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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
21
The list includes Republican candidates Tremere Gates Ridesty Rahesite Francis Senith Bl BR Rarayth Rewabtinan and Petersen, plus Democratic figures Cranmer Harrie Me Magnaliin Barrie Damperelle and Harrington. Names appear with party labels and unspecified districts.
A complaint accuses guardians of mismanaging game takers and cattle. The text suggests potential April or May actions by Achmad on rabbits could drive many people from fields due to gunshot gaps.
The article alleges four Democratic members of Congress saved the country by refusing salaries while in office. It also reports another Democrat drew $12,600 from the Treasury for five weeks of attendance in Washington, raising concerns over job pay and duty.
The Ghua Valley Tribune publisher ACE Halnes and McCammon News contributor Haines suffered a fatal rail accident. Haines, aided by his wife in preliminary work, was struck by a rail car and died. The local newspaper fraternity extends heartfelt sympathy.
The piece criticizes Democratic efforts to undermine Congressman Mondell with a campaign alleging weaknesses in the Republican structure. It asserts Mondell’s popularity in Wyoming, praises his achievements for settlers, and hints at a sham promise to force him from the race. It also mentions Brethren, Preston, Blume, and Carey in the political maneuvering.
A court action from the star Vale involves the government and homestead claims. Wm Jeckins and A Murphy appear for the defense, while unnamed parties seek to enforce a claim on disputed land. The record notes orders and valuation tied to the case, with proceedings indicating active land selections and required timeframes.
A garbled item notes Opal Incorporates and mentions four hundred items tied to a water system and a Shi commanded incorporation process. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment references a corporate action and a public works context.
Engineers and railroad operators agree to arbitrate their differences in Kammerer as planned. No strike will occur and a heavy workload is expected Friday as scheduled.
A fragment discussing party declaration rules for voters changing their party affiliation before primaries. It notes that a voter must file a written declaration with the county clerk prior to the primary and that the clerk will record the change in the ballot column opposite the voter's name on the last preceding primary ballot.
Hoskine and Swi Hows left Sunday for an automobilto trip into northern Wyoming. They will travel via Hig Viney Wittedaly South Mase Lanter Thermopolx Worland Marin City Cody Myataville Tensteep Red Hain Th thite. Tom spent ten life on the range and has many tales to tell. They expect to return through Casper Rawling and Hoek Springs after about two weeks.
Gone to Pocatello Francie K Potter son of the Enterprise editor left Saturday for Pocatello Idaho to work in the Gremom Short Line electrical department on the recommendation of A G Stockett. Kiel Knitile also left for the same place to be a keryographer in the company office. Both graduates of last year’s high school. Mayor and Boniface Win Solliday of bina were visitors in Kemmerer yesterday. Mary Pickford in The Bishop’s Carriage at the New Kemmerer theater tonight. Bob McAnley of Carter renewing old acquaintances from the first of the week. Mayor Kastor of Evanston visiting for his mercantile interests. R. Lee Craig married Perry Johnston of Cheyenne and Hattie Lindser Denver Monday evening. they left for Idaho to make their home. Humphrey of Star Valley visiting Kemmerer this week. United States commissioner and witnesses in the land mortgage case before County Clerk Cart Cook. Arthur Calverley accompanied by the members of the house spent several days in Kemmerer last week handling a deal on horse and ranch purchases. This addition improves property as far as Kemmerer.
The Camera received a letter from Munjlovitcy, imperial consulate of Austria-Hungary in Denver, enclosing emperor proclamations urging citizens under 47 in Wyoming Utah Colorado Arizona New Mexico to join regiments. Deserters may gain amnesty if they report promptly. further instructions to follow. Dated Denver Aug 2.
