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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
1
Versed ode extols yeomen who fought at Lexington Green and the Liberty Bell. It praises steadfast freemen, the eagle, and the flag with red, white, and blue stripes and stars, expressing unwavering patriotic devotion. The piece blends historical struggle with reverent national symbols.
In Sublette County the Big Piney and Pinedale towns tied for the county seat with 471 and 475 votes after a recount. Daniel failed to gain momentum, receiving only 202 votes. Returns from Bondurant were missing, raising expectations that later counts could shift the outcome and trigger a heated contest between the two towns. The Camera extends best wishes to the winning town and Sublette County.
P J Quealy and Men travel from Colorado to attend funeral of his only sister Mrs Pyle of Silver Creek Rescore who died recently. Quealy on business, state convention Resociation for the Recopincion Me the Irish Republic at Casper informed, niece could not attend.
Engineer D B Miller leads rapid progress on a two mile Kemmerer to Marbleton road with notable improvements. Officials report large earth and rock quantities moved and substantial material use, including several hundred feet of rail and timber, under contract terms and bids.
On a makeshift timber diamond Kemmerer battled Evanston as local fans, about thirty cars and a hundred residents, supported their team. Evanston led early and the score finished tied at six after a rough affair with field errors shaping the outcome. Jimmie Vicars made sensational plays in the seventh and eighth innings.
The Green River Home Talent presented The Cheerful Liar at Kemmerer theatre last night to strong applause. The farce follows Randolph Dearborn and Flora McAllister as they outwit a bumbling Chicago justice of the peace with disguises and mistaken identities in a lively, laughter filled finale. Actors Davis and Guenssler earned praise for Hassel and the village constable, with Flora and Lucretia Spiggins delivering strong performances.
Fragmented notice notes that no jury list will be drawn by Judge Arnold in a court proceeding, with unclear surrounding context and dates missing. The readable portion confirms the court action but lacks complete details or outcomes.
Special to The Camera. In Jackson June 24, Kelly sued the county seat of the new Tetongo county and won by 87 votes. Jackson led in polling places including Slide, Teton, Elk, Alta, and Kelly, with Wilson giving Jackson 70 and Kelly 50. The vote split 471 for Jackson and 384 for Kelly. The contest was friendly, with strong local turnout and ongoing regional campaigning.
The readable fragments reference a legal matter involving an attorney and named individuals but lack full context, dates, or actions. Not enough detail to determine parties, jurisdiction, or deadlines.
Evanston officials and Uint a County Attorney apply for a temporary injunction against La Ville hotel owner and lessee amid a week long probe into alleged prostitution. Proceedings under state abatement law seek to close the establishment. evidence to be submitted July 2. The drive is part of a broader city cleanup sparked by a Union Pacific shop threat and local reform efforts.
Several local residents are reported to have returned from the recent rodeo tour. Names such as Paul Ratha, Gear Aerepoon, Bam Noss, Herman Surine, L. E cat ake ci, Mises Allee, and Oluf def tua De oiay eine are listed among those who came back.
Mrs Elmer Madsen 31 died at Lincoln County Miners hospital last Wednesday Funeral services were conducted by Bishop Jensen of the Diamondville L D S church The casket was sent to Kemmerer then Paris Idaho and Bloomington Idaho for interment She is survived by husband eight children two sisters and three brothers all residents of Idaho Bear Lake valley community mourns a longtime respected resident
Commissioner Hawley passed through Kemmerer on Friday en route to South Dakota. He noted moose shipments via Idaho and Dakota routes with a large shipment of about ninety thousand pounds or more in transit. The report outlines the logging and transportation details of the moose consignment and related route activity.
The Kemmerer celebration unfolds with a full day program starting at 9 a.m. including flag salute, band concert, children's parade, Declaration reading, candy distribution, noon concert, field day sports, baseball Cumberland vs Kemmerer, fire department water display, Legion boxing, fireworks at 9:30, and a late dance. Boxing matches feature Pringle versus Itaya, and Woolrich versus Collins with possible substitution if Woolrich cannot box due to a mine injury.
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