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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
4
To the People of Lincoln County I announce my candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools on the Democratic ticket. I have taught school for seven years and pledge to handle the office satisfactorily if nominated and elected, seeking voters' support in the coming primary and November elections.
W Tanner of Kemmerer Wyoming announces his bid for renomination as County Assessor on the Democratic ticket in the upcoming August 23 primary. He notes four years in the assessor's office and five years as deputy, pledging faithful performance if nominated and elected.
R H Pembree announces intention to seek re nomination and re election as Luncoln county coroner. pledges to run office with efficiency and economy and asks voters for support in the coming election.
Brandon Watt returns from Love Hot Springs with a goofy quote about a better season. A crowd cheers as team plans a reunion and looks toward this week's Roundup event.
A report describes the path to recovery following a voter related incident involving Gaspard, with details indicating improvement since the event and ongoing monitoring of health status as officials provide updates.
A fragmented report outlines a bootlegging charge tied to a trio of men, with each suspect named in court notes and defense arguments noted as partially obscured. The article hints at connections to a local operation and a hidden motive related to supplies and profits.
A Wyoming geologist, acting for state and federal interests, visited Cre taceous Oil Company holdings in the Big Piney district and gave flattering expert opinions on the prospects. Capitalists courted the firm, but management plans to keep ownership local and avoid a controlling stake. The Keystone machine has been moved to the Dry Piney location for a test well down to 2,500 feet to evaluate the field.
The Hoard of Equalization comprising the County Commissioners and the County Assessors met last week and found assessor valuations generally fair though some title adjustments were deemed necessary. Commissioner Papworth of Star Valley could not attend due to militia service calls. The board adjourned for the Fourth and will reconvene Thursday when the County Commissioners’ regular July meeting will also be held.
A raffle-like event drew Father Lynch as the center of attention at a Saturday night gathering in the Komaiprer Hotel lobby. Participants circled for the well known word Father has driven around for some time. Rev Wood of the local Episcopal church won the draw and donated $20 to the Catholic church.
Swell New Car Bra Smith traveled to Lake City to trade his car for a new vehicle. He returned Saturday with a classical Kissel four door that won praise locally for its appearance and value.
Fragmentary report notes illness and travel disruption as preparations proceed. The text mentions bowel issues causing delays and a focus on readiness for planned movement. No clear names or places are readable.
A general vote is being held by Engineers Firemen conductors and trainmen to decide if leaders may cancel the right to call a strike for an eight hour day with overtime pay. The balloting follows failed negotiations in New York June 1 to June 15 and a rejected arbitration proposal before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Strong strike sentiment exists nationwide as unions seek arbitration if demands are unmet. The 1894 Debs era strike is cited as a history reference while Loreal railroad expresses hope for a peaceful settlement without a strike.
About 100 men guard bridges along the U S following reports that Mexican shepherds planned to blow up or burn them to slow militia movements. Railroad officials hired men to patrol the line from Pocatello to Kemmerer and Montpellier, with armed guards ready for any attempted sabotage.
Lamb producers in Cokeville begin fall deliveries with contracts already signed. Otto J. Hatcher and Sigel Hatcher of Denver’s Hatcher and Snyder secured 75 pound lambs at 7.99 from JP Olson, while contracts with 5B Curtis, Victor Forgeon and Al Gardiner cover 7 pound lambs. Some holders refuse to contract, but leverage shows fall lambs may fetch high prices despite current market levels.
Eugene Knight of Wilmington North Carolina reports relief from constipation and indigestion using Chamberlain's Tablets, noting mild gentle action and pleasing results. His wife also benefited from their indigestion relief. Obtainable locally.
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