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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
9
The notice lists candidates for State Senate and House seats with party affiliations including Republicans and Democrats. It names Milliard Ridesty Reynolds Tremere Gates and others such as Jensen, Cranmer, Harrie, Barrie Damperelle, Niehatenn, and Shepp in a crowded slate of nominal races.
A complaint describes guardians failing to protect the Gane ta taker and mentions fines. It warns that Achmad seinen on rabbits after early spring could reduce field activity and lead to shot gaps, affecting many people.
The report notes four Democratic members of Congress saved the country by refusing salary during duty time. It also reveals another Democrat drew $12,600 from the Treasury for five weeks of attendance in Washington, highlighting controversies over pay and expense practices.
ACE Halnes publishes the McCammon News edition and presents a neat publication with well written articles and advertising. Mr Haines and his wife worked on the preliminary work before a fatal rail accident halted efforts, drawing sympathy from the newspaper fraternity of the region.
A letter denounces Democratic tactics against Congressman Mondell and urges voters to back his Republican stand. It claims strong local and state support for Mondell, argues the opposition aims to defeat him with promises, and notes rumors about challengers and potential withdrawals from the race. Carey’s name is mentioned in discussion of political maneuvers.
Land agents contend with a land case in the star Vale jey where the government claims homestead rights. Joseph Jeckins Wm A Murphy and Uheyene appear for the defendant, detailing a suit over squameaent on the land and related charges. The order and value of the case were discussed, with timing and valuation noted.
In a brief entry, local records note a tentative incorporation activity for Opal and related entities. The notice references corporate steps, registration details, and affected parties in a formal municipal filing.
Engineers and railroad operators agree to arbitrate their differences. Officials say normal operations will resume with no strike, and Friday will see standard work as scheduled in Kammerer.
A fragment discusses party declaration rules for voters changing party affiliation before a primary. It cites county clerk procedures, required written declaration, and how the change appears on the poll list and ballots.
Hoskine and Swi Hows left Sunday for an automobile trip into northern Wyoming. They plan to visit Wig Hornasin region and proceed via Hig Viney Wittedaly South Mase Lanter Thermopolx Worland Marin City Cody Myataville Tensteep and Red Hain. They expect about two weeks away.
Francie K Potter and Kiel Knitile left Kemmerer for Pocatello Idaho to work in railway office and electric department with recommendations from local contacts. Mayor Kastor of Evanston and various visitors were seen in Kemmerer. A marriage in Cheyenne and Denver formed ties before travel to Idaho. Local business and ranch purchases were noted as residents prepared for relocation.
The Camera received a letter fromMunjlovitcy, imperial and Royal consulate of Austria-Hungary at Denver, enclosing proclamations by Emperor Francis Joseph urging all citizens under 47 in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico to travel to Denver or To be sent to join regiments. Amnesty offered to deserters who return to Austria or Hungary when called. Further instructions pending. publication limited this week.
Charles Gove, longtime mineral developer and civil engineer, died at his home in Kemmerer on Wednesday before noon after weeks of illness. He leaves four children Dan Hughes Salt Lake City A Goodman Pocatello May Beale and Beales Gove Montpelier among others and is mourned by many local friends. Born in Leavenworth Kansas he spent his life in Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming and built a reputation as a prospector and miner.
A new and expensive bar is being installed at the Hotel Kemmerer. It features oak and mahogany with glass wall cases and a central glass cupola. the bar aims to be the largest and most expensive in southwestern Wyoming. Fred H. Chapin funds the project with detailed woodworking and frame, promising a high quality finish.
A grateful note expressing thanks to all kindly people and especially to the sisters of the Reebweous Lely for their sympathy and support during the death of Mr. Chas., acknowledging the help and kindness received.
Sheriff Eastman on the Trail is noted in a fragmentary 19th century item mentioning Sheriff Kaatmian of ilieh eaity Utah and local figures J. Hateh and Mr. Bitlis. The text hints at a meeting or event connected to a billing effort and a Saturday schedule, but details are incomplete and unclear.
A fragmentary report mentions a person named Hien near Lake Uily in California. The text references travel from Mumdale and Mig Preey country and hints at an event or visit labeled Kina whe Hikes. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The United Methodist church will host a Children’s Day program Sunday evening with music and a meal. All are invited to attend as children lead the service and a reception follows the program.
Dr sud Mere J Newland of Wheatland arrives in Kemmerer next week to lease the Hewess center and open a store. He will carry Wisvellanmviseum and be in charge of the sure, with goods priced as low as possible to attract customers. The venture is tied to Wheatland, where they were previously located.
Parish notes describe Tuesday evening services at the church with Morning and Evening prayer observed. A Holy Week observance and Sunday service were highlighted, including a sunset service and a Benning or Easter related event.
In a local store a man buys a curl coin a dollar is handed over and the item is pocketed with little regard. A woman inspects several items before selecting one she deems suitable then pays and notes more items she desires for later visits.
Dick Matthews leads a crew working along Frontier Road between Frontier and Kemmerer to restore the road to standard after a harsh summer. The repairs aim to ease auto travel and reduce hazards from prior damage and hail.
The Last Days of Pompeii is announced for the New York stage, described as a thrilling scene with grand spectacle. The production, shot at an eight thousand seat Torino stadium, was rented for one year by the Ambrosto company for its presentation in New York.
Loyal Order of Moose and Musicians Union members plan a Waterfall outing for next Sunday with wives and families. A special trolley is arranged to depart Kemniver at dawn and return in the evening. Tickets are on sale now for the day trip.
Marbleton officials begin steps to incorporate the town after a petition shows no opposition. Ketawan, LC Makes and Pat Healy are appointed to arrange the election, with a three week notice set for the vote.
Whitten of the New Kemmerer theater has contracted with Mutual Film Corporation to show their famous Mutual pictures. The lead story follows a young woman amid romance and social affairs on the late stage. First reel to be shown Wednesday August 1 with weekly installments for 84 weeks.
In the United States district court of Wyoming a bankruptcy case Sag Labtela is filed. The notice requires the parties named Lebtal Cumberland and Metrid to appear and show cause or face further court action.
The document lists four proposed amendments to the state constitution including creation of a compensation fund for work injuries, legislative session length and pay, a new livestock tax for predator control, and limits on government donations and state involvement in internal improvements.
In the District Court of the United States Wyoming a bankruptcy case for J hh Canter of neiomerrr in Lincoln County is filed. A creditors meeting is set at the Browk No.7 building in Kemmerer with a report on assets and proposed dividends and a petition for discharge filed July 1. Creditors are advised to appear or show cause under court rules as required.
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