Ridgely Announces Pro-Reform Wyoming Gubernatorial Stand
Hilliard S. Ridgely states his support for Republican principles from Cheyenne and vows an honest economical administration. Born 1874 in Iowa, Ridgely rose from farm roots to North Platte High School, University of Nebraska Law, then U.S. attorney for Wyoming. He built a prominent Northwestern Wyoming legal career and led progressive local groups before pursuing the Wyoming governorship.
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Wilcox & Halligan
Lincoln
College of Law
University of Nebraska
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University Law School
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State Game Warden Visits Kemmerer After Four Months
State game warden WH Seebohm spent last Wednesday in Kemmerer then returned to Lander after a four month stay with Jackson Hole's big game field operation. He notes little activity this year and few resident hunters due to amended conditions from the European war, with many pre-arranged guides canceling hunts, keeping numbers down across the state.
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Kemmerer
Lander
Jackson Hole
Via. Cody
Sesbobin
Another Park for Kemmerer
Town planning advances in Kemmerer feature a new park proposed by Mr. Quealy in front of the hospital, extending to take part of the existing ball park. A curved boulevard will connect Ash and Topaz to the hospital, reaching the Diamondville road. The area is being subdivided into new blocks, creating a desirable town section with the ball park awaiting fencing and improvements as conditions permit.
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Topaz
Diamondville Road
Weason
Mondell Fighter for West Lands Leader in Congress
Mondell a Wyoming representative and re election candidate, long chaired the House Public Lands Committee and as author of expanded homestead and coal land entry laws helped settle vast Wyoming acres. He led three year homestead reforms ensuring fee simple titles and backed oil rights, shaping western public land policy.
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Weatax
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House Public Lands Committee
General Land Office
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