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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
21
A reader cites a Progressive party advocate arguing against uniting factions and for a new party, noting southern prejudice toward Republicans and northern loyalty. The piece discusses reforms within the Republican Party, progressive ideas, and the likelihood of harmony or division depending on convention outcomes.
The fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases with names and places unreadable. It appears to reference a political or party context but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragmented OCR text references Balitor Careau, Star Path le Auperstorit, and various unclear terms. The piece seems to describe a monetary amount and names associated with a legal or civic matter but the wording is garbled, hindering precise extraction of events, dates, or entities.
The Cowley Progress advocates an amalgamation of the two Republican factions and supports nominating a governor with progressive leanings. It argues the standpat wing must yield leadership for a solid union and that core Republican principles remain, urging unity to meet national demand for self government.
In Casper the other day Judy Charles E Winter sentenced a strong man to fifteen months in the state penitentiary for assault on his wife and two children. This marks one of the first convictions in the state on this charge and the judge is praised for paving the way for more prosecutions.
Arrangements by the Teameries of Star Valley send their batter out to the railroad by post shipping about 600 pounds daily. The chief batter can now be shipped with salt like goods at very little more.
A printer named Opell requests same port privileges as a neighboring merchant for dry goods groceries and dry goods in his merchandise stock. The_case involves statements about the use of groceries and merchandise stock and seeks parity with mail rates for his goods.
The piece notes revived mining work at Carrisw twinw, a beige option held by Tono pal Mining, and plans for a vast copper deposit near Cokeville. It closes by highlighting Wyoming’s mining prospects and future prosperity as reflected in the Continental Post.
An editorial voice questions a presidential candidate's stance and strategy. It argues for unity among supporters and stresses the need for fair, inclusive participation in the process and the right of all citizens to engage in the political system.
Casper Tribune editor Mohler cites past party splits and urges fresh candidates with honesty and integrity. He argues for unity between progressive and regular wings to advance state welfare and place preeminent the common good over personal interest.
The Evanston Press argues Wyoming Republican newspapers should champion a party ticket with loyal, proven candidates this fall. It warns that obsequious to the bull moose faction hurts the party and urges editors to uphold GOP standards.
A fragment critiques partisan newspapers for stoking panic over the Democratic tariff law and urges giving the new policy time to work. The writer warns against unfair campaigns and calls for honest evaluation before next elections.
A garbled report discusses public sale actions and government rates affecting parcels and property. The text references commissions and potential injustices, with implied calls for prompt legal review and redress.
The readable fragments mention names and places like Wyoming and references to conflict or measures. The incomplete phrases imply a discussion of a plan or action but lack coherent facts or events to confirm specifics.
Casper editor notes Progressives of Wyoming eye an aggressive campaign and possible five party consolidation with Republicans. He cites strong Progressive showing in past battles, warns Republicans not to seek reconciliation, and predicts Roosevelt support as East activity rises. The piece says Wyoming Progressives may dictate balance of power and that state convention in Casper on February 16 will plan the 1914 campaign.
Statement of Ownership for the Resetver Camara weekly Keminger Wyoming claims Tam Select or editor proprietor and publisher as owner. The declaration filed with the Third Assistant Postmaster General in Washington D C fulfills August 24 112 act requirements. The text includes garbled lines about glasses and vision terms not relevant to ownership.
The wedding of Nellie Johnson Quinn and P W Spaulding occurred Monday evening with few knowing of the marriage. After the license was issued by the county clerk and the minister engaged, the couple left at 4 pm for Granger and Oregon Short Line to begin a monthlong honeymoon. Spaulding, a leading young attorney, enjoys strong local regard.
The report warns that thinning ice and heavy snow over the high country will cause sudden floods as spring thaws begin. Along Green River Bischefork and Hame forks the ice may break under horse weight, threatening bridges and adjacent roads. High water from deep snow and chinook winds could damage the Oregon Short Line and nearby canyon outlets.
Sunday evening a Lincoln Day program will be given under the title The Way. Addresses, recitations and music will fill the program. Rev. Meger will preside and all are invited to attend.
Fragmented description details Kemmerer as a village in a proposed Lincoln County area with electric lights water and sewer services. Notes neighboring districts, rail and coal interests, local industries including copper and coal interests, and a population around 1500 with references to surrounding towns and transportation links.
The Frontier Supply Company completed its new electric plant in Kemmerer with all modern machinery installed and tested. Officials say the facility will operate soon to provide a superior electric service in the state.
A letter home remedy touts a cough medicine sold by a local vendor in Merpart Alabama. The author claims it cured his family’s colds and endorses the product as effective. For sale by the seller referenced in the notice.
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