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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
4
The article notes unrest in Wyoming over appropriations and a pending revolt but highlights Congressman Mendell’s broad support among Republicans and Democrats. It mentions J Rows Carpenter as a challenger in Cheyenne with the Cheyenne Leader preparing to pursue him.
The piece discusses editor Hastie and Hayden White in a partisan clash over franking privileges and press freedom. It condemns current tactics, defends fair reporting, and urges restraint while arguing public press liberty is foundational to the republic. The letter criticizes officials and editors as biased and calls for fair conduct.
Arthur E. Hobinson foreman of Susie No 1 mine was injured when coal fell during an explosion while he inspected the mine. He limped around town two weeks after the incident describing the cause as the blast that bruised him.
Mrs. BR. A. Piper, superintendent, reports ten new children join the M. EB. Sunday School during the past month. The secretary of the Wyoming Children's Home thanks for a four dollar offering to support Thanksgiving festivities.
A Lyewn screening of The Passion Play drew one of the hall’s largest crowds Friday night. Father Lynch said receipts topped eight hundred and thanked supporters who helped make the event a success.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names Frank B Cortés and Wyse Bete with unclear context or event. No coherent action or location can be established from the readable text.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held Memorial Day ceremonies with a eulogy delivered by a member and a program including choir selections led by OT G Telladerro and W A Mair. Ball Moreland of Denver attended and called it the most beautiful memorial he had seen in eighteen years.
R A Given loads four cars of rock from near Cumberland Gap bound for Salt Lake City where it will be used in the new county building on the poor farm. He is accompanied by his son BR A and will winter in Salt Lake City. The piece notes the rock’s high durability and Utah use. The Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Company promotes certificates of deposit offering 4 percent annual interest as a secure investment.
W G Beila of Big Piney wins a town visit and rests with his comsod daughters. He brought two fine mink hides to make a coat. The Piney country enjoys prosperity as Wyoming holds a mild winter. Frontier Basket Ball Society plans a game on Saturday evening December 9.
A Saturday night incident at Frontier resulted in the arrest of Jobe Roits and Dan Koron. They allegedly attacked Joe Giedich at his home, striking him on the head. both suspects are in jail awaiting further action.
The page features a mix of community notes. Mr and Mme Boskins and Mita Rum return from brials to Nebraska. J B Bales sells goods as a time to renew subscriptions. The L T Temps will host a diamondville event. Mag and wife seek work in aging housework. Mrs Wm Wright serves meals at the Odd Fellows Building and seeks regular boarders. Walter Yes reports summer cattle work at Piney and McGinnis Midway ranch. Bert Pelligrini sells the Krondyke saloon to Angelo Molinar and buys Zeigler hotel at Granger. Henry Badd undergoes appendicitis surgery at Galt Lake with his mother nearby. Mr and Mrs H M Burnham travel from LaBerge ranch with Mim Al Durkdean. Henry Wing builds a large frame from cigar bases. News notes invite readers to subscribe for winter issues and mention local paper distribution.
Fragmentary OCR reports a notable Hoskins moment with Chef De Vis and Glamste linked to Clartatenss and Bow Years. J D Jayéa and Dr WA Mecher figure in timelines while a Mile turn involves Lemmern and Joe in a local transit scene amid Los Angeles and Utah hotel ties.
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