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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1914
Page
21
The article argues Mondell remains a strong Republican with broad support and loyalty to party principles. It predicts his election this fall in a three way race, despite Progressive opposition and Democratic scrutiny about his stance on reform, defense, and protection.
A movement seeks to reform how delegates to the Republican National Convention are chosen arguing the current system causes party splits. It proposes state by state plans combining at large, district, and primary selections to align convention votes with Republican popular support.
Fragments describe a winter pattern with snow storms and storms across Haintows and Uianderstorms. Pala wid gouine surdng and winter weather affected the area while Cherie faced a fall and a day that led to an unclear disappearance.
A community library seeks volunteers to assist with reading programs and youth outreach. The ad requests flexible hours, training provided, and a commitment to supporting literacy initiatives for all ages.
Reported vote counts show a small margin against the measure with many voters abstaining. Democrats rally that the defeat blocks young immigrant reforms and signals the next legislature will pursue preliminary steps toward ratification.
The readable text is garbled and does not yield an identifiable event or names for a proper summary card. No concrete entities or dates are extractable.
Fragmentary lines mention U.S. Treasury and a great bike scene with unclear figures. The text references a camel and daily Kepallisan, suggesting a historical note or satirical item about finance or travel with odd names. The readable content is sparse and lacks coherent events or identifiable persons.
An assortment of political and social snippets surveys race relations gender roles and party dynamics. The piece mixs conversations with President Wilson references and regional banking news while noting shifts in education and public policy.
The Camera explains its ads come by contract with the business office and not from outside catalog houses. It asserts high costs to maintain quality, denying eastern mail order houses access to its patent pages and insisting on fair prices for local advertisers.
The piece notes H B Ridgely may run for governor on the Republican ticket. It highlights his early progressive stance within the party, loyalty in previous contests, and renewed speculation about his candidacy as eastern circles express support.
Citizens of Kemmerer plan an Independent Citizen ticket for municipal officers at a town meeting in the Town Hall next Saturday night. Voters will see the ticket on the official run for the May 12 election as current mayor and aldermen positions open.
In Monday evening Republican primaries the City Hall 4 ticket was planned for town election. T. H. Carnahan served as chairman with Chas. Sammon as secretary. J. W. Sammon nominated Drod. J. Stargalne for mayor. Ernest Holgies for alderman by J. G. Hudmundsen. Chas. W. Talcott for alderman by E. R. Beckstead.
The Fourth Field Artillery set sail for Vera Cruz last week with over 200 members of the Cheyenne Nest of Owl among the older boys. Included are the regiment chaplain, the entire band, and most non-commissioned officers. Patriotism runs high as the nest prepares for potential extended war.
The Cheyenne meeting described a party committee rule that every county with Republican and Progresive representation should have two members from each wing. Lincoln County stood alone with two reps, a Republican and a Democrat, amid tensions over Warren and Somddor. The report accuses Democratic presses of misrepresenting the platform and urges public support for the Democratic slate in the upcoming Primaries.
The speaker notes a woman arrives late and exits early during a public event, causing discomfort. The anecdote laments the woman's conduct and imagines morbid tableaux with a dead bird and insects to illustrate the audience's revulsion.
A fragmented Wyoming Democratic scene debates control as officials warn against party domination by a few members. Voters and leaders fear further rifts across the state while past strains influence present tensions.
Fragmentary OCR mentions an arm injury and vague references to weather and work. Key names and details are unreadable, leaving the central event unclear. No verifiable persons, places, or organizations can be identified from the garbled lines.
A period editorial condemns the Colorado coal strike clashes with the state militia. It argues governors must avoid arming citizens against workers, urges wage fairness and safer conditions, and calls for pressure on Governor Ammons to restore peace and workable terms in the mines.
The Camera notes inquiries about the Lincoln county Republican organization and the removal of Halph W. Smith as county chairman and Dr. E. O. Fisher as state committeeman. Ralph W. Smith remains county chairman and Dr. Fisher stays state committeeman amid disputes over precinct committeemen and law. G. Watt Brandon and Dr. W. C. Cushingington are the properly elected Precinct No. 1 committeemen. two names from Kemmerer were submitted in error as the law allows only one per precinct.
Miss Gumner s room held an enjoyable program with all participants present. Sophomores hosted a Miles Hailey tribute, featuring several vocal selections and games, dancing, and fudge making with many named attendees listed. A cabaret dance at the high school building is planned for May. engraved cards and calling card printing services are advertised.
An irregular note describes a surprise gathering six weeks ago that interrupted Mrs Simens’s birthday, with references to an electric grill and a pleasant procession of light refreshments and fancy work during the event.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1814 interior land case from Evanstown Wyoming involving the Interior and land division. It mentions a jurisdictional decision dated April 8 1814 and references notice of a subsequent action or receipt.
The camera hangs a print map of Kemmerer prepared by Beard of Frontier. It shows new additions platted in the town, including every lot and street. The map is posted for residents to locate properties and plan moves.
The State of Wyoming Lavula County records show a list of branded horses and mules to be chipped from the state. Brands include left shoulder marks on various brown gray bay and black horses, and two stallions marked as black and brown.
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