Political ticket sketches and local publication misprints
The North American Review favors Elihu Root and Theodore Roosevelt as top ticket choices with Borah and Lodge as running mates. The Natrona County Tribune reprints a Hudson Miner item riddled with errors, joking about misprints and the identity of Mrs. Davidson and Lastie’s wife in a playful caps-locked exchange.
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North American Review
Laramie
Natrona County Tribone
Casper
Hudson Miner
Leslie Davidson
The
Davidson
Natrona County Tribune
Hanway
Hadson Miner
Lastie
Price Increases Rock Wyoming Printing Costs
The Laramie Republican notes a ten percent rise in stationery and commercial printing costs and reports wholesale houses raising prices by twenty percent. Newspapers statewide may follow as catalog prices are withdrawn and mills push higher costs, forcing printers to order and hope for favorable terms.
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Laramie
German Americans of Iowa Hold Davenport Meeting
The German Americans of Iowa met in Davenport last week and adopted resolutions pledging opposition to both Roosevelt and Wilson. Another resolution urged teaching German in all American schools.
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Iowa
Davenport
Roosevelt
Wilson
Conservation policy sparks statewide response
Mr. Pinchot writes to the press about his conservation scheme and the boys’ response shows statewide unity. The writer suggests Pinchot invest in eastern papers that know little of the policy, noting the hopeful sign of potential sane legislation on the issue.
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Pinchot
Hulett
Lobe
European meat shortage to boost American farm profits
Millions of head of meat animals were lent to Europe for war production, driven by rising meat demand and wasteful slaughter. Recovery will take years as destroyed herds limit supply, likely raising meat prices and benefiting American farmers for years.
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Europe
Advertising Manager Speaks at American Ad Club Meeting
Herman Hoosenfeld of Hears Roe Buck & Co. described a bureau that studies country markets. He said the bureau reads local papers and distributes literature to merchants who do not advertise locally, claiming strong results from broader territory outreach.
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Herman Hoosenfeld
Hears, Roebuck &O
Memu
American Ad Club
Larewile
Man in Wyoming Earns Honor as Phamorman Despite Hard Labor
A man from Kemmerer faced rough days and heavy duties to support his family and provide food. He chose to move west to Wyoming where he has earned recognition as a renowned performer.
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Jon
Kemmerer
Vuneelf
Wyoming
Vermont adopts local option liquor districts vote
Vermonters decide after prohibition that liquor sale is not prohibited statewide. The amendment provides local option by districts, adopted by a large majority, leaving conditions under license and police restrictions to local control.
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Vermont
Kemmerer Editor Marvels at Casper Growth
Watt Brandon editor of the Kemmerer Camera visited Casper for a Shriners meeting and noted Casper's rapid growth over the past decade. He recalled traveling five days by stage from Shoshoni ten years ago and praised Casper's development and local newspapers he publishes in Wyoming.
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Watt Brandon
Kemmerer Camera
Shriners
Casper
Brandon
Republican
Shoshoni
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Coeville Register
Emall
McCammon
Haho
Sinclair Hurke Appointed Major in Wyoming Guard
Major Sinclair Hurke H Sinclair the Governors private secretary is appointed major of the quarter s corps of the Wyoming National Guard by Adjutant General R Anderson. He succeeds Captain Graham Pletcher who resigned. Sinclair becomes assistant adjutant general in this post.
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Sinclair Hurke H. Sinclair
Kendrick
Tee
Wyoming National Guard
R. Anderson
Graham Pletcher
Sinclair
Free seed distribution through Clark for locals
During the past week The Camera for . 1, Clark offered seeds to readers for trial distribution. Government mated seeds are sent nationwide each year and are available via our congressional delegation. Write to Senator Clark if you want any special seeds.
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Clark
What About Those Baseball Games
Local readers discuss baseball plans in Kemmerer and nearby areas. The piece mentions interest in forming a team, a potential practice ground, and hopes for a suitable venue to host scrimmage games.
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Kemmerer
With & Wateh
Drift Through 46 Foot Snow Drift Stretches City Street
A 46 foot snow drift on Northern Street required 16 hours of hard work to clear. A snow plow and crew battled the heavy buildup described as 46 feet deep and 50 feet long, delaying traffic during February with persistent severe weather.
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Weare
Bevy Bea
Von
Prisoner Catch Reported Near Fossil to Laramie
McMinn, a special inspector, captured an escaped convict named Wm Roth from Rawlins penitentiary. Roth claimed $50 reward and expenses for his recapture after being found along the railroad. Local bartender St. Jobe Walters comments on livestock market optimism and rising meat prices amid weather relief and upcoming fall contracts.
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Fossil
Mien McMinn
Somney
Rawlins
Wm. Roth
Kemmerer
Laramie
Rich
Hoth
Return to Ranch Mitt Robinson Visits City and Travels Home
Rancher Mitt Robinson plans a winter stay at his Jackson Hole property with helpers Kav and Ed. He left for Jackson yesterday and expects a thirty mile snowshoe trek from Kelly to the ranch. He also traveled to Chicago and Kansas City during the trip.
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Mitt Robinson
Jackson Hole
Kav
Jackson
Kelly
Chicago
Kansas City
Another Store for Cokeville
J. G. Reynolds of Cokeville visited Kemmerer on Saturday to discuss opening a new grocery in Cokeville. Reynolds, longtime manager of the Congriff Bros. store, plans a partnership with his son and aims to start once the adjacent building to the Golden Rule store is completed.
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J. G. Reynolds
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Mr. Reynolds
Congriff Bros
Death Claim Settled In Kemmerer Case Of Greek Worker
J W Bower for I L G went to Kemmerer on business matters and finalized a settlement in the Marcus Avgeris case. The Greek worker was killed in the Kemmerer yards in March while under cars without a safety flag. Attorney R R Rose handled the case, yielding a $450 settlement. Carl Cook administered the estate and remaining funds go to the mother in Greece.
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J. W. Bower
Kemmerer
Mike Avgeris
Remembe
R. R. Rose
Carl Cook
Ouke
Greece
Fire Destroys Home in Kemmerer After Early Morning Blaze
A rapid early morning fire in Kemmerer destroyed a residence owned by Mrs. A. J. Lehmer. Firefighters reached the scene within minutes and contained the blaze after about 15 minutes. The loss included clothing and a piano, with an estimated total around $90, and investigators suspect a paper from a browse perhaps started the fire.
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Kemmerer
Plano
Mra
A. J. Lehmer
Kemmurer
Stafford
Lremt
New Telephone Line Planned Between