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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
21
Community letters rail at a known enemy of Kemmerer and warn against local ambitions. The column recalls Kemmerer’s battles to maintain status and county seat status against outside influence. A separate item notes a judge's swift five day sentence for speeding in Portland, and a critique of party newspapers in ten years.
Charles F. Murphy and five lieutenants are dropped from the Tam many ranks for brazen methods deemed necessary for party good. The piece notes Lincoln county as the site where Thomas Sneddon will be swept out by the people this fall, counting on honest votes and exposing fraudulent practices.
The text notes a Monday sixth date for a Republican State Central meeting in Cheyenne and on the same date a Democratic Central committee gathering in the same city. It hints at a competitive campaign season with implications for party prospects and potential shifts in strategy.
Justice St. Lee Craig officiated the marriage of Alexander Gabardi of Oakley to Miss Angelini Clementi, a bride who had just arrived from Italy. The couple will reside in Glencoe where Paul Gabardi is employed in the mines.
Fragmentary OCR text describes four selections and shipping in December. It mentions a calendar ordering context with unclear names and places. The readable content is incomplete and lacks concrete dates or entities to identify.
A fragmentary notice describes incubators at work and locators in the city, noting industrious colleagues and community spring events. It mentions a theater or opera element and a civic context in Lin, with references to districts and local figures. The text hints at year-end planning and public interest in local industry and cultural activities.
A sharp editorial attacks Sneddon for ridiculing Kemmerer and defending a Diamondville dance hall. It claims Kemmerer officials refused a saloon license and warns of a public nuisance near Diamondville road. The piece accuses Sneddon of attempting to influence town officers and control local government.
French doctors adopt iodine therapy for advanced pulmonary tuberculosis after Dr. Boudreaux of Bordeaux reports striking long term success. Patients treated years ago show fitness, with doses from 100 to 350 drops daily mixed in water or with wine, while Dr Abadie reports iodine benefits for ocular tuberculosis.
J B Bariani returned last week from Denver where his young daughter died after illness. He oversees work for eastern capitalists who secured a lease on Lattarge Oil Co property and plans to start drilling once the rig moves to the new site, likely delayed by bad roads by about a month.
Judge David J Craig visited Kemmerer for probate matters and pleas. Walter Chapko pleaded guilty to forgery, sentenced to twelve to eighteen months in state prison, Joe Durham received eighteen months to two years. Divorces defaulted in Ethel Anderson v Wiley Anderson and Harriet F Smith v Fred B Smith, commissions appointed to take testimony. Jury drawing for the May 4 district court session to occur soon.
Senator Brady reports to the Postmaster General on star route carriers in Idaho facing severe extra mail costs since the parcel post system began. He cites carriers mortgaging homes to cover expenses and urges sworn expense statements and full allowances to restore fair profits during the contract period.
The judge presided over two weeks of court in Green River issuing sentences to multiple defendants. Ava Ferguson received five to six years for grand larceny while Kid Henry, Frank White, Peter Loktus, Giacondo Dellipiste faced one to two years or less for various felonies. Tony Zupan got three to five years for manslaughter and Hert Higgins eight months to a year for felonious assault. A foreigner charged with rape of a six year old girl was sentenced to five to twenty years. OM papers for sale at this office.
The report notes Papworth spending winter in Granger near the sheep feeding area. He traveled toward Montpelier for a few days to assess the sow and bands of sheep, finding them on hay and grain rather than open range, with hopes to move them in the coming week.
The final basketball game of the season is announced for Bater day night at Kemmerer High School assembly hall. Kemmerer boys will again meet High Beheol from Montpelier with hopes of a win. If they fail to win a good game is promised. A dance follows with the Kemmerer Orchestra. Everyone invited.
Mise Arline Tibbets long experienced in map work for Kemmerer Coal Company finished her duties last week and returned to East Lake City. She was awarded a contract to prepare a large map of Lincoln County showing school and road districts, ranch locations, and other details useful to county officials.
Calumet Baking Powder Co sent demonstrator M. Cruse and a crew of expert young ladies to Kemmerer for a house to house demonstration of Calumet baking powder. The party then moved to Evanston for a weeklong cooking school.
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