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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
12
The piece critiques Mr. Carey amid Wyoming governor speculation. It argues Carey may pursue independent status if Republican convention unwinds his candidacy, questioning loyalty to party discipline and patronage. It notes Democratic defenses and fears of destabilizing elements within the GOP.
The Star Valley editor argues for re electing current representatives to both branches of the legislature, stressing record and experience. He cites Myde Gardner and others as preferable for continued legislative work and notes strong candidate material for a county commissioner from the district.
From Lyman correspondence in the Keateton Prews a visual of 4 B Guild, tied to Pleane Wil the Kemmerer Camea, appears in Port Hunder county. The draft hints Guild and allies push a county commissioner bid, while others discuss legislative duties, surveyors, and bridge district roles.
A garbled report mentions a week in transit by a group led by Clineyeots and Annan, a Cheyenne route via a chair car, and the train’s capture of the line. It references a jury verdict, wealth releases, and a cake made in a preanimated scene, with unclear names and events.
The fragment mentions Wyoming with unclear terms es and wey. No discernible event, people, or organization is readable. Further readable details are required to form a proper headline and summary.
Kate Sith, superintendent of Uinta School, returned from East trips and reported a strong convention showing. The Tribune notes statewide support for re election in November and urges voters to back the plan, praising the convention’s energy and policy clarity.
The article discusses editor Wendt’s critique of Deen’s handling of fish deaths across streams amid water scarcity. It notes 19 reports about dead fish and suggests misused explosives caused fatalities, urging investigation and local inquiries before drawing conclusions.
A Democratic paper cites W B Jackson supervisor of the Biggot forest as showing Carey support fueling accusations of politics in the Forestry Department. The piece argues staffers should avoid partisan engagement and uphold their oath, warning of disruption if loyalties prevail.
Reading fragment describes a small town eight tent show and debates over authority and behavior. It mentions teachers, a teller, and public anger tied to racial tensions in the area. The text is garbled but hints at community conflict and surveillance.
A stream of Kemmerer news covers visits by residents and visitors to Salt Lake City Ogden and Green River. Reports mention contractors in Sapphire Street drainage work, school board and local appointments, travel to California and Salt Lake City, and social events including markets and family gatherings.
A story describes Keen Shad and the townsite workers in a lively gathering. Citizens confront issues regarding advertising, patronage, and potential financing as representatives from Trinkded address residents about free services and future plans. The event aims to reassure attendees and clarify investment questions.
Fragmentary report ties the Cherry Mine disaster to a flooded shaft at Mt Kaul site. Early details indicate emergency crews, local officials, and residents near the Chester area are alert for further updates.
The fragmentary notice outlines a plumbing contract with Mogers Sullivan and Wit set to start work soon. It mentions Marshal M F Maylin and fleeting references to locations like Lake City and Ogden, with unclear travel and site notes.
Fragmentary text mentions Solitude and Sana Terwar. References owners, enemies, and a Lorraine location with unclear dialogue about a Piper Walt Masse and Meat Martel. The garbled prose includes scattered proper nouns and vague actions without coherent events.
The text records base ball mentions including Kemmerer witnesses and Ames team notes. It hints at a game at Diamondville and mentions minor league level details and team interests with local participation.
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