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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
12
Announcements list candidacies for sheriff clerk county attorney and county commissioner for the Aug election. The piece notes disputes over which county supplies primary election printing and mentions Lincoln Uinta county roles and a few local editorials about funding and rules.
Fragmentary OCR text references a 22nd pelien of Wyo lly Cane istiry Noob and notes Mamet in momia at Ubeyenne this Week. Mentions Chase tal Berty ioe and Masuurs in tle tee Bat of the A grant Praga Teas Team and Pew Musa of Cheyenne in a royal reception.
The readable parts reference a political scene with named figures and places, mentioning moves, plans, and potential outcomes. Key entities appear garbled but imply a leadership, election, or court-related drama with multiple people and places involved.
A highly garbled OCR passage with numerous misspellings and nonstandard words. The readable parts include scattered phrases about dates times and names, but the overall meaning is unclear. The fragment appears to be a damaged news item or notice with multiple inserted errors and misrendered terms.
A fragmented editorial laments Taft Republicans while praising Roosevelt and foresees Democratic victory. It argues party greed harms the public, notes Ezra L. Emery’s candidacy for Laramie County sheriff, and urges continued liberal donations from mining districts to support fundraising in The Camera.
The Saratoga Sun credits Mr. Monell with securing a three year homestead bill after other conference committee members yielded to pressure. He stood firm for a square title to land for homesteaders, delivering a substantial benefit to western settlers and the nation.
Thursday afternoons from three to five o clock the Kemmerer Triangle park hosts play-day for children on the lawn. Marshal Brady acts as chaperone while the crowd enjoys rings slides and play structures, with orderly supervision and lively activity overall.
Henry L. Mudd of Big Piney announces his candidacy for county office. Known across the community, he hails from a prominent family and is described as a familiar figure in local affairs and the valley’s history.
An OCR fragile fragment recounts figures around Dr Marquis and Lin J Me Margate, mentioning winter arrival, a street scene, and a general mood amid a jumble of names. The legible bits point to a local event or figure returning with unclear details and scattered place names such as Plain, Missouri, and Clove.
A sprawling mix of hometown briefs covers employment chatter, stage shows, business ads, and civic notes. Mentions include theater promotions for McDonald’s Girl of the Eagle Ranch, rent-town happenings, new job moves, road and rail updates, upcoming petitions, and social club gatherings. Includes remarks on local visiting dignitaries, farmers, and merchants, plus plans for repairs, gardens, and public notices.
Town report praises outgoing administration for prudent spending and a $1280.22 balance to hand to the new administration. About 1300 spent on a new town building, plus substantial permanent improvements. Police fines and fees total $1840.40, marking a high town receipt, with total gross receipts $21,547.25.
Kemmerer Coal Company began work Monday to drill an eight inch shaft to 431 feet deep to pump water from No 4 mine at Frontier. The site near Frontier road and first railroad track will lower leakage and increase output. Two down-the-hole pumps will be installed with 400 gallons per minute capacity each, boosting mine production once water control improves.
May be coming as Postmaster Palmer says indications point to establishing a Postal Savings Bank in Kemmerer on July 1 though no official word has reached him from the department Bonding companies are rating the new venture and expectations are high but formal approval remains pending The matter had been considered before but the department paused it then and might now proceed with caution
Poor quality OCR text outlines a meeting plan for the Oregon Short Line and Intermountain Goel tsads Convention in Leggan Utah. Dates and names are garbled but reference June and events around a return and a round trip.
A garbled report notes a teacher from Green Kirst Valley on a snowy trip toward Malt Lake City to meet a brother from Arisona. It mentions Merv Walters dedicating much time to county schools, with the superintendent of schools widely known locally and memories of earlier acts.
Reward offered for a brown horse described as heavy built with a tall chrome bar on its left hind leg. The horse strayed from its range near Kownd, with a pear head of Alkuli. Return to LG Jono Kemmerer Jeratt Groom River Live Stuck Co for incentive.
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