The miner and civil engineer Charles Gove died at his Kemmerer home last Wednesday just before noon after weeks of illness. Survived by four children and his wife, the family mourns a longtime contributor to mineral development. Born in Leavenworth, he lived in Nebraska, Colorado, and Wyoming, and worked as a civil engineer before turning to mining. Funeral services were held at the Meth church with local attendance. many friends extend sympathy to the bereaved.
Fred H. Chapin unveils a costly new oak and mahogany bar at Hotel Kemmerer. Rich wall cases, colored glass, and a center mirror cupola create a splendid effect, described as the largest and most expensive in southwestern Wyoming. The modern update includes a blown glass upper feature and new fittings, enhancing the bar’s display.
A note of gratitude expresses heartfelt thanks to all who offered kindness and support during the illness and death of Mrs. Chas. Give. Special appreciation goes to the sisters of the Reebweous Lely for their consoling care and sympathy.
Sheriff Eastman on the Trail is noted alongside local notables in a fragmented report concerning a Utah county event. The page references contemporaries such as J Hateh and Mr. Bitlis and mentions billing and a plan for Saturday, with unclear details about proceedings or outcomes.
A fragmentary report describes a return journey from Mumdale and Mig Preey country with references to California travel. Names and places are unclear, but the text suggests a vehicle voyage and mentions a vicitor and Kemmerer in a nostalgic travel context.
A notice invites all to a Children’s Day program at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday evening. The event features special music and a light supper after the service.
Dr sud Mere J Newland of Whawtland arrives in Kemmerer next week to lease Hewess center and open a store. They will carry Wisvellanmviseum. The deptor is not enjoying the beat of Hraliy arch Mee. Newland will be in charge of Vee shure. prices are not clear.
A church report describes Holy Week events at the local Episcopal parish. Vicar, choir, and attendees led observances including a candlelight service and an Easter morning celebration with sermons and hymns.
In a local store a man buys a curry coin and leaves with a penny and an apple while a woman examines several items. She selects one that roughly fits her need, pays, counts change, and departs with notes for future purchases.
Dick Matthews and a crew are working this week to repair the road between Frontier and Kemmerer. The project aims to restore the highway to standard, addressing summer hail damage that has badly affected the surface and driving conditions, including for cars and autos.
The Pompeii scene a thrilling moment as the Ambrosto company stages Last Days of Pompeii at the New York theater. The production, filmed in Torino’s Stanis, drew huge crowds with an eight thousand seat venue rented for a year.
The Loyal Order of Moose and the Musicians of Upton announce a Waterfall picnic outing next Sunday. Members will go with wives, children, and sweethearts for a day’s trip to Waterfall Park. A morning departure from Kemgiver is planned with return in the evening. tickets are on sale.
Marbleton mayor Chas led a petition asking the commissioner to permit incorporation. No opposition was noted. Ketawan, LC Makes and Pat Healy were appointed to arrange the election, set for three weeks’ notice, with the town to be organized in the north Heil bons area near Wig Miney.
Whitten of the New Kemmerer theater has contracted with Mutual Film Corporation to show their famous Mutual films. The lead depicts a striking young heroine amid affairs, with the first reel shown Wednesday August 1 and a new reel weekly for 84 weeks thereafter.
In the District Court of Wyoming in the matter of Sag Labtela to the creditors and parties in interest the above case is for bankruptcy. You are hereby notified to appear and show cause if any, why the court should grant the relief sought.
The Twelfth state Legislature proposes four constitutional amendments for voter approval on the November election day. Amendment One creates a workers compensation fund for injury payments. Amendment Two limits legislative sessions and fixes compensation. Amendment Three allows a special tax on livestock to fund predatory wildlife control. Amendment Four restricts state and local governments from donations and internal improvements without a two thirds vote or specific grants, with exceptions for poverty support and land grants.
The District Court of Wyoming issues notice that the estate of a bankrupt individual is in process. A meeting of creditors will be held in Kemmerer Lincoln County to consider the trustee report and potential dividend. A discharge petition was filed July 1 in the court, and creditors are asked to show cause if any.
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