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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
12
Fragmented text reports fundraising for an advertising fund of a local race, contributions from Kemmerer and Natrona County, and appropriations requests from Fre mont County for flood and road projects. Mentions Lar KEMMERER CAMERA, various officials, and community figures in Wyoming towns Evanston and Rawlins.
The statement described a proposed bill with penalties for entertainment, carriage hire, or expenditure to influence elections. It warned that the act could criminalize candidacy and mixing with felons, suggesting the measure seeks to sway voters and regulate campaign spending.
Local officials say no prearranged janitorship for Kemmerer in state house patronage. Peter Gordon sought door keeper but a Sheridan county candidate won the post. Kemmerer then offered a junior position which was returned. Kemmerer residents believed Grinton deserved consideration for county commissioner but Cheyenne reports deny prearranged ties.
City Hall hosts a meeting to reorganize the Kenuuerer Fire Department on Friday evening January 22 at 1 am. All residents interested are urged to attend. details unclear due to damaged text.
Legal notice from Saleoro County detailing a court granted estate transfer. References to Dietelot Court, Sarah BE Vela, and the designation of letters of administration. Specifies the estate and allowances, with dates and involved parties, in a formal probate context.
The National Wool Growers Association meeting in Wyoming discussed wool costs, storage and warehouse contracts, and the impact on manufacturers. Officers were reelected, with How. A. Defelder of Lander named Western president. Dr. J. A. Wilson named next face of the meeting. The Taft administration was urged to retain Wilson as agriculture secretary, opposing Pinchot.
Incomplete text references Granger and Ealing with mentions of altitude weather and a revolver. Some names appear jumbled with unclear connections to a possible rail or race context. No coherent event or clear dates emerge from the readable fragments.
The Green River valley scene features sheepmen meetings in Idaho and Oregon travel news. Miss Rath Bacer hosts a birthday party with games and refreshments. community updates note sheepman gatherings, sales plans, and local business descriptions.
Wyoming news notes the Uinta delegation pushing a death bill through the legislature. Mentions chairman, clerk, and several lawmakers with ties to coal mining policy and state affairs.
In Pinay Wye on January 16 a young man urged four paths to ease unrest and division in Uinta County. He argued the county should consider a division to advance interests, while a clerk and others weighed the potential outcomes and timing.
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