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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
22
A meditation on how death changes our view of the departed. The writer laments the habit of denouncing faults while overlooking virtues and urges praising living virtues instead. The essay condemns fatalistic hypocrisy and urges consistent kindness while alive.
A Thermopolis Record piece and a Frank Barrow letter discuss harmony within the Republican movement. The writer urges planed campaigns, inviting past affiliates to share views in writing and consider a Cheyenne meeting to align policies with Progressive ideas.
An open letter from F. H. Barrow in Washington discusses Wyoming politics. It argues Republicans must unite with progressives and outlines reasons for and against reconciliation, noting Taft, the Chicago convention, and reformist calls as pivotal factors shaping the GOP and progressives stance in state and national contests.
A garbled dispatch from Washington reports a fractious national party meeting with figures including Senator Clark and Governor Gogvtlion amid calls for unity and plans to address factional rifts affecting the party’s future in the capital.
Wyoming Republicans face a split between the standout and progressive wings. The author urges unity on party principles, proposes a unifying governor candidate, and warns that continued division could invite Democratic gains in key races.
Readable fragments show a distorted quote about someone named J.B. Vel and a claimed long time to do nothing. The garbled lines suggest a political or social dispute, with unclear context and many missing words.
J. Bash Livermore once edited the New Vie at Moenntale Hom Malta and influenced its goal paper. J. Leah led the Pocatello Daily Tele screen for years, shaping coverage. The text hints at their careers and friendships, noting ongoing influence on local journalism.
The Camina sends copies weekly to England, Minland, Italy and Germany and reports steady receipt. Carl Rogers, recently retired from Italy, says he receives The CAMERA abroad, as does Miss Tubkula in Finland. The paper invites trials by sending a friend a copy and promises careful handling for overseas mail.
Almanac notes next Sunday marks the year's shortest day yet observers report lighter mornings, with dawn breaking earlier over the eastern horizon in recent days.
The Landor Eagle notes that the persecution of Governor Sulzer by Tammany has turned him into a lecture platform hero. He now attracts more money for his speeches than William Jennings Bryan, and the gang's efforts to ruin him have backfired, boosting his fortunes.
A central Wyoming wool man reports prices have fallen about two cents per pound since the Univers worl tari billavoal. In early December Uncle Sam lost about 1 million in duties as wool markets react.
In Washington District of Colwushia a bank failure left over six million dollars in deposits including more than forty thousand in Christanus savings. Depositors averaged about one per district family. Publisher Frank A. Makey helped avert chaos by coordinating aid as the government moved to back deposits and pay off claimants, with Mr Mussey acting as an advance Santa Claus figure.
Fragmentary text discusses reform ideas and social welfare concepts amid 19th century debate. Mentions marriage reform, infant mortality study, and governance structures. unclear specifics due to damaged OCR. Entities and dates are largely unreadable, but themes of public policy and family welfare appear.
Washington correspondent George Clinton supplies a breezy up to the minute feature for each issue. His wide contacts among officials diplomats and statesmen promise authentic coverage of national events for readers.
A reader suggests giving a newspaper as a Christmas gift, noting that receiving a paper feels like a letter from home and prompts readers to consider who would appreciate such a thoughtful present.
Post office authorities will require a certified subscription list. We will soon issue annual subscription statements and ask those in arrears to remit promptly. Check your subscription tag to see the expiration month and year.
Mrs S W Padget left for Roosevelt Utah last week to join the doctor now permanently based there. Dr Padget was elected last year as a state senator on the Democratic ticket. His change of residence creates a vacancy in one Senate chair when the next legislature convenes.
President Wilson seriously weighs government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines nationwide. He and Postmaster General Burleson study practical operation in nations with such systems, with findings to be reviewed in Burleson's annual report to be published later.
In Evanston last week a man fought a land dispute with a neighbor, claiming the tract was worth more than sworn. The other party testified the land value matched the sworn amount, and the lease was compromised. The incident shows rising land-valuation tensions in Livena county.
The park county journal notes Senator Wa Hh Taylor who has led a major irrigation project in Big Piney county now takes interest in the Gregory Haskin project near Crey Boll in Big Hort county. He arrives with French capitalists who signal willingness to finance the Wiley itch project, seen as a balance of Feats with potential arid land development. Taylor is portrayed as a driving force eager to secure ownership on the venture.
The passage shows a disjointed exchange where a character asks about bank access and a reply references money. Names Dave Sherlock Molar appear in a snatch of dialogue, indicating a tension over funds and a possible robbery or deception.
A mine rescue car was diverted from its duties after receiving orders from Newcastle authorities yesterday. The vehicle was dispatched to respond to a reported incident at a local mine site, where a suspected train derailment or collapse was feared, but no injuries were confirmed.
A Chinese family welcomes a baby in Chinatown as Lenna Wath notes joyful feverish week. Derwurber Heh praises the infant amid local pride at the Hty atal. Wy Leo dow Wati, a prominent local business owner, offers congratulations and pride in the Chinese community.
The case involved Pred Molinae accused of causing a court action over regloving property tied to Dinslay Faitiliew Books. Constable Ed Long delivered papers with Hywer Dianondvilie and Meade assisting. the hearing before astica Ry Craig was postponed for a week due to illness.
An enigmatic note describes an owl gathering on New Year’s at a cove with a sublet reference and a promised time. It mentions benevolent readers aiding anti distress members and a large membership. A masque is planned with all participants edited.
A reader describes a gifting plan that spreads a yearlong sequence of deliveries. The first mailing begins a Christmas gift, while the 52nd week completes a longer gift cycle, prompting consideration of continuing installments to the recipient.
The readable parts describe a narrative from manger to cross and reference figures such as Jesus and the Baten pany. It mentions dates and locations in a fragmented account, with questions about timing and the outreach of a sermon or message.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rooms, committee duties, teachers, governance, and naval references with unclear meaning. No coherent event or names to anchor a factual summary.
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