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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1914
Page
9
Sole owner editor proprietor and publisher of Tus Komik Cameras a weekly newspaper Kemmerer Lincoln county Wyoming declares ownership as required by act of August 24 1 112 with third assistant postmaster general Washington DC as official seal Watt Brandon
The Editor travels to Denver next week to attend the Brand Iron dinner hosted by the Denver Proxe club and to view the National Stock Show. He expects a feast for both appetite and intellect, hinting at a substantial culinary and informative outing.
A dated critique lauds the country newspaper for exposing nail order houses and tax‑paying firms, praising its role in local welfare while noting editor bills from distant printers and distant offices. It argues newspapers propel community progress and warn against inferior, prepaid merchandise from outside sources.
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple names and entities in a jumble. It contains references to publishers, officials, jurists, and unnamed parties amid scattered fragments suggesting a legal or procedural context and possibly technical terms or events. The legible elements indicate a chaotic text without a clear narrative.
The second day proceedings note Sheriff Hansen received a $50 gift from Clarence Holden after a horse resurfaced. Hansen pledged to return the amount. officials aim to verify exact facts and determine whether an error or exoneration is appropriate, underscoring the board’s public duty.
The California coast sees ocean sands reclaiming shorelines as old Pacific waves sweep away many summer cottages along the strand, reminding the public that a house built upon the sands will not stand.
Hon G M Winkleman of Big Piney visited Kemmerer over Sunday and Monday en route to Cheyenne and Kansas City for a two week stay. He oversees vast ranching interests at the Cottonwood head, where a May harvest is expected to boost output. A longtime developer in the Upper county, he helped found the Uinta County Irrigation Go and served in the last legislature, supporting state irrigation projects and local growth.
Fragmentary text discusses Bemmuier party, labor figures, and public sentiment. It references unions, political influence, and evolving national attitudes toward labor leaders, with unclear names and events due to damaged OCR.
Letters from Cheyenne and Rawlins school leaders and university officials applaud Kemmerer for hosting the Wyoming State Teachers Association meeting. They commend the thorough coverage in the Kemmerer Camera and thank the community for its hospitality and cooperation during the event.
An old ad satire portrays a persistent advertiser who boasts of his methods and urges bold business comparisons. The piece warns that the man seeks to showcase his value and reputation to entice the town, promising a fair deal if others match his bold claims.
Concert band members announce a varied program for Saturday evening events and future concerts. Members listed include Warner Bond, Sam Waller, and Hank Bean with planned pieces by Tiber Mime Heer and other composers. New venue and schedule details to be released later.
In a fragmented report a traveler and several named individuals depart for a distant locale while another group encounters delays and missteps. The text references health, family movements, and a sequence of unclear events surrounding a whaler and an Opal Tuesday.
The Southland Jubilee Quartet presents a mixed voices program of plantation melodies and jubilee songs featuring Dunbar readings by Drayton and works by Prof Barbour. A standout concert with quartets and solos, Friday night January 16. Tickets 25 and 50 cents, seats at City Drug store.
Bud Payne recounts a dangerous sled ride at the depot slope. He grabs a sled, slides down the hill and loses control at a dip, ending face first. He notes times and conditions have changed since boyhood.
Anna Talliaferro, nine months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TS Talliaferro, died Saturday morning after illness with bronchitis. The mother fed the child at 2 AM and found it dead on rising. Funeral services were held Sunday at the parents' home with Rev. Schepp officiating. The community extended condolences.
Word came from Big Piney Friday of the wrong illness of William Pence, father of Mrs. KE Noble, visiting in Iowa and summoned home. J T Pence of Bole, a son, passed Kemmerer Saturday en route to the ranch.
A classifieds note advertises suits and overcoats for the smart young man and his conservative father. Ready to wear with no waiting, the shop promises instant gratification and timely fulfillment for varied tastes.
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