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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
8
In a Soda Springs Idaho Chieftain reflection a dog’s loyalty to his starving master is praised while humans are critiqued for abandoning friends in trouble. The piece extols canine honesty and devotion, contrasting it with human frailty and deceit.
Miss Mayme Huyck and Earle M. Jones married Sunday night January 12 at nine at Ivan 5 Jones's home with Rev Mayor officiating. Merril Jones was best man and Miss Bessie hmer bridesmaid. The bride, daughter of John and Mrs Huyck of Butter Indiana, taught near Fontenelle and La Barge before moving west. Earle, son of James W. Jones of La Barge, had homesteaded near La Barge two years ago. The couple, popular locals, plan to reside there and received best wishes for happiness.
Low fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles offered by the Hunuary district with diverse routes amid an April 1 limit. See U S L agents for rates and further details. Poet)
The Town women passed a timely ordinance restricting under eighteen only in pool halls with fines ranging from twenty six to twenty six dollars. The piece notes officers should enforce it strictly and mentions a preference for a higher age limit.
A Republican and a Democrat clashed amid a chaotic rally in Kemer on Sunday. The event featured verbal exchanges and a near-brawl as supporters from both parties urged turnout for the upcoming state election. Local officials urged calm while party leaders criticized the opposition’s tactics.
A highly garbled OCR fragment includes scattered names, fragments of verse, and stray words. The readable content lists fragments like Aen Het and Fabio, with no coherent narrative or datable details.
Senton A reports no money collected for cemetery lots in December 1912. Martial A reports nothing collected in December. Police Justice reports two cases of disturbance and one house of ill fame case, total 0.2 7 130.00. Treasurer’s report shows December 1 balance, receipts from fines, disbursements for street and general funds, and warrants outstanding totaling 1413.12 in street fund and 385.85 in general fund. salary payments listed. Items include town seal purchase, labor, printing, meals for prisoners, and attorney appearance on saloon liquor license matter. Council adjourned after noting no further business.
A January 4 bill in the United States Senate seeks a federal appropriation to destroy predatory wild animals on National Forests and adjacent lands. It directs the Agriculture Secretary to cooperate with states that fund such destruction and to reimburse states a share equal to the proportion of state forest land to total state area, with an initial 200,000 figure.
Erm W Smith reports desert word warns of scarce snow future snow is vital for sheep welfare. Little current snow forces water access and limited feed reserves as flocks are kept close to existing snow banks until new snowfall arrives. Snow along Linwood and state southern boundary is ample.
Notice to all parties to file applications for cattle, horse and sheep grazing permits in the Wyoming National Forest for the 1913 season. Applications must be filed at the office in Afton Pacmag by February 10, 1913. Full grazing fee information and blank forms available upon request. James E. Jewel, Supervisor.
Sublet Wyoming man A M Gann offers a ten dollar reward for the return of a weighty iron gray horse of about 900 pounds branded on the hip. The notice appears as a concise wanted or lost animal advertisement from a local or regional newspaper.
Notice of incorporation filed in Wyoming Cheyenne on the 26th day of ember 1912. The company aims to conduct mercantile business with capital stock of 1000 shares at ten dollars par, for a fifty year term. Directors for the first year are E. Fisher A LA and A A Vealey. Principal office listed in Eikol Uinta County and agent B Chyatmas.
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