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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
12
The Kemmerer Camera announces a weekly Wednesday publication schedule with a yearly subscription price of $2.00.
The Nebraska legislature approves consolidation of Omaha and its suburbs including South Omaha Benson Flat gree and Dundee under one city. James H Clause named president of the state board of icee commissioners with H R Millard as secretary. Shafroth predicts Wilson’s unanimous Democratic renomination. News notes Easter worship, prohibition talk, and boxing bout aftermath in Havana.
Mrs. Anna C Potter widow of Robert F Potter publisher of the Douglas Enterprise states she will continue publication. She aims to maintain the high standard and confirms the first issues under her guiding hand prove she is capable. Friends across the state wish prosperity and the newspaper fraternity welcomes a new lady publisher.
The message notes Theodore Roosevelt would support any Republican candidate over Woodrow Wilson, except Taft, who cannot be considered again. Roosevelt’s campaigning could ensure victory, while the GOP faces internal strains over patronage and unity.
A Utah veteran argues against a broad prohibition and notes existing laws allow public expression on prohibition. He claims state unity would be undermined if one region dictates policy for others. The piece reflects constitutional debate on statewide versus local views.
The text presents an unclear discussion with placeholder names and garbled phrases about wool prices and market uncertainty. It suggests producers consider selling and awaiting clearer signals, with emphasis on weighing advice and timing amid fluctuating conditions.
Cour age of March reports Thomas Sneddon resigns as superintendent of Diamond Coal and Coke Co in Diamondville. Wm Good, a mining engineer from Montana, is named as successor. The company has acquired the property.
Tig CAMENA resumes displaying European war scenes in its windows. Weekly London Illustrated News and London Graphic provide striking images of war havoc and city scenes. The aim is to refresh pictures two to three times weekly and offer preferred images to interested foreign citizens.
An Overland Model 41 touring car is hailed as the region’s most daring motor feat for driving to the Hole in the Rock near Phoenix Arizona. The 30 percent incline over loose gravel required no helper push and the vehicle reportedly climbed unaided despite two sharp cliffside turns.
The Hallowell Concert Company presented a memorable program at the Lyceum theater Monday evening. The performance drew strong applause and was praised as one of the best musical events the city has seen, with dancers and performers earning warm congratulations from the audience.
Proclamation declares a town election in Kemmerer Lindel county Wyoming to be held on a May Tuesday for mayor and two council seats. It sets terms of one year for mayor and two years for council members and describes polling location and procedures for the vote.
The 1913 case against Roy Montgomery, Gillette mayor, over white slavery charges via importation of two Denver women is set for a circuit court mandate to Leavenworth. Montgomery remains free on bond as the appeal moves toward sending the removal order to U.S. Marshal Dan Hudson.
James E. Jewell aged 38, former supervisor of the Wyoming National Forest, was found dead in a Salt Lake City hotel room from natural causes linked to valvular heart disorder. He had served a decade in forest service, worked in Idaho mining districts, and planned a survey map for stockmen before leaving the service. He is survived by his wife and four children. funeral plans to be arranged after his arrival in Salt Lake.
Lily Langtry the acclaimed English actress will appear in a photo play at New Kemmerer theatre this Sunday. The program includes a dramatic feature about Laur a Sera House and a vaudeville act by Woolsey and Mehr from the Pantages circuit with ticket prices posted.
Local residents travel for business and social visits as commissioners plan for April meetings. Dr J S Newland opens an office at the Hotel Hathaway and promises care from a Cincinnati medical college graduate.
Notes indicate viaduct widening work and approach upgrades are hoped to be supported by the company to allow a footpath. If town responsibility falls, only passage widening near the turn beyond the pan is expected, a known hazardous spot for automobiles and teams to meet.
An unnamed colored man named Andy was arrested last evening for unlawful entry and stealing liquor from a building. The report notes he was employed last Sunday and allegedly carried an armful of oils before being taken to jail. The details are incomplete and the location is not fully clear.
Mr KH and Binkley returned to the city after spending the winter in Denver, where they had been residing for the season.
The Carbon County Journal notes wool selling near 30 cents per pound with buyers in Rawlins, citing L. B. Vivion of Shirley Basin who recently sold 200000 pounds. Journal quotes Scotty Molay refusing bids as market rumors spread and details remain scarce.
Feliz Alsten the warden of the state penitentiary visited Kemmerer to meet county commissioners about sending ten prisoners for road work on the Cokeville Star Valley road. Arrangements include a bailiff and cook with subsistence provided by the county. The project aims to improve local commerce and taxable value by creating a new road within the state.
The nurses of Lincoln County Miners Hospital host a May 1 dance in the Lyceum to raise funds for a furnished Nurses Home. Tickets go on sale during visits with the aim of supporting a good local cause. the nurses promise a good time.
The Gabardi Remodeling Building project on lower Pine Avenue is underway with Veal Gaberdle overseeing the work for Lidcolu Lumber Co. The front entrance has been opened to access the upstairs, which is expected to be used as a rooming house once completion occurs.
A four reel motion picture based on the Book of Judith presents the tragedy of Judith and Holofernes. The film features the fall of the Assyrian camp and Holofernes murder, followed by the city’s ruin at the New Kemmerer theatre on Friday April 3.
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