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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
10
A reflective essay counsels readers to praise and seek the good in others while living, not only after death. It critiques modern behavior of exposing faults and urges kindness, consistency, and consideration for the living as the true measure of character.
The Thermopolis Record editor urges harmony within the Republican Party and suggests a campaign plan to present ideas to the people. A letter from Frank Barrow of Washington is included, and the piece calls for a Cheyenne gathering of the state central committee with progressive input to craft a viable program.
A Wyoming reader in Washington outlines Republican and Progressive tensions. He argues progressives may rejoin the GOP to support free trade and restoration of core Republican principles amid Dem measures, noting Taft and Chicago convention issues and urging constructive dialogue.
Fragmentary text references a meeting in Washington DC with mentions of a senator and party factions. Details are garbled with names and places unreadable, producing no clear event or outcome.
Wyoming Republicans face unity challenge between old line and progressive wings. The piece urges leaders to unite on candidates for governor and other offices, warning against Democratic gains if factions persist. It calls for cooperation and damps personal ambitions to save the party.
The readable fragments show disordered remarks about idle tasks and grand schemes attributed to J B Vel and others. The garbled OCR hints at political intrigue or editorial confusion with names like Vel and Thad, but concrete events or outcomes remain unclear.
The article notes J Bash Livermore directing a noted Malta newspaper and J Leah editing the Pocatello Daily Telegram. it honors their contributions to local journalism and marks the decline of a once vibrant press community.
The Camina sends weekly copies to foreign countries including England Malta Italy and Germany and reports readers abroad regularly receive the paper. Carl Rogers recently retired from Italy says he receives The Camera abroad and Miss Tubkula in Finland has also been getting it. The paper invites others in foreign lands to try mail delivery and promises careful addressing stamping and wrapping of copies.
Almanac notes next Sunday is the year's shortest day yet observers report dawn light arriving unusually early over the eastern horizon in recent days.
The Landor Eagle notes that Gov Sulzer, targeted by Tammany gang, becomes a lecture platform hero and draws more money for his speeches than William Jennings Bryan, implying the gang’s raid backfires on Sulzer’s fortunes.
A central Wyoming wool man notes prices fell about two cents per pound since the Univers worl tari billavoal. In early December Uncle Sam lost roughly 1 million dollars in duties due to free wool. The piece suggests a potential wool sale for 40 dollars next year, urging readers to stay positive.
A Washington District bank collapsed leaving over six million dollars in deposits including more than forty thousand in Christanus savings. Depositors averaged one per family amid winter anxiety. Publisher Frank A. Mussey is credited with averting hardship by guiding government aid to reimburse all depositors.
Readable lines discuss infant mortality and social reform. Names and coherent facts are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment mentions reforms, rational organization, and welfare, but concrete details or events are not discernible.
Washington correspondent George Clinton provides a first hand letter on national events and official doings. His wide network among leaders and diplomats promises up to date breezy coverage for readers seeking timely information.
A persuasive note urges readers to consider sending Tue Cawora as a Christmas gift to someone who would value receiving a newspaper, framed as a comforting alternative to a letter from home. It invites reflection on the personal touch of print.
Post office authorities will require a certified statement of the subscription list. Readers in arrears are urged to remit promptly. Check your subscription tag to see when your subscription expires by month and year.
Mrs S W Padget traveled to Roosevelt Utah last week to join the doctor who is now permanently based in the agricultural town. Dr Padget was elected last year as a Democratic state senator, and his change of residence will create a vacancy in the Wyoming Senate at the next legislative session.
President Wilson seriously considers government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines nationwide after conferences with Postmaster General Burleson. Information gathered on nations with such systems will be examined and discussed at length in Burleson’s forthcoming annual report to be made public.
In Evanston court last week a man challenged a neighbor's possession of land asserting a higher value while the other side testified the tract was worth far less. The lease dispute was settled, illustrating a pattern of inflated claims and lingering friction among local residents.
Thro the Park County Enterprise reports Senator Wa Hh Taylor, long involved in Bigg Piney irrigation, now shows interest in the Mumous Gregan Haskin venture near Crey Boll in Big Hort county. He arrives with French capitalists who express willingness to fund the Wiley itch project, seen as a key to arid land development and agricultural progress that decade.
Dave questions the plan as Sherlock Molar answers the motive to obtain money from the bank. The exchange hints at a staged robbery or financial motive driving the scene.
A mine rescue car was dispatched from Newcastle yesterday following a mine incident. It is believed to involve a fire and possible injuries, with authorities coordinating with government services to assess the situation.
A Chinese community celebrates the birth of a baby amid fevered discussions on heritage. Lenna Wath watches the event as local leaders and business owner Wy Leo Dow Tati honor the family and Chinese traditions with a public greeting and wishes for prosperity.
The case concerns Pred Molinae and a Dinilville theft of caiceale weapons now tied to Dinslay Faitiliew Books. Constable Ed Long served papers while Hywer Dianondvilie found Meade. instruction during Sheddon’s illness delayed action. The case, heard by astica Ry Craig, lasted a week.
A fragmented notice describes an event titled masque at a venue called Sublet 1615 with the Owls present. The text references New Year plans and a benevolent reader-aid group with a large membership, noting a comfort and relief focus for the distressed.
A fragmented note describes sending a Christmas gift of a yearlong sequence to a friend or relative. The plan notes the first mailing may not complete the gift, but a 52 week cadence aims to trigger future installments and continued reception.
A garbled fragment discusses Jesus of Nazareth and a depiction of his life from birth to crucifixion. It references religious imagery, dates, and a proposed presentation by a Batten company, with unclear details about timing and venue.
Unclear notes discuss requests for more rooms and drafts affecting teachers and staff. Mentions committees and governance needs, with references to network issues and potential delays. No clear names, dates, or definitive outcomes.
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