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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
12
The notice outlines subscription rates and advance reading notices. It lists required steps for payment and service terms while noting the urgency and timing of renewals. The item emphasizes prompt action by patrons to avoid interruptions and specifies contact details for inquiries.
The piece cites Goodwins Weekly charging Utah legislators with outrageous conduct at the opening of their session. It notes the Supreme Court justice and secretary of state staff were shunned when administering oaths, and describes the legislators as seizing the chamber and guarding doors for notoriety.
The Saratoga Sun quotes the Wyoming Tribune noting over 100 applicants for legislative posts from Laramie County, most from Cheyenne. It argues fairness would redistribute appointments away from Cheyenne, which hosts the capital and benefits annually, toward the rest of the state.
At Cheyenne gathering of the State Federation of Labor Miss Minnie Honaker of Sheridan a laundry worker was chosen to join the Federation Board. Desire Gaspard of Kemmerer was named officer of mine workers for District No. 5. Lieutenant E Z Steever, advisor to Governor drick, visited Casper to organize high school cadets and promote compulsory uniforms in Cheyenne high schools.
Buffalo Bill and his white horse Isham, longtime companions, are featured attractions at the Denver horse show, drawing crowds with their famed partnership.
Ex Gov David R Francis praises local papers for free public lines and community investment noting editors do more for towns than many. Wyoming State Journal lauds harmony among editors and hopes for broader unity, referencing Leader and Tribune editors.
A fragment notes an excursion to Rawlins Wyoming on January 4 and 41 with references to Via 0 L and U P for sessions of Order of patio Shrine. It mentions limit and agents for rates. The readable text is fragmented and lacks a clear event outcome.
The Kemmerer Camera releases a twenty eight page Christmas issue filled with local news, pictures, and advertisements. The paper claims Kemmerer stands as one of the state's most progressive and prosperous towns, inviting readers to see the edition's value.
Woodrow is grandpa and the newborn boy will likely be named for his illustrious grandfather. The article notes this is the eleventh birth at the White House. It also recounts assorted clippings about police mottos in Minneapolis, political yarns from Goodwins Weekly, and various European war and political tidbits.
F Stoner of Colbeville visited the city last Monday after traveling from the desert with a flock of burke heading to Cubaville. He reports sheep have wintered well and prospects look bright for the coming season. There is plenty of feed, despite some shortages, says Stouette of Stouee Brother, a leading firm in the sheep and wool industry in this section of Wyoming.
A garbled ad notes a store location for sale tied to a building with a wide range of merchandise referenced. The fragment mentions Chong Ce shore and Keaumarer Wyo among other unclear terms while indicating a large stock and business exposure.
Students at Star Valley High School release the monthly paper Bogle in magazine form. The 16 page issue features a classy cover and fresh advertising patronage.
A Kemmerer theatre crowd filled the bald headed row last Wednesday as the 1915 Dirls performed, while Paris fashion notes report colored beards gaining favor among men. The piece recalls a mix of local amusement and striking grooming trends, including blue mustaches and bottle green beards.
About twenty juniors from the Boston High School of Commerce visit local business offices to learn employer expectations when applying for jobs. The inquiry is promoted by public school authorities and backed by the chamber of commerce.
A satirical note claims high crowns in straw hats drive up straw cost by taking twice as much material, reducing cattle fodder and beef supply. The writer hints at weekly legislative coverage to keep readers informed through the session.
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