The Kemmerer Camera Weekly Subscription Notice
The Kemmerer Camera announces weekly publication every Wednesday. Subscription price is two dollars per year.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
4
The Kemmerer Camera announces weekly publication every Wednesday. Subscription price is two dollars per year.
The Nebraska legislature passes a bill merging Omaha and its suburbs Benson Flat Gree and Dundee into one city. James H Clause, a Rawlins sheep man and Carbon county Democrat, is named president of the state board of irrigation commissioners with H R Millard of Chayenne as secretary. Easter observances are noted and national politics discussed including Wilson as Democratic nominee. News also reports Willard defeating Johnson in Havana and the white opponent’s claim to the heavyweight title.
Mrs. Anna C Potter widow of publisher Robert F Potter announces she will continue the Douglas Enterprise. She vows to maintain its high standard and the first issues under her guidance show she is capable. Friends across the state wish her prosperity and the newspaper field welcomes another woman publisher.
The text notes Theodore Roosevelt would support any Republican candidate against Woodrow Wilson except Taft. Roosevelt campaigns for the favored nominee, creating strong defeat odds for Wilson. It also criticizes the Republican party for internal injuries from patronage and suggests consolidation despite factional divides.
A Utah commentator argues against a statewide prohibition and warns that local sentiment may differ. He notes existing laws let people express preference by vote and questions imposing a single standard across the state.
A garbled brief discusses a woolgrower community weighing advice on future prices and market certainty. It mentions notable figures and names with unclear roles and hints at selling strategies and broader industry concerns amid volatility. The text remains indecisive about concrete actions.
Reports say Thomas Sneddon, superintendent at Diamond Coal and Coke Co in Diamondville, will depart the firm. Word also mentions William Good, a mining engineer from Montana, as a potential successor. A Cour Age item notes Sneddon has severed his connection with the company.
Tig CAMENA repeats weekly display of European war scenes in its windows. The London Illustrated News and the London Graphic provide vivid pictures of wartime havoc and city scenes in Europe. Patrons may request specific pictures they wish to view.
The Overland Model 41 touring car is hailed as the southwest s most remarkable driving feat. The crew faced a 30 percent incline on a loose gravel trail and two sharp cliff turns. The car climbed using its own power, allegedly the only motor vehicle to date to succeed at Hole in the Rock near Phoenix Arizona.
A Rich Treat by the Hallowell Concert Co at the Lyceum theater Monday evening drew strong applause and praise for one of the best musical programs ever brought to the city. Kemmerer extends congratulations to the performers for their efforts.
The proclamation urges a town election in Kemmerer Lindel county Wyoming on a May date to select a mayor for a one year term and two councilmen for two year terms. Polls open at the town building and adjacent shop on election day with procedures stated for voter access.
The circuit court refuses a retrial for Roy Montgomery the Gillette mayor convicted in 1913 of white slavery. A mandate will direct United States Marshal Dan Hudson to take him to Leavenworth Kansas where he is to serve two and a half years.
James E. Jewell 38 a former Wyoming National Forest supervisor 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 and held posts at Afton Wyoming and in Idaho. His wife and four children survive. funeral arrangements expected after telegraphic notice.
English speaking film star Lily Langtry appears in the new photo play His Neighbor's Wife at the New Kemmerer theatre this Sunday. Also on a double feature is Laura Sera House Peter in a major female detective drama and vaudeville by Woolsey & Mehr from Pantages circuit.
Additional Local Al Payne travels from Opal on business. Dr Cannington plans to leave for Big Piney and Danial next Monday for a dental unison. Road work in front of Kemmeter Steam Laundry will improve Pine avenue. Ernc W Smith returned from Salt Lake City with his brother Harrison and reported the bang progressing well. Commissioners Peterson and Papworth arrived for the April meeting in session this week. Neil, Mrs Thos Gibson of Rock Springs with daughter Alma Larsen visited. Mia Wim Woods mentioned. Asa A Vealey departed for Salt Lake City to enter the Imia theater venture with Bert Brush returning to his Cumberland ranch to break horses. Ladies Aid Society to meet at M E church Thursday. refreshments by Mines Newton Hawley Hatban. John Reed and Dan Harrity were Kemmerer visitors. Dan from Cokeville doing deputy work, Jobs from Bear river ranch. cattle talk praised. Hon Chas Deloney of Jackson Hole visited, pioneer and former Evanston legislator. Dr J S Newland opened office in Hotel Hathban rooms four and five. graduate of Electrical Medical College Cincinnati and resident of Kemmerer eight months.
Local officials discuss widening the viaduct over the Kemmerer yards and its approaches with company support hoped. If town responsibility rises, the only changes may be widening the passage beyond the bend near the pan, a hazardous spot for automobiles and teams to meet.
A constable arrested a man named Andy last evening after he gained entry to a building. The report notes he had access to liquor and a bag of oil, with an unclear link to employment the prior Sunday. The scene occurred in Boston with patrols continuing.
Mr KH and Binkley returned to the city from Denver where they had spent the winter, resuming normal routine and plans after a lengthy stay.
Wool selling at 30 cents per pound in Carbon County. L B Vivion the Shirley Basin woolman recently sold 200000 pounds at that rate. Scotty Molay and others refused further sale terms. information on wool pricing is hard to obtain.
Feliz Alsten warden of the state penitentiary visited Kemmerer to meet county commissioners about sending ten prisoners to work on the Cokeville Star Valley road. O'Neil arranged details with Alsten in the absence of Peterson and Papworth. Bailiff and cook will accompany prisoners. county provides subsistence. This project will improve local access and boost taxable value and trade for Lincoln County.
Nurses at Lincoln County Miners Hospital host a dance in the Lyceum on Saturday evening May 1 to raise funds for furnishing a new Nurses Home. Proceeds support community health needs as ticket sales are promoted. the nurses pledge a good time and lively evening.
Veal Gaberdle oversees remodeling of a rock building on lower Pine avenue. An entrance to the upstairs was busted open. the upper floor may become a rooming house. Lincoln Lumber Co. manages the construction.
A four reel motion picture based on the Book of Judith depicts Judith and Holofernes. The program features the destruction of the Assy camp, scenes of the siege, and the tragic death of Holofernes as the theater presents the tale on Friday April 3.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.