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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
4
The Kemmerer Camera argues against stand-pat politicians and editors in Wyoming. It says true conservatives accept open discussion and admit errors rather than boast of stubborn, unyielding stands. The piece urges honest principles over rigid party lines.
Appearances show the Republican party entering a major campaign in the state. The focus is on perfect organization and unity with past efforts guiding strategy. Some editors warn of spiraling editorial overreach as Cheyenne gun violence is briefly noted in a related remark.
Frank Rowenstein claims his pet rat was stolen from a bin the day after the article appeared. He notes the loss follows prior prominence given to the rat in the paper.
Theodore Roosevelt declares for the Republican nomination and vows to stay in the race. He says if defeated he will unite with the victors to ensure Republican success and denies plans for a third party. The Taft campaign signals draft of officeholders, showing unease in the administration.
The senate presses for protection as the iron and steel bill advances with little debate or fact given. Critics accuse lawmakers of secrecy and rushing the bill, risking American labor and productivity amid free trade pressure.
The Elk Coal Company property was sold last week to Mammoth Coal Company of Omden Utah, capitalized at half a million dollars. J W F Volker is president and general manager, with J H Volker as secretary and W T Harrin remaining superintendent. The new owners plan general development first and to sink the main slope 1000 feet deeper, exposing higher quality coal. They expect to mine 1000 to 1500 tons daily this fall. Kemmerer residents wish them success.
A controversial unsigned letter debates Roosevelt versus Taft between supporters and opponents in Wyoming. It argues Roosevelt would appeal to the masses, claims Taft remains faithful to the trust, and notes public sentiment before the straw contest.
A deal will transfer interests in City Livery Stable from Andrew Maki to Ben Bagnell. The business will be run by Sieere, Murray and Hagorll with new upgrades planned and management by Bee Emith Cbop. It is likely Jack Mantel will represent the new owner at the livery.
In town yesterday Linden traveled from Rock Springs to observe snow conditions near the White mountains. He reports his sheep grazing there and calls the winter so far perfect with little snowfall and few ockmasters observed.
The Quaker Maid brand operated by Hirsch Co. wholesale liquor dealers, led by Jos Lavitt, traveled through the district seeking business. Lavitt, known across the region, aimed to expand efforts in Kansas after taking a break from the road. Hirmeh accompanied the visit.
The death notice reports Si Edwards son of Curney Edwards of Prontion who died from burns while employed in a mine accident. He was at Mack Hiprings hospital before the body was taken to Breaston for burial on Sunday. A related notice to Mr Edwards arrived too late for this week’s publication and will appear next month.
The High School team defeated the Town Team 10 to 9 at the Lyceum Monday night. Players showed strong improvement since a prior loss to Montpelier and plan to travel there Friday to meet the Montpelier squad. Others may accompany the team.
The people of Kemmerer enjoyed a Sunday afternoon parade by the Kemmerer band. The ensemble discoursed some of the best music heard in town, drawing smiles and warm reactions from spectators on the street.
Weekend notes describe Jos Genith traveling to Granger with an away tote coup. Attorney Ivan Jones won a visitor during the day. Jos Reid of Hage and the Beckwithain foreman hosted Kemmerer visitors. Mr Crain of Diamondville hosted a hard times party. Smalley family of Cubeville visited Gudmandeen home in Kener, returning Monday. John Griffin remodels his Boigade 6 saloon interior and Don Leap Your Baller appears in Lycra attire at a local event.
Governor Joseph M. Carey issues a proclamation to promote early construction of the Yellowstone Park Highway and to discuss statewide road policy. The call comes at the request of The Good Roads Club of Douglas.
St Patrick errands describe posters for the St Patrick's entertainment and dance to be held at the Lyceum on the evening of Saturday March 16.
We extend thanks to the many friends for kindness shown during illness and after the death of our husband and father Mrs. Dan Aitken and Puaily.
Notice announces sale under a chattel mortgage due to default. It lists mortgagees K Bayard and others, notes the mortgage filed in Uintah County Clerk’s office, and states the debt amount with interest and lack of legal action to recover.
The Ladies of the Thimble Club were sociably entertained last Friday evening by Mrs T L Stewart and Miss Harry Fitch at Stewart's residence.
Whitney says he will sing of Moscow during the week of March. patrons attend in Keewomer next Tuesday night. The performance features Hapolera with reniaae and a full cast. about 1,800 people are expected to attend. last night’s show drew a larger audience than expected and they promise an excellent evening tonight.
Oscar Peterman visited the Raw line week to deliver balance of a young flock to Omaha breeders. The sheep were gelded and the breeders praised the quality of the flock as they received the animals.
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