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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
5
The session closed with mixed outcomes, many bills passed and many killed, and the public now faces the truth that law effects are unclear until implementation. The editor notes progress, credits the Republicans, and discusses workmen compensation and public utilities bills, GOP splits, and the debated board structure and immigration funding.
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions someone named Douglas and a warning about watching for trouble at the office. The text is unclear but implies a prank or warning about behavior at work. No verifiable event, date, or clear entities beyond Douglas are readable.
A Douglas Wyoming family mourns the loss of Mie Potter and her young child. The widow and relatives endure grief after a tragic death.
A wartime exhortation urges extreme caution and forbearance in discussing Europe conflict. It emphasizes America's diverse heritage and warns against inflaming loyalties to foreign lands. It calls for restraint, unity, and focus on preserving freedom amid global war.
The Evanston Times recalls a leading editor aged about sixty who headed the Douglas Enterprise and wrote on his daughter's death. He lived in Evanston for fourteen years and left a vacant lot near his home. The piece weaves in politics and prohibition news from Idaho and Utah and hints at future campaigns and candidates including John E. Osborne.
Town officials warn parents about children playing in the streets during school hours amid an epidemic. Health officer says schools may reopen now that the danger period has passed, but exposure risks remain if children roam together outside.
Chassell arrived home Monday from Cheyenne praising the legislature. He says the recent session drew general satisfaction from the public and the press, describing Dastioe Over the state as a conscientious body of representatives. Obeseel and Beadrick also commend the session and its record.
Frank J Pulver of the International Typographical Union organized a Rock Springs area local with eleven members from Rock Springs Rawlins and Kemmerer. Officers elected include A H Nicoll president George Morris vice president ay Ferrell secretary treasurer Executive Committee members. The group votes to affiliate with the state Federation of Labor and Sweetwater Trades and Labor Council.
This week to pull out all the new disappearing items in Tus Camena. Lincoln county readers are urged to hunt them out to profit from their reading. Tus Camena is the leading advertising medium with a large subscription list reaching every nook and corner of the county, growing weekly with many new entries.
County commissioners hold a session this week to consider a major bridge project and a new jail. Contractors are present to bid on the bridge with plans and specifications, while Pauley Jail Co. shows up with jail building plans and specs.
The State Humane Society held a meeting last Saturday appointing Ed Warke as chief agent with TW Oakley as deputy and Ir Gartlett as secretary. The organization praised Burke for conscientious work and many friends offered congratulations.
A clipping reports police arrest of J A Reed in Diamondville Wyoming tied to alleged trafficking of girls to saloons for immoral purposes. It claims Diamondville hosts multiple dance halls and bear dancers, with letters alleging closures and federal scrutiny. six saloons reportedly still employ dancers amid investigations.
Olive Rathbun resumed her University of Wyoming studies Sunday evening after being recalled home by her father’s death. She is progressing well, carrying three extra subjects in addition to music and office work for the state chemist. Her January marks totaled 100 in all subjects except one.
News arrives that Judge C K Winter of the Third Judicial District Casper Wyoming wed Misa Alice Malthy in Spokane Washington at the bride’s mother home last Tuesday evening. Winter has many Wyoming friends while his wife is known in the area as a former teacher. The couple left Spokane soon after the ceremony.
Back from the fair, T D ONeil came in Monday night with Guners. They traveled from Deever to El Paso, Tease, then San Diego, spent days in Los Angeles, and a week in San Francisco. Tom says the wonders are indescribable and beyond belief.
Coristenses and children Leon and Dorcas with Miss Minnie Cook visited Cokeville. Liga plans a private telephone line six miles long from the ranch, has poles ready, and expects to start once right of way is arranged. He praises recent wool sale and notes a planned high grade of clear wood from his showy ranch timber.
A large scale Ford Motor Co plant replica, billed as the world’s largest model, is being sent to the Panama Pacific Exposition. The detailed exhibit features a 10 by 4 foot layout, illuminated buildings, moving trains, and a full-scale miniature of the Ford plant operation.
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