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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
9
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Obituary notes Colonel J F Crawford editor for fifteen years of the Law Hin, a Civil War veteran and former telegraph operator, died in San Francisco at 66 from acute indigestion while with his wife Mrs Crawford for health. He leaves a wife and three sons, trusted Wyoming University associate and former clerk in the Eleventh Legislature, remembered for fairness and blunt editorials. The piece also touches on congressional pensioners and a legislative tax discussion in Washington.
A man dressed as a laborer asked about the Wyoming Labor Commissioner position. Authorities said no such official existed in the state. The man, employed as a grader, had been laid off five days earlier and awaited a check promised for the next day. He muttered threats over the anticipated payment while others faced similar delays.
Forty two year old Mae Helen Miller Gould wed Finley Johnson Shep in a Tarrytown ceremony on a wet afternoon last week. Gould valued at 10000 at marriage. husband, rising railroad figure, was comparatively poor with a fortune around 30000 due to water damages and fire supply neglect. Officials note water mains neglect as criminal. A Wyoming public land bill dedicates 94 percent of proceeds to road construction, aiding western states lagging in roads and bridges.
Word from Cheyenne says Father J A Duffy who led Kemmerer parish before Father Leo arrived has been invited by the Pope to be the first of the new dioceses. The announcement indicates a significant clerical appointment affecting the local church leadership and future regional church structure.
Patrick Kelley alias William Hammel and Martin Duffy were brought before Judge Craig last week on larceny charges for stealing tools from a grading camp near Kemmerer and selling them to a second hand dealer.
Trailing Back and H O'Brien of Standard Meat and Live Stock Co visited town Sunday after returning from Linwood district sheep camps. The winter kept the flock well sheltered with snow. Sheep now head back toward the range near the regular winter grazing area for next season.
Pohjola Calendars regrets overlooking the first of the year and features calendars from J A Pohjola. The Kemi cmae fire photographs and red tape items drew curious attention. The calendar, tether, long cord, and wand accents were well received.
A letter from Mrs. Lewis Travia of Low An piles Cal ... shares news of Wyoming families living nearby and a report on Mr Brande crothers of Newsel Roasted bapied In Los Angeles who was ill briefly but is recovering.
State land commissioner Hopkins reports increased office workload and space needs. He urges legislative approval for new assistant position and expanded staff to manage land sales and related duties. Proposals include adjusting sale practices and alignment with statutory requirements.
Community briefs recount events and personal updates from Kemmerer and nearby towns. Mentions of theater plans, dances, visits, travel between Kemmerer, Rock Springs, Oak Piney, Ogden, and Salt Lake City. Also notes on a typhoid death in Frontier mines and local business and hospital plans.
Green River county faces a contested delegates issue with a tie vote allowing two representatives to retain seats. The hearing concluded with four Lincoln Uinta county representatives seated, while EB P Fisher was exonerated. Allred and John Eynon saw mixed committee outcomes, triggering partisan debate as Wyoming politics and local fraternal events unfold. A large Odd Fellows gathering in Kemmerer highlighted community ties and planned a new county line discussion centered on Sweetwater and Lincoln counties, with action slated near Pineville.
A scrambled OCR fragment from Fontenelle Kemmerer and nearby areas mentions Howard Holden, Morrison, and Bessie Lohimer visiting Sublet, with social notes about dances, hotel plans, a found fur muff, and a Montepelier visitor. It also hints at local figures Hoff, Miller, Dow, and Wright, plus weather and ranch activity.
A garbled OCR fragment refers to a comedian at the Picture Show who faced an incident on a Wednesday, with vague notes about his shoulders and a planned performance. Details are unclear and names or places are not decipherable.
A special picture show will be held Sunday evening at the New Kemmerer theater to benefit the Gymnastien Chany of St. Tare Episcopal church. Spectacles include wrestling and gym events with prices at new parka.
Palmer returned Thaiendey from fur visit to Los Angeles where she had been for the pest month. Her presence was noted as necessary by Mr Palmer. Marley, employed in fear, was mentioned with a taikivat ddaasago to the 'uange erp. The eating and sacrifice themes appear, with vague references to owners of a large Kr im and a Saeen A oe.
In the absence of County Attorney Ivan Jones, Bob Christmas served as acting county attorney. Deputy Clerk Fred Hancey left Evanston on county business. The Board of County Commissioners will meet in Kemmerer next Tuesday. Four roll-ton desks arrived for the county clerk, assessor, and superintendent of a school. Items mention jail expenses and temporary needs in Kemmerer. Ann George, WW Tanner, and others noted deputy roles and related offices. The report highlights fund use and forthcoming county work in Evanston and Kemmerer.
Fragmentary report describes the death of Jack Bowe by freezing during a harsh period. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a tragic death during severe weather with mentions of prior movements, local locations, and associated individuals.
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