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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented notice appears to discuss increases and charges including percentages and timing but lacks coherent details or readable names for precise summary. The readable portion mentions an 81 percent? increase and alternate weekly runs with a $1.00 per tone charge, but context is missing.
A lengthy lament in a local paper denounces partisan attacks on Lincoln county officials and presses from Bridger Enterprise and Evanston Press. It accuses the papers of filth and misrepresentation while defending nonpartisan county governance and printing pledges.
Fragmentary OCR describes experimental manipulation at Warland and rival innovations, with mention of Leither Burbank and Vogialistirn. It hints at political tension over river or water station plans and a push involving Pet Ut, Hilay, and Fader Haomey amid unsettled public debate.
Fragmentary text shows scrambled names and odd phrases, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are discernible for a factual summary.
A Lincoln county controversy recalls a split over county commissioners two years ago. Some Republicans who opposed county-wide control later helped back Democratic county candidates while remaining loyal to the state ticket. The Evanston Press faces criticism for its stance as readers question party integrity and editorial bias.
Basin Republican notes a pending California bill to bar Asiatic ownership of real estate, predicting widespread precedents and possible government recognition by Japan. The piece suggests a biud effort may aim to intimidate California first.
A damaged text fragment discusses a librarian, the Wyoming library, and efforts to elevate its status. It names individuals and officials in a chaotic passage, with unclear dates or actions, offering only disjointed hints of governance, oversight, and advocacy within the state library system.
A local canvas shows Kemmerer has many home players led by captain Arthur Fagnant with Breanshaw as manager and Pete Quealy as mascot. The group includes North from Salt Lake and pitcher Chili of Suste, aiming to field a strong team with backing from business and council.
The Dinondville Bassai team is organized to play a series of games in the vicinity with a hoped pennant. Dr B F Bisher named manager THOS Sped don as president Bon secretary and Mor in Kavanagl treasurer. The effort aims for a strong lineup and pennant victory. The Astor estate details reveal Vincent FecciFed left 4,000,000 to daughter Muriel while the widow gets 1,095,792 and Ava Willing Astor receives 687,1117.
Former President Taft criticizes unjust administration of law in the United States and urges reform. Roosevelt responded with a campaign against Taft, citing Taft’s critique of criminal law and convictions as a disgrace to civilization.
The text cites Dr Maa Maller of the University of Pennsylvania comparing ancient Egypt’s economy with today’s high cost of living and finance thievery. It notes a decree against graft and says rulers enacted penalties and identification to curb corruption.
A Cityenne Tribune note highlights a long known fret that county superintendent wages are too low. It argues wages fail to cover living costs and travel, urging action by lawmakers to raise pay in the next session to prevent further hardship for those serving in county offices.
The readable portions describe a legal notice involving a county court action with fines and property issues. Names and places are garbled but indicate a formal proceedings notice with likely deadlines and penalties. The text remains partially legible for core action and jurisdiction despite missing details.
Assistant Game Warden P Soren of Rock Springs patrolled west of town and detained a man found with birds and handcuffs after a gunless pursuit of two others with firearms. The report notes depredations on sage hens, officers visiting grading camps, and calls for citizens to report wildlife cruelty and humane violations.
Real estate dealer Dodge of Kemmerer Wyoming seeks ranch and farm bargains. Offers to handle deals of all sizes and asks prospective sellers to contact for consideration and precise locations.
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