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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1913
Page
12
A damaged OCR fragment discusses hospital charges and hourly rates with garbled phrases. It mentions an increase of a certain amount per hour and indicates uncertainty about exact figures. No clear names or places are discernible.
The state paper notes hearings in the Diamondville contest cases provoke broad concern over ballot integrity. Republicans and Democrats alike warn illegal votes taint the process, with Republican papers reluctant to comment on Diamondville irregularities. Party leaders face pressure as elections and appointments hinge on party control and reform.
The report discusses Wynne’s political climate and Senitor Warren’s competence with qualified men in two states. It notes public support for a re election plan amid allegations of past failures and calls for accountability in political leadership. The piece mentions reactions from supporters and critics and emphasizes responsible governance.
In Lincoln County Oregon Star Valley Jackson Hole and Cokeville districts face separation as Elk County bill gains legislative life. Opponents warn loss of $5 million valuation burdens Lincoln County while supporters say new county gains local governance and roads. A Star Valley vote could decide the split if districts unite against consolidation.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Lent, Barter, Mirred seed, and Mahos legislation on week refied foods an appropriation for the office at the state immuheration contaby sioner. It states abolishing that office after a spirited contact. Governor James H. Brody was elected to the United States post to fill an expired term. a death occurs during the fall.
An official account notes an unusually high death toll among members of the current congress. It recalls the Sixty Second Congress convening amid intense public interest and outlines distribution quotas: each senator receives 58 copies for constituents and each representative 60.
Courtesy of Hon. James W. Chrisman and Hon. T. W. White, copies of Senate Files and House bills from the Wyoming legislature will be kept on file for viewing by those interested.
The author questions the truth of charges against Mr. Manson, a Republican from Sweetwater County who voted with Democrats, and asserts if he sold to them he remained sold.
E Richard Shipp, a progressive candidate in the late election for the supreme court, was not appointed by Governor Carey to the second district after Judge Carpenter’s death. Shipp had renounced his party but wrote a public letter to the Republican state chairman seeking readmission to the party folds.
A Los Angeles firm calling itself the Vanama Robber Company sent letters seeking the paper’s advertising rate card and promising to publish articles about rubber and tires. The letter also asks for a copy of a lengthy article from the paper, aiming to use it in a future campaign. A separate note accuses Speaker Martin L Pratt of unethical maneuvering to seize the speakership, accusing him of partisan betrayal and party-switching. Park County laments electing an unworthy representative to the state legislature.
Iowa senator Cummins opened debate on a constitutional amendment to limit presidents to one six year term by allowing direct voter amendment without Congress if a substantial majority supports it. He said except George Washington, two term presidents would have been better with one term and that incumbents focus on renomination distracts from duty.
A rural cry for a law to protect ranchers and taxpayers from predatory wildlife surfaces. The piece notes Governor Carey vetoed an appropriation for bounty but signed 10,000 for immigration, arguing ranch losses exceed immigration benefits and urging a bounty for stock protection. The writer opposes warm-water telegraph lines and condemns rejected measures while urging action this session.
Sheriff sale announced as a moving auction at the front door of the White House in DC on March 10th at 10 AM. Listings include questionable items such as a bull, golf sticks, a steam roller, and a variety of odd goods. Terms: twenty percent cash discount, all under thirty cents cash in hand, no credit. clerk listed as Woodrow Wilson. Auctioneer Col. Wo. Bryno.
Superintendent JE Huron departs to Cheyenne to inspect educational bills before the Wyoming legislature. At the last session he was chosen for a Kimber style legislative question. a committee from the State Normal schools will meet this week to discuss passage and related matters.
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Lincoln county officials report from Evanston regarding warranting records and prisoner care. Tax measures aim to cover county indebtedness estimated around 100000 with 39000 bonded debt, while reorganizing for a new Uinta county arrangement. County commissioners convene at the courthouse. marriage licenses issued. clerk travels to Cheyenne. travel plans disrupt weekly board duties.
A. D. Hoskins arrived home from Fairfield Nebraska after his father’s illness. He was called away due to ambulances of his father, who is recovering. Hoskins reports his father in better condition and expects a quick recovery as the clot dissolves. He notes improved eyesight and hearing after the illness and mentions a brief stay in Cheyenne. He predicts little county division activity this season.
Mrs. Flinley Petrie of Granger recently hospitalized in Salt Lake after a fall may lose an eye. She was found unconscious on the floor at night after leaving her bed, suffering a forehead injury near the eye. The case remains under treatment with local doctors Mrs. Nott of this city noted.
Phil Twichal of Viola reports a strong oat crop, threshing out 1174 bushels from four wintered fields. The yield averages 40 bushels per acre with some waste, reflecting a shift toward intensified farming in the Green River valley.
Estray animal found near Tett thigh area weighing about 607 pounds, owner may reclaim by paying charges for advertisement. Notice filed by W E Fenn at Hamatork Wyoming.
Oscar Bock and John C Bald of Piney lead a petition drive in town to appoint W E Mills Jr of Big Piney as deputy sheriff for the Owen River district. The move, supported by prominent stockmen including Gen Pees of Sterling, aims to bolster county enforcement amid plans for a new townsite and potential land division affecting Green River valley.
Hospital staff report progress as Dr Whitlock returns from a visit and prepares the facility for opening. Most furniture and equipment have arrived and the capital building is ready for possession, with final settlement pending on some items.
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