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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1912
Page
12
The convention call for the new party, likely written by Roosevelt, faces opposition. Senate action ended William Lorimer of Illinois's career with a 55 to 24 vote, after a drawn out speech spanning three days and sessions, failing to sway critics who remained hostile.
An unconfirmed report claims Hon. P. J. Quealy accidentally stepped on a dog’s tail in Baltimore amid a heated exchange with an Arkansas associate. Police intervened. Governor Osborne allegedly refused contact, while Manley and Monay reportedly uncovered funds tied to release. Departure home delayed ten days as friends seek details.
Amos Smith traveling through Kemmerer on his way to Evanston with ranch manager John Angus and driver Bert Smalley. Returning Tuesday he was stopped near Diamondville for speeding. Sympathy goes to Armilley the careful driver who admitted excess speed but rejected reckless driving. South plans to stay on the ranch until shipping time amid good Piney conditions.
Deputy Hed McMinn came to town after weeks in the mountains north and east of Cokeride to gather evidence on the Whitney case. He reported a lengthy trip, exposure and hardship, with the search ongoing through the week.
A boxing contest is slated for Cycom Thew, with fighters including King and Virstinegh slated to meet at Shires 4c. The bout aims to headline a warldly card featuring regional rivals and promised decisive action.
Political notes discuss Socialist plans amid election petition rules. Jesse J. Reid may run county surveyor on Republican ticket. Lincoln county and state races noted. Frank A. Man visits Kemmerer, announced to seek Lincoln county commissioner term. long-time UintA Republican figure.
Those interested in the Eastern Star are invited to meet at a local venue to discuss organizational activities. The notice suggests community involvement and outlines a welcoming gathering for prospective members.
Emil Lilligrosse suffered the loss of the little finger on his left hand at the planing mill turning shop. A few children playing in the air ignored warnings and caused the mishap. Dr Marquis dressed the wound and Emil is recovering well.
An extra freight train struck a Japanese miner named G Miguta, 29, between Oakley and Diamondville on Sunday. Doctors amputated both toes after the accident and he was sent to Rock Springs hospital for treatment.
The document notes a witness from Boise called in the government suit against the Medicury Investment Company. It mentions real estate dealings tied to a Casita project and references trial proceedings not yet concluded.
Letter from Ella Walters a Republican candidate outlines a campaign for the state school superintendent job. She emphasizes teaching experience and a plan to advance educational quality during the election cycle.
Readable notes from Kemmerer detail local high school activities and a busy week. Erma Doveney visits her sister in Pointello while Mira Irene Elliott sails to Kansas City for a three week vacation. Local trades list fresh fruit and furniture arrivals as residents travel, visitors arrive, and new staff join local businesses.
Local notes report weddings and health updates including Mrs. Ed Sutton’s visit and a bride-to-be. Tom Ming leaves for Ogden and Salt Lake. Mrs. Ed Sutton’s father remains ill. Community activities include Elks Ladies Social Club dancing at the Lyceum and Kemmerer orchestra plans.
The family of Melba Franke Parks and family of Glencoe and Diamondville thank friends for kindness during their sorrow after the death of their daughter. Services are planned at Diamondville M E Church next Sunday at 7 pm with Miss Hallie Kimbree of South Dean addressing the debt of remembrance. Everyone invited.
RANCHES FOR SALE three miles south of LaBare Wyoming offer 6M acres with good brush Mad Fair cutting 40 hay. Foot house includes outbuildings and new MEF. One parcel on Slate Creek north of Opal features a pond Gowboner and buildings totaling 620 ween. Contact LaBarge Live Stock Co VAT Kemmerer Wyoming for details.
Roosevelt won a decisive victory at the Iowa state convention as party leaders gathered to plan the new campaign. Taft supporters faced a split and diminished influence in a contested, evolving convention scene.
Mr Downey remodels the building on the corner of Rapphire and the Triangle once used as a lodging house. A new store will feature a mandolered entrance and a sea themed facade.
Little Melba Fearn Parkes daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Parks died last week. Funeral services will be held at that place with burial to follow.
In the district court of Uintah County the matter of the estate of Shadhach P White is listed with heirs and notices to Mrs Vergie Mercer and other heirs. The document references probate steps, asset distribution, and the lawful procedures for settling the decedent's estate.
Fragmentary notice states The Rt. Rev. MW. Thomas will visit Kemmerer on a Sunday near an election day. Proclamation references commissioners term and laws from 1911. The garbled text limits clear details but indicates religious visitation in a civic context.
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