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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
5
The Camera republishes Lincoln county delinquent tax Mint weekly without county cost and monthly official Board of County Commissioners reports. The piece discusses protection wages, national independence, and critiques Mondell’s steadiness amid political opposition, citing Snake River Sentinel.
The Buffalo Voice critiques the Bull Moose party as leaderless and lacking clear issues, arguing independence yields self-respect. It belittles calls for harmony as a compromise of truth and courage, suggesting compromise with theft and urging a break from the party’s fading influence.
The Douglas Enterprise weighs the idea of holding Cheyenne during Frontier Days to organize for the next year’s political battle. It argues unity will return without unusual demonstrations, noting a hard lesson learned by Republicans across Wyoming and other states over four years. It stresses the people must have a voice in national affairs and expects a united party in the next presidential campaign.
Congressman Mondell, head of the International Dry Farming Congress, toured Denver this week to promote the organization’s interests. He plans to travel west with other government officials to inspect coast defenses and federal reclamation projects funded by appropriations.
The cigar wrangler’s ambitions wane as a cautious man ignores the tempting guest with a cigar in his vest pocket. It’s warned that cigars easily parted with can lead to later loss, so buying your own is advised to avoid temptation and blame.
Message from Judge David H. Craig's daughter in Hollywood Cal says she wished to ride Brownie the horse in the parade but could not. She instead rode a mount provided by an army post officer and enjoyed the pageant, reporting her happiness.
The Evanston Times notes changes in the Utah tax list with Lincoln County showing most delinquency. Just thirteen property owners in Lincoln County failed to pay their land assessments, reflecting shifting times and print history.
New owners in the valley include W. E. Enos who bought a glds mobile model 42 J. P. early known as Dad of Dale who will pilot a 42 bias mobile and Harvey Scott who purchased a $7 Buick All sales were through Gail Whitman The Camera promises news focal county and state
The Kemmerer Republican questions water and electric rate practices and denounces Kemmerer’s water system as among the worst in the state. It urges action by the public utilities commission and cites past inspections, with calls to address contamination and mismanagement for the city’s welfare.
Mr Quealy editor of the Kemmerer Camera defends the town against a critical Diamondrule June piece. He denies exaggeration of water service issues and invites city officials and the Utilities Commission to review charges, asserting service is reasonable and often cheaper than private rivals. He recalls a Frontier gang story to mock critics and warns against political disruption.
Rawline Republica notes Natrona county opens wool sale season with multiple buyers in Casper. Early sales include Steve Tobin 60,000 lbs at 22 1/2 cents and Jack Daly 40,000 lbs at 22 1/2 cents. Purchases by S. Silberman & Sons for engraving and photos.
Senator Warren and Mrs Frances E War return to Cheyenne after long coast travels. They will occupy the new home as soon as exterior repairs are finished. Friends give them a warm welcome.
Miss Edith K C Clark and Mrs J B Burch and party were hosted by Prof and Mrs A Horgeon in Diamondville for a four course dinner Thursday at three o clock. The Clark party, with Prof Burch and family, visited Sublet and No 6 to view schools. A tire puncture and bad roads delayed their return, causing their train departure to Cheyenne to be postponed.
The Red Men organization in Kemmerer discusses charter approval and efforts to expand membership. Deputy grand sachem Wyoming W Young reports a successful meeting and urges continued enrollment as plans proceed for a Monday session in Yellowhall.
J A Drake, an agricultural department correspondent, urges farmers to hold livestock despite high corn prices and low cattle prices. He cites rapid marketing and poorer stock quality as worsening conditions and predicts the price gap will gradually narrow as rains change the market.
The Petit Marseillats published a letter found on a dead Bavarian in Champagne. The message pleads with his mother, condemning war, claiming misled troops, and saying the allied forces are better prepared to conquer. He describes bloodshed and despair, and requests she understand their suffering.
Opal community notes report visits and business talks in Kemmerer area. Residents like Fred Beck and Ralph Looney discuss local commerce, ranch work, plumbing, and service trades. Several families travel paths through LaBarge and Piney, with shipments and vendor arrivals shaping weekly activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a search or recovery appeal for a person named Martin Hribarn and a companion Kommerer in Wyoming. Text references reward, aging details, and physical descriptions but is garbled. Further readable details unknown.
A fragmentary note describes a Kemmerer gathering with a packed audience. The text references a heater and Monday, noting broad interest and attendance at the event in Kem.
Fragmentary readable lines mention Cleophus in relation to Rand Mig Mesy Beamioor and a Marbioton Whitwam event or item. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and partial dates or values, hindering full reconstruction.
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