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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
12
Ailed text outlines line by line updates to hotel service charges and scheduling. An 81 percent increment is noted for certain items, with a 64 percent rise in one category. A separate charge of $1.00 per tone appears alongside time-based adjustments.
A letter-like critique targets the Star Valley Independent, Bridger Enterprise, and Evanston Press of vandalizing Lincoln county's reputation. It accuses party leaders and editors of partisan attacks, corruption rumors, and biased county printing dealings while defending nonpartisan governance and tax-payer interests.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a levee and experimental airstream ideas near Warland and references figures such as Professor Butfain and Leither Burbank. It appears to describe opposition to certain wartime or agricultural plans and hints at local governance tensions involving Pet Ut and Haomey with unclear context and names.
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered names and phrases lacking coherent story or identifiable event. Unable to determine a clear person, place, or action for a proper summary.
The document reviews long running county political divisions in Lincoln County Utah, detailing how factions of Republicans opposed by intimidation sided with Democratic county candidates after earlier efforts to defeat the Republican slate. It notes editorial battles with the Evanston Press and defends faithful Republicans who stayed with the state and legislative tickets.
Basin Republican notes California may pass a law restricting Asiatic ownership of real estate. The piece argues such precedents exist, qualifiers claim Tokyo would accept the measure, and warns the bill could be used to intimidate California first.
A garbled historical note discusses library governance in Wyoming with references to officials and a purported commendation. The text mentions Taos and a deponed decree, with uncertain names and roles, obscuring clear events or outcomes.
The Ball Fans notes Arthur Fagnant as captain and Professor Breanshaw as manager with Pete Quealy as mascot. Local players listed include Fagnant Lyons Hows McDonald Roddy Glasgow Jones Davie Gonter Matthews Sammon Gilchrist Magor Piper Gaston Jamer Baird Angelo and North from Salt Lake. City efforts secure pledges from business leaders and calls for regular turnout and council backing as the team builds its roster and aims to field a strong season.
Local clubs plot a baseball season at Diamondville with Dr B F Bisher as manager and Thos Sped don as president. A new secretary and treasurer are named as the group aims to field a strong squad and capture the pennant. The rest of the text covers a financial settlement in the Astor estate.
Former President Taft told Yale law students that the administration of law is unjust and unequal in the United States and urged reform. He cited failures in criminal law, noting that uneven enforcement benefits criminals and undermines civilization. Roosevelt had recently spotlighted the issue in his campaign.
A fragmented account argues the high cost of living mirrors ancient Egypt with money trusts and grafts. Dr Maa Maller of the University of Pennsylvania notes Egypt 4000 years ago faced similar ills, while a king’s crackdown on corruption suggests early penalties for graft.
The piece notes a long standing issue that county superintendents receive too low wages. before the last legislature only modest raises were proposed and the need for higher pay remains disputed as economic pressures mount for two more years.
The document appears as a garbled legal notice with partial names, locations, and references. It mentions county, notices to certain individuals, penalties, and possible dates though many terms are unreadable. The readable bits suggest an official action requiring compliance by a specified party.
Assistant Game Warden P. Sorenson from Rock Springs reports patrolling hills west of town. He arrested a man for shooting birds, pursued two others with guns, and released the captured suspect after handcuffs were sent away by friends. He also checked grading camps for mistreated horses and reported depredations on sage hens and humane activity.
Real estate firm in Kemmerer Wyoming seeks ranch and farm bargains. Advertises willingness to undertake any size deal from large to small and invites potential sellers to contact the firm for consideration.
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