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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1915
Page
4
The editorial reflects on Europe’s shadow of war and asks the nation to uphold honor if conflict continues. It notes renewed U S prosperity from wartime demand, factories reopening, labor in demand, and record export receipts, hoping for peace in 1916.
Congressman Frank W Mondell urged preparedness in a recent speech, arguing for steps to keep the nation on par with others without overdoing armament. He defended moderate measures as prudent while noting war in Europe looms and urged cautious disarmament discussion among nations.
Through Felix Alston warden of the state penitentiary a print program from Wyoming State Prison details a Christmas day show at the facility. The event featured tableaux recitations and vaudeville acts by inmates, reflecting talent hidden within the walls and offering best wishes to the people of Wyoming.
Fragmentary text references a county attorney and prosecutor roles in Hauneek County. Mentions a person named Waaner and a perceived loyalty or confidence issue. Context suggests a legal proceeding or court matter with uncertain details and cadence.
An unclear passage recounts names and roles with numerous errors. The fragment references a legal or administrative process, a editor or author, and a county context with scattered proper nouns, but the details are unreadable and incomplete.
The Republican national committee calls for their convention a week earlier than the Democrats. Confidence runs high in victory with a united front and harmony among leaders and backers. The Boston Herald notes the party’s eagerness to accept the party-wide judgment for the nomination.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of en Notary Public. There are no headholders mort gages or others interested in the ownership. Kemmerer Wyoming weekly newspaper details Watt Sere managing editor Watt Iran business manager C Watt Bran jon publisher C Watt Brandon publisher.
A poetic meditation contrasts aging with enduring spirit. The speaker questions why signs of time matter when the soul remains vibrant, invoking Methuselah’s long life to imply. The excerpt explores acceptance of aging without sorrow.
Four years ago the Democratic press opposed a president's reelection and a party convention urged against a second term. Now party patronage promotes reelection of President Wilson, challenging past stance and provoking distrust of the party’s firmness. The Camera remains indifferent but notes the shift and questions Democratic opinions.
The comments focus on Woodrow's uneasy expressions in certain pictures. Critics question whether the stern look suits his public image and wonder about the photographer's intent.
Editor J F Whitney of the McCammon News tours Kemmerer and Pocatello. He notes McCammon’s bond election outcome of 22 000 bonds approved 54 to 1 and plans for a new pumping plant. Town upgrades include fifteen 250 candlepower street lights from Utah Power and Light. A new schoolhouse opens for holidays as the town gears up for growth and a possible jitney link to Pocatello.
The Wyoming Blade of Hulett Crook County uses a colored cover with limited ads while featuring county town pictures and descriptive articles. Critics say it deserves special advertising support from local business leaders for its town promoting efforts.
A E Mullens of Evanston joins the Roundup as head of the mechanical end of the Evanston papers. Mullens, once a shop apprentice, will oversee printing duties amid editorial changes.
The report lists holiday visits and gatherings in Cheyenne including Judge and Mrs. Potter, Judge and Mrs Mentzer and Ruth, F E Lucas of Buffalo Bulletin, Dr. and Mrs. Strader of Cheyenne with three children visiting Lincoln, and Mrs Keith entertaining in Evanston. A Plains Hotel party hosted by Governor Kendrick honored Miss Flom Maye Kendrick, Master Manville Kendrick, and Miss Eula Williams of Sheridan.
Colorado moves to dry status at midnight next Friday including Denver. Debate rages over Denver’s fate with some predicting ruin while others see a boost for Cheyenne about 100 miles away. Salt Lake City may also gain from the anticipated rush as cities prepare for the change.
The Bristol Pat Courier argues that removing war orders would leave the economy stagnant and urges a return to national level tariffs to ensure real prosperity everywhere rather than artificial upswings.
Kinney, proprietor of the Newcastle paper Weeton County Gasette, faces questions over editorial actions while veteran editor Verry earns praise for a long career and solid reputation. The piece hints at turmoil and strong local journalism.
The Christenes edition of the Buffalo Value edited by Hayden M. White in Johnain county is praised as one of the year’s most elaborate newspapers. The editorials please many Wyominians and the paper is noted for its 40 page edition.
The Powell Leader reports on town affairs with updates from Powell, detailing community matters and recent activity in the locality.
Philadelphia records show 650 burial permits issued in the last three days of the week with over half linked to grippe. Health officials warn especially vulnerable groups to avoid contact and seek prompt care to curb spread.
Judge Carey and Mrs Carey hosted their children and four grandchildren in Cheyenne on Christmas Day. The gathering included Master James Maul Carey III, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Comber, and seven month old QuwW seven months old, as they observed the holiday and the family milestones.
Douglas A. Preston, Wyoming attorney general, and Mrs Preston visited Rock Springs for Christmas. He dressed as Santa Claus at his former home town and bought a picture show for local children, inviting every child in town to the movie. The youngsters widely regard him as a friendly crony.
Tong King Chong of the Chinese Republic Association in San Francisco says a Shanghai cablegram reports five eastern provinces have proclaimed allegiance to Yuan Kai. He expects similar declarations from others to support a monarchist restoration in China.
The note offers a trial shipment of ides pelta and furs for full-value assessment. It promises a specialty service and highlights value for potential buyers.
Rumor spread about Prof Chas Bruce and Miss Martha Penberthy marrying last July in Kemmerer. Friends now learn the union was kept secret for reasons, with no clear plan for Mr Bruce’s return to the high school.
A fragment notes readers of The Camera are fortunate to read news while it remains current. The remark hints at timely reporting and audience engagement, though full context is missing from the clipped text.
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