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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions test, insertion, thanks, hosprutions, and hourly charges. No clear entities or events identified. Unable to determine concrete people places organizations or dates from the readable portion.
The state paper notes wide public impression from hearings on Diamondville contest cases. Republicans and Democrats alike condemn illegal votes and ballot irregularities. It cites Republican papers and party leaders showing how the dispute shapes the gubernatorial and senate politics and party control in the county and state.
The report discusses Senator Warren and a group of qualified men in two states. It notes attempts to rebalance the legal framework guiding the party and references friction within factions over elevating members. It mentions past errors and calls for accountability in political actions.
Lincoln county faces limited opposition to Elk county plan while Star Valley Jackson Hole and Cokeville seek division from Lincoln. Debate centers on loss of $5 million valuation vs new mountain district burdens and potential for faster local roads with a separate county. Legislature has introduced an enabling act with a vote likely if Star Valley votes solid.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Lent, Barter, Mirred seed, Maho legislation, an appropriation for a state office, and abolition of that office. It references Governor James H. Brody, a U S pastor, and a death during a term, with unclear context and several misread terms.
The text notes a high mortality rate among the current congress with sixteen members having died since the Sixty‑second Congress began. It cites an official report on Congressional proceedings while detailing distribution rights: Senators receive 58 copies and Representatives 60 for constituencies.
Through courtesy of Hon. James W. Chrisman and Hon. T. W. White, the CamEnA receives copies of Senate Files and House bills of the Wyoming legislature, to be kept on file for those who wish to view them.
A Wyoming House member from Sweetwater county is accused of aligning with Democrats. The speaker notes uncertainty about charges but asserts if the member sold out to Democrats the effect stands.
E Richard Shipp, a progressive candidate in the late election for the supreme court, was not appointed by Governor Carey to the second district seat left vacant by Judge Carpenter's death. Shipp had renounced the party, and in a letter to the Republican state chairman sought reconciliation and readmission to the party.
Readers are warned of a Los Angeles based firm calling itself the Vanama Robber Company. They request newspaper rate cards and offer to send clippings about rubber and tire articles to be used in a future advertising campaign. The piece also critiques Speaker Martin L. Pratt as an unstable figure who shifted parties for power, casting Park County’s representation in a poor light.
Iowa Senator Cummins opened debate on a constitutional amendment to limit presidents to one six year term. He proposed allowing direct voter amendment without Congress when a substantial majority supports it. He argued two-term leaders like Washington were exceptions and that presidents often neglect duties due to renomination pressures.
A historic letter criticizes Governor Carey for vetoing a bounty bill to protect ranch stock from predators. The writer argues that losses to wildlife surpass immigration benefits and urges lawmakers to fund ranch protection instead of expanding immigration programs.
Sheriff sale announced for March 3 at 10 am at the White House door in DC. The listing includes a bull, golf sticks, a steam roller, a post office nature lot, and odd items. terms offer twenty percent cash discount and no credit, with Woodrow Wilson as clerk.
Superintendent JE Huron departs for Cheyenne to monitor educational bills before the legislature. He attended the Wyoming State Teachers meeting last week, where he was chosen for a Kimber style legislative session. The state superintendent also oversees normal schools. The committee plans to discuss passing measures affecting education and funding.
A partial, unclear OCR fragment references a person or place named Wye and mentions instructions or guidance. The readable bits do not form a complete event or action to summarize with certainty.
Lincoln county commissioners report from Evanston on state matters including transcription of records, prisoner care, and potential county debt reduction. Estimate places bonded indebtedness at about 39,000 dollars with net county costs around 100,000 dollars after division of assets. District court term dates pending. clerk reports marriage licenses. board in session with adjournment likely Friday.
A. D. Hoskins returned Sunday from Fairfield Nebraska where his father is slowly recovering from a stroke. Hoskins reports his father’s condition improved though limited movement remains. He noted a clot affecting vision and hearing has begun to dissolve, and he anticipates better days ahead. He stopped briefly in Cheyenne and believes the county division proposed this season will offer little chance.
A report from Granger states Mrs. Finley Petrie, recently hospitalized in Salt Lake after a fall, may lose an eye. She was found unconscious on the floor overnight, struck on the forehead near the eye. The event occurred while she was under medical care and involved her husband.
Phil Twichal of Viola threshed a large oat crop, totaling 1174 bushels from an acre yield of 40 bushels after snowing events. The Green River valley farmers plan intensified cultivation next year, with much wasted grain yet to be recovered.
Estray animal weighed about 607 pounds was picked up at Tett thigh Wyoming. Owner may reclaim by paying charges and advertising costs. W. E. Fenn. Hamatork, Wyoming.
Down from Piney Oscar Bock and John C Bald two prominent cattlemen of the Owen River valley are in town this week presenting a petition for the appointment of W E Mills Jr of Big Piney as deputy sheriff for that district. The petition is signed by leading stockmen and includes prominent figures like Gen P ees of Sterling. Also discussed is a wave affecting the issuing of bonds for the district to develop the Green River valley and a new townsite.
Fragmented report notes Dr. Whitlock's return from a visit and preparations for an opening soon. It mentions furniture and equipment arriving at the capital, with possession stated as soon.
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