilson, with Roosevelt looming as a possible Progressive nominee and Borah gaining admiration from Roosevelt.
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Idaho
Wa. E. Borah
Loli
Collier's Weekly
Lodge
Horah
Miseienippi River
Colliers
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Senator Borah
Mr. Borah
Fairy Tale Show Draws Crowds In Kemmerer County
The people of Kemmerer and nearby communities will enjoy a rare treat on Saturday evening, Oct. 17, as the Kapablivans present two fairy stories at the Lyceum. The cast includes local youths from Lincoln and Wesod counties with rehearsals ongoing. An audience turnout is expected as tickets are urged for the charity performance.
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Kemmerer
Senate
Keun
Lincs
Smeking Rechevtion
Chas Mae Ladien
Catholic Church
Star Valley
Young
Lincoke
Lanai
2010 Commissioner Race in Ulata County Defeated by Two Votes
In a hard fought campaign in Ulata County a Republican surge aided Dewmecrete candidate Mr. Sandner who qualified in every way to serve. The race was decided by a narrow two vote margin and forecasts a large future tally for the winner.
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Old Ulata
Sandner
Lincoln County
Carl Cook
Cook
Democratic County Central Committee
Subscription notices urged for delayed payments in papers
In the sear fevers Te Camens will send an annual subscription statement. Management asks those in arrears to remit to ease distribution. Each paper’s address tag should display the date when the subscription expired to help track renewals.
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Trowbie
Election notices and historical reflections in Lincoln county
Voters hear support for Chim H Peterson's re election for county commissioner and praise for Carl Cook's independence for Lincoln county clerk of courts. The piece cites Chicago's great fire and recovery to frame local politics and notes Cook's Republican tenure and Democratic endorsement.
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Chim H. Peterson
Nicholson Seeks Reelection To Lead Lincoln County Schools
The piece praises Maggie F Nicholson county superintendent of schools and Republican candidate for reelection. It credits her with organizing Lincoln county's school system, notes delays at Grot but asserts her persistent effort and leadership will benefit the district for the next two years, and argues voters should honor her continued service.
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Maggie F. Nicholson
Lincoln County
Nicholson
A Worthy Candidate For the Legislature
The Jackson Hole region presents W C Delaney as a strong Republican candidate for the state legislature. Delaney, raised in Uinta and son of pioneer Chas Delaney, has long aided the Jackson Hole area and served in the legislature from Evanston. He is about 35, engaged in the family mercantile business, and would influence big game laws with informed guidance. The Democrats lack a Jackson Hole candidate, risking regional representation in the next council.
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Jackson
Lincoln County
W.C. Delaney
Uinta County
Chas, Delaney
Wyoming
Evanston
Jackson Hole
Delaney
Wibe
Jackson Hobe
Atte Counell
Ballot Logistics Delayed in Lincoln County Election Process
County Clerk Harrison faces delays in sending ballots to 60 precincts over two weeks. Printing troubles and late state and legislative ticket distribution from Cheyenne complicate the process, with a 26 day limit after filing closes and concerns over district lists.
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Harrison
Thi
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Rock Springs National Bank Names New Cashier
At a Monday directors meeting Robert D Murphy was chosen to succeed the late H Van Deunen as cashier in recognition of faithful service. Murphy has twelve years with the Rock Springs National, rising from bottom to top and is considered capable of meeting all requirements. Mrs H Van Deusen was placed in charge of the bank insurance department. Bill Moreland was in town to tend to customers and replenish Camundo’s and Cordove cigars.
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Rock Springsliner
Rock Springs National Bank
Robert D. Murphy
H. van Deunen
Bob
Rockerings National
Mra H. van Deusen
Bank
Wreck Averted by Man on Short Line Rail
F Julius Anderson found a broken rail on the Short Line track below Diamondville last Thursday afternoon and reported it to the Diamondville agent. The rail, new but cracked by a splinter, was moments ahead of No 1 passenger train, delaying No 18 by about an hour for replacement.
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Diamondville
F. Julius Anderson
Hallowe'en Dance Planned by Kemmerer Bachelor Girls
The Bachelor Girls of Kemmerer organize a large Hallowe'en dance at Lyceum theatre with the Lociebee orchestra. Apple cider will be served, and the venue will feature special decorations as spooks and goblins stand by for a festive night.
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Kemmerer
Hallowe'en
Lyceum Theatre
Second Death Visits Hansen Home
A third child Nellie aged three died last Thursday at 4 am in the Hansen home. Master Dan remains critical but showed temporary improvement after regaining his sight. Nellie’s funeral was Friday at 1 pm with burial beside Huby in Kemmerer cemetery.
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Ed Hansen
Nellie
Dan
Huby
Kemmerér
Little Huby
Lambs and Sheep Markets Report From Omebs Sale
Ere Smith returned from the Omebs market Sunday with nine carloads of sheep. Ewes sold around 4.75, hoggets at 56.0, lambs about 674. Weather hampered turnout. expectations hint at an upward trend for the market as the season progresses. The report notes political bias rumors among observers and cautions against credence to rumors from campaigns.
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Smith
Omebs
Hire
Gates Clinches Republican Nomination for State Treasurer
Herman B. Gates wins the Republican nomination for state treasurer by a large margin in the primaries. He has bank experience in Thermopolis and Worland, and previously represented Hasin counties in the last legislature. His campaign emphasizes his public service record and statewide appeal.
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Herman B. Gates
Herman Gates
Thermopolis
Worland
Hasin
Gates
Cattle Market Outlook and Fall Shipments From Green River Valley
Prices for cattle are uncertain as fall demand grows and European needs remain unclear. Local shipments gather from Piney and Opal with several outfits, including Ball Osterhout Budd brothers and Mickelson, planning drives toward Omaha. If prices rise with European demand, shipments proceed. otherwise traders may hold for spring.
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Prank Ball
Piney
Opal
Mr. Ball
Budd Brothers
al Osterhoot
Dan Budd
al Osterhout
Ajo Sumith
Omaha
Charley Kali
Daniel
James Mickelson
Cary
Green River Valley
Tobe Huston
Harvey Scott
O Neil's New Car Impresses Friends in 1917 Haick
O Neil reports his new Haick seven passenger car, 56 horsepower, impressing peers. The model features vacuum feed and tangential steering with enhanced comfort. Riding quality is described as improved and the owner is pleased with the purchase.
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Tom O'Neil
Haick
Mandal
Cord
Eury
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Hansen Home
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