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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
4
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The note from Kemmerer Wyoming dated January 20 1915 mentions Editor Brandonio visiting relatives in St Paul and Minneapolis. Goodwins Weekly in The Shame of the State attacks Utah lawmakers for chaotic opening of their legislature and the court and secretary of state being barred from administering oaths.
The Wyoming Tribune reports over 100 applicants for legislative posts from Laramie County, most from Cheyenne. The piece argues payments from all counties benefit Cheyenne most, urging fair distribution of appointments away from Laramie County.
At the State Federation of Labor session in Cheyenne last week Minnie Honaker of Sheridan a laundry worker was chosen as a Federation Board member. Desire Gaspard of Kemmerer was named officer of mine workers District No. 5. Lieutenant E Z Steever advisor to the governor organized Casper high school cadets and plans for squads to compete for medals. He advocates compulsory uniforms in Cheyenne high schools. The era features legislative activity Shriners in Rawlins growers convention Cheyenne Stock Show in Denver.
Buffalo Bill and his white horse Isham star in the Denver horse show, serving as a long time faithful pair. The display showcases their enduring partnership and draws crowds to the event.
The Wyoming State Journal quotes former Missouri governor David R Francis praising local papers for community service and financial value. He notes editors do more for towns than many individuals and urges fair support, while commenting on editor harmony across publications.
An excursion event to Rawlins Wyoming is listed with January 4 and 24 sessions for the Order of Patio Shrine. Agents for rates are noted, detailing travel options via 0. & L. and U. P. for the outing. The fragmentary text references limiting terms and schedule specifics remains unclear.
The Kemmerer Camera releases a Christmas edition containing twenty eight pages of local matter and advertisements. The paper proclaims Kemmerer among the state’s most progressive and prosperous towns and promises further improvements.
A fragmentary column cites the birth of a boy to Mrs. Francis Howes Sayre at the White House, hints he may be named for a grandfather, notes this as the 11th White House birth, and then shifts to a motoring safety poster from Minneapolis and jokes about Mark Twain in a Pullman car.
F Stoner of Colbeville visited the city last Monday from the desert where he was moving a flock to Cubaville. He reports sheep have wintered well and prospects look bright for the coming season. There has been plenty of feed, though not abundant, says Mr Stouette of the firm Stouee Brother, a leading name in the local sheep and wool industry in this Wyoming region.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale of a store location and building with references to Leyuire and Keaumarer Wyo. It mentions a large line and Yanks but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete locations.
The Star Valley High School students publish a 16 page magazine style monthly titled Bogle. It features a stylish cover and strong advertising patronage, aiming to become a popular student publication.
The Kemmerer theatre crowd enjoyed the “1915 Dirs” show with a crowded bald headed row. A separate note discusses arsenite use for vegetation and cautions on handling. Paris fashion quirks include colored beards and a blue mustache among poets, with a dressmaker planning a bottle green beard.
About twenty seniors from the Boston high school of commerce visit local business offices to observe expectations for young job applicants. The inquiry is promoted by public school authorities and organized in part by the chamber of commerce.
A quirky theory suggests that tall straw hat crowns raise the cost of lying by using extra straw, leaving less for cattle and driving beef prices higher. Caen has arranged weekly legislative news to keep readers informed during the session.
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