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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
17
Fragmentary notice concerning charges and a stated amount of 61.09 per Wednesday July 9 1913. The readable text mentions binding tats 0 pe iba io et neat mariciae rie a Atlgerae of pe co cout wile be charged on charges.
A movement proposes Hon. Frank W. Mondell as Wyoming governor next year on the Republican ticket. Supporters say he is trusted, proven in Congress, and could be nominated and elected if he accepts. They argue his governorship would advance the state and his work.
Cokeville Register manager C O Davis visited Kemmerer for the Fourth of July and reports strong local advertising support. Marbleton plans a new Marbleton Republican edition edited by Joseph A Yost with O Dadalra as associate editor to cover Green River Valley and promote Marbleton. Government sets Snake River bridge funding at 27000 with Lincoln County to match. maintenance budget to follow after construction.
Congress passes Mondyll measure restoring entry rights to individuals who forfeited homestead or desert claims. The bill, described by supporters as a path to reclaim lost property, targets those in the Luranie Republica and similar areas seeking renewed eligibility for settlement.
Kemmerer eyes a large multi camp Fourth of July celebration with hopes to guide visitors with ample hotels lodging and restaurants ready to accommodate a big turnout. Town leaders urge coordinated effort to ensure a worthy event and visitor enjoyment.
In this county the statutes demand treasurers disclose receipts and disbursements for the past year under oath. The notice calls for compliance with the law to show how funds were spent by the districts and to reveal paid and unpaid accounts.
The Kemmerer Fourth celebration featured a three game baseball series between the Elks and the Moose on the Kemmerer grounds. Officials include ump Mike Naylin and Cupid Jay Quealy. receipts totaled 100, split between teams with Elks funds for the Hospital Room fund and Moose for the benefit fund.
Green River edged Kemmerer 9 to 4 in a high stakes Saturday clash over a 125 purse with 75 to the winner and 50 to the loser. The Kemmerer crowd saw Green River score late runs and hold firm on defense as Quealy led the visitors and Davis managed Green River Star coverage alongside a sizable turnout.
A family from Howell Michigan returned Thursday after a long stay at the old home. They traveled through Detroit and Washington, reporting very hot weather and many days spent in the shade. The trip included meetings with relatives and friends, with lingering concern about debts and finances.
Officials report a large record transfer project in Kemmerer as John Voorhees and team transcribe Brave ton records for Lincoln County. About twenty five stenographers and six proofreaders produce up to nineteen thousand words daily with loose leaf books chosen for economy. Deputy Clerk Fred Hancey smiles over a newborn daughter, while TD O Neil and I Beteer-son depart after a county meeting. June's receipts set a county clerk record.
Harry Clark Jr. broke his arm after a fall from a barn at the rear of their home last week. He was treated at Lincoln County Miners hospital and is recovering well though he will not climb on any mursharne for a while.
Attorney Ralph Smith returned from Denver on Tuesday after spending the Fourth with his mother. He reports Denver is preparing for the Knights Templar entertainment in August. He mentions meeting Mose Lyons, a well known local, who has traveled widely but longs to return to Kemmerer.
At a Wednesday evening session the Kemmerer Commercial Club elected Dr. D. Stafford as president JP Folver as secretary and A. Hlonkitis as treasurer The committee for securing and furnishing the new town mulettte reported and was discharged The group discussed club matters and made recommendations to the committee The next meeting will elect remaining officers and arrange descriptive literature to promote town resources and advantages
J W Byrtleson of Bellot Kansas and his wife visit Kemmerer this week as a state law pioneer and Masonic leader. They note a near finish to plowing in north central Kansas and describe farmers facing a lighter crop. Darthenan couple vacation then Yellowstone trip.
Shaking Hands Jimmy Anderson, long time head of the BPM Co grocery department in Ve ta etearins at Chemie Tava io town, left after the Fourth of July holiday period. The move appears to mark a change in leadership and duties in the store's food section.
Fragmentary item notes a new mill test near Piney Toe. Mentions Louis, Jane, and August, with unclear references to a Mr. Jamen and a Sitlog ov Fish croak. Seems to describe local industry and political selections, with uncertain dates and events.
George Harris a longtime resident of this area and Rock Springs, died suddenly in his store on July 4. His daughter Mrs. Frank Pfeiffer of Kemmerer and granddaughters Ethel and Marjorie traveled to Kemmerer after the word arrived. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the home of George Pickering in Rock Springs.
The Camera received a bouquet of roses, the season’s first, grown by Mrs. Wim Downey in Kemmerer. It notes that Hower gardens can thrive there with proper care, and laments the lack of more yards decorated with such mutaro wonders.
A labor day event in Kemmerer faced a forfeit with Homer Hileman’s horse Wal ford racing against Barrett hare Nils Finch. The Hileman hare won the event entered last week while the Barrett hare finished close in two races. The event was postponed to form a major attraction for the holiday.
A party including Fred Chopin Bob Hocker John Mischler and Jay Quealy left Monday for Cokeville for an ashing expedition. Vote Olson will meet them there and Shaparone will join the party during their stay at Alice Lake. Daily auto trips to bring fish back are expected.
In the District Court of the United States Wyoming division a bankruptcy proceeding for Prank Herrier of Cokeville is announced. The creditor meeting and claim proofs are scheduled at the county seat with court action to appoint a trustee and clear the bankruptcy status.
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