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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note mentions charges against an entity labeled SeneE Mar Pane An and a reference to 80 patrol cameras. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
Wyoming newspaper mourns Colonel J F Crawford editor of the Law and Sheriff and long time Wyoming journalist. The Civil War veteran and Union Pacific telegraph operator died in San Francisco from acute indigestion while with his wife for her health. He leaves a wife and three sons and was a trusted editor revered in Wyoming circles. The article recalls his fair, conscientious work and strong friendships.
A man in laborer garb asked about a Wyoming Labor Commissioner position. Officials replied no such post exists, learning he had been laid off five days earlier as a grader. His pending check, promised for the next day, was in doubt amid widespread delays. Rural workers shared similar fates awaiting pay, amid anxious questions about state promises.
A 42-year-old, Miss Helen Miller Gould, wed Finley Johnson Shephet in a Tarrytown ceremony on a late week afternoon. Gould held a $10,000 value at marriage. her husband, rising railroad figure, retained assets over $80,000 despite water-supply neglect affecting fire apparatus.
Word reaches press that Father J A Duffy of Cheyenne formerly led Kemmerer parish has been invited by the Pope to become the first bishop of the new diocese, signaling a major ecclesiastical reorganization.
Patrick Kelley alias William Hammel and Martin Duffy were brought before Judge Craig last week on larceny charges. They allegedly stole a variety of tools from a grading camp near Kemmerer and sold them to a second hand dealer.
Trailing Back and H O'Brien, manager for Standard Meat and Live Stock Co., returned Sunday from Linwood district sheep camps. The winter was fine with ample snow. sheep are headed back to the range near Pea eret.ee for the regular season, with natural forage noted.
The calendars from J A Pohjola were praised for their engaging images of the red tape and cal tether long cord with calendar pages and wands. They drew attention and were quickly appreciated by readers.
A missive from Mrs. Lewis Travia of Low An piles Cal. shares news of Wyoming families living there with mentions of walnut crops and a fine home. It notes Mr Brande crothers of Newsel Roasted. ill briefly in Los Angeles but now recovering.
State land commissioner Hopkins reports growth in the department workload and requests more space and an assistant to handle the rising duties. He urges legislative action on land administration and sale policies, noting the current structure strains resources and could hinder efficient operations.
Community notes from Kemmerer recount visitors and travels of residents, mine workers, and business folks. Entries mention Madison Mischler's return from Woellston and Ogden, J. W. Chrisman visiting from Seshr, and Dr. Whitlock preparing to lead Kemmerer Lincoln City Hospital with wife, plus various social visits to Sublet, Rock Springs, and Hastings.
A lengthy report details contested delegate votes in Green River County, four Lincoln-Uinta reps seated, EB Fisher exonerated, Allred and Eynon case split by party lines, and a likely focus shift to state welfare. A large Odd Fellows gathering in Kemmerer featured W L Kuykendall praising fraternal work, extensive lodge reach, and a Wyoming grand lodge session planned for Oct 8 in Kemmerer. A county-formation movement in Green River valley seeks to redraw lines, with a Pineville meeting set for Feb 1 to decide on creating a new county including eastern Lincoln and western Fremont.
A fragmented local column from Fontenelle mentions Howard Holden, Bessie Lohimer and others in Kemmerer and Sublet travel, a dance at Odd Fellows, fur muff found, a Hotel Kew annex contract, a Fontenelle rancher Olaun, and Oscar Wright’s ball viewing, with routine visits and weather notes among scattered items.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a stage moment on Wednesday avenue and a comedian at the Picture Show. Details are unreadable, with misordered words and missing names.
A special picture show will be held at the New Kemmerer theater Sunday evening to benefit the Gymnastien Chany of St. Tare Episcopal church. Specialities will be featured between alms with events including exitg wrestling and gym ex wei Kegaliy prices and at new parka.
Palmer returns from a fur visit to Los Angeles with family tensions evident as Marley appears unsettled and the household confronts hardship amid cold conditions and a damaged scene at the large Krim estate as owners deal with financial strain.
In the absence of County Attorney Ivan Jones, Bob Christmas acted as county attorney. Deputy Clerk Fred Hancey left Evanston Monday on county clerk office business. The regular Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held in Kemmerer beginning next Tuesday. Four new roll top desks were received last week for use by the county clerk assessor and superintendent of a school. The needs of temporary in Kemmerer were discussed. The Evanston funds could be used to reduce jail expenses. Ann George WW Tanner and others were mentioned in relation to deputy and staff matters.
The fragmentary account describes Jack Bowe found frozen to death, detailing harsh weather, a journey through a bitter period, and the discovery by others. Unclear names and places appear, with broken phrases about shelter, hardship, and passing.
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