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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
6
A fragmentary column blends a poetic falaise about building castles in the air and a series of political notes. Senator Borah discusses party amalgamation and protest votes while Roosevelt hints at a GOP progressive alliance. Oklahoma harvest labor, street scenes, and Frances B. Smith’s run for State Superintendent close the brief.
In Montpelier Idaho a conflict arose after the city council ordered removal of hitching posts from main streets. Farmers allege automobile owners caused the shift and threaten to pull business from town merchants, as Montpelier’s thriving farming community remains a common sight for travelers.
Frances B. Smith, longtime Carbon county county superintendent of schools, announces candidacy for the State Superintendent of Public Instruction on the Republican ticket. She has resided in Wyoming, faced state school issues, and expresses lifelong Wyoming ties and education.
Tur Camena will publish political cards and announcements from any party at regular rates to reach county voters. The policy of the paper remains unchanged. Dr. Max Baff critiques millinery, asserting that women are still savage and that styles drive passion for hats.
The County Clerk recorded several land patents and warranty deeds this past week. Entries include Grace G. Miller to John Wilson for lots in Jachon block ten. Robert Johnson to H Wilson on block eight in Jacknop for 800. Geo Hardman to William Hill on sec 12, tp 31, 119 acres for 1080. Tolman family land in sec 96, tp 68, 119 acres for 100. United States to Charles 2 for land in sec 14, tp a0 BB.
Readable fragments indicate church activities with Sunday services at 2:00 PM and an evening class. Names and precise titles are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Notice to all concerned that Lincoln County Commissioners decide to locate a new road in Lincoln County Wyoming beginning at a point bearing north and running along the center line with a width of 82 feet each side. The description includes bearings, distances, and sections in township 30 north range 112 feet, with references to the Big Piesyttenley rush and other landmarks. Signed by D. 1014 Harrison, County Clerk.
Public letter from Hillard B Ridgely announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Governor of Wyoming. He states support for the Cheyenne Republican mass meeting principles of April 6, 1914 and pledges an honest progressive and economical administration if nominated and elected.
At 0 30 last evening a car returning from Cumberland to Glencoe overturned on a new road, injuring five. John Weatland suffered a severe leg fracture with bone exposed. Supt Joseph McFarland Tom Eynon and William Hendrickson were bruised and hospitalized along with Weatland. Frank Brogonovik had shoulder and leg injuries and stayed at Hotel Kemmerer. The car was towed the next morning in low gear. Diamondville Jack aided by transporting injured to Kemmerer after the crash.
Fossil source Gus Linden reports shearing now proceeding with one steam plant and one ice blade in operation. About 90,000 sheep are seen as ready, with Linden noting he refused 20 for bias wool.
The marriage of Pred Jetters and Louise Gumner occurred at Mrs Geer s home in Kemmerer shortly after midnight on Saturday. The couple, both of Kemmerer, left on the No 10 train for Denver then Kansas City to await time in Kearney Nebraska before returning to Kemmerer in August for their future life. Mrs Jetters taught in Kemmerer schools and was a popular young woman. Mr Jetters is the son of Matt Jetters a former conductor for the Oregon Short Line in Kemmerer. Friends wish them prosperity and happiness.
Pete Olson sold a bale of wool last week for 2000 dollars to C. C. Brown representing Crimmins & Pierce Co. of Hostau. The Covey Lios received 20 percent for their clip. These are the highest prices yet recorded for wool sales in this place.
Kemmerer Wyoming presents as a railroad hub on the Oregon Short Line with a 1200 population and a mining district population over 3000. Frontier, Dixmondville, and nearby camps like Diamond Coal Bank, Glenwood, Oakly, Elkol, and Cumberland form a regional mining and coal sector including the Kemmerer Coal Company and Copper groups. The district features electric lighting, water systems, and notable schools, with output and monthly pay figures referenced for several mines.
Notice to Contractors invites bids for erection of a two story school building in Liveola County Wyoming. Bids viewed at Piney office, Board of Trustees, State Layer District, and Clerk’s office in Usterhout. Bidder’s bond 1 percent and performance bond required.
Jesse Goodfellow representing Else Mant Lros wool merchants has purchased several wool clips this week, including 80 900 pounds from Andiey, 20 000 from KE Stocks, and 13 000 from WIHT Penn, with prices higher than last year. Other buyers like Salmon Bros and Fenner and Mark Starris have also paid strong rates. about 730 000 pounds remain to be sold in the Kemmerer Cokeville district as tariffs shift market dynamics.
Dan's Review notes increasing receipts and rising prices in domestic wool with buyers showing strong demand. Foreign wool commands good demand, especially fine grades, while production remains active though grower indifference limits gains. London auction strength supports domestic optimism as withdrawals stay low and American buyers stay active.
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