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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
4
The Evanston Press reports a clash over election printing between Lincoln and Uinta counties. The Camea notes nominations for sheriff clerk county attorney and county commissioner and questions county supply of election materials.
The passage describes a historical Wyoming scene with mentions of Ubeyenne, Masuurs, and a Bat of the A grant Praga Teas Team. It references a duel involving Pew Musa of Cheyenne and a royal reception during the week, all conveyed in a fragmented OCR style.
The readable text fragment mentions names and places in a confused way. It references people and a possible event at a local venue with dates and roles, but the garbled OCR makes specifics and outcomes impossible to confirm.
The readable phrases mention a local notice with scattered names and details. The text appears garbled with many nonstandard words, making it difficult to determine a concrete event, date, or authoritative action from the fragment.
A Wyoming newspaper weighs intraparty strife within the Republican National Committee, argues greed harms the party, and favors Roosevelt for president. Editorials praise Ezra L. Emery for sheriff candidacy in Laramie County and urge broader political reform while urging continued liberal donor support for mining district charities.
The Saratoga Sun credits Mr. Monell for driving a three year homestead bill through the conference committee. It notes he resisted pressure to pass a leasehood measure and fought for a square deal on land titles for homesteaders, promising broad public benefit.
Children gather in Kemmerer Triangle park for weekly play from 3 to 5 pm on a grassy lawn. Marshal Brady acts as chaperone while crowd control is attempted amid jovial activity and limited orderly conduct.
Henry L. Mudd of Big Piney announces his candidacy for county office in Lines county. He is a well known figure across the community, with strong ties to the region and a prominent family. The news item notes his residence and local prominence in the valley area.
Fragmentary text references Dr Marquis, Lin J Me Margate, and winter events at Kings, with garbled names and places. Contains stray phrases about a queen’s calversite, media, and a return journey, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or clear identities.
A stream of brief items notes visitors and residents around Kemmerer including Mrs J H Crossen, Miss Bertha Gheen, and Mrs May Gleaser. Judging from ads and notices, activities cover cattle, shearing, road work, theatre bookings, and local elections as petitions rise for county offices.
Report by the treasurer highlights a $1,280.22 balance to hand to the incoming administration plus $1,300 spent on a new town building. Permanent improvements on sidewalks curbing and sewers total near 0,000. Police fines and fees turned over amount to $1,840.40, a record high for the town.
Kemmerer Coal Company began an eight inch shaft to 431 feet deep to pump water from No 4 mine at Frontier. Drilling near Frontier road and first railroad track, 040 feet from the entrance. Two down triphrat-home clootrig pumps will be placed in No 4, entry 10, with capacity of 400 gallons per minute. The project aims to increase output as water issues are resolved.
Postmaster F L Palmer says indications favor establishing a Postal Savings Bank in Kemmerer on July 1 but no official department confirmation has been received. Bonding companies are evaluating the new venture, with prior department pauses noted.
An unclear OCR text references a spectrum of rail line discussions from Oregon to Utah and a convention in Leggan Utah. It mentions dates in June and November and names that appear garbled. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a clear event or participants.
Merv Walters, long-time county educator, is reported to be on his way to Malt Lake City to join a brother from Arizona. The Green Kirst Valley district and local readers recall his work during the snow belt season as superintendent and teacher.
A brown horse with a heavy mane and chrome markings has strayed from its range near Kownd. Reward offered for return to LG Jon o Kemmerer Jeratt Groom River Live Stuck Co.
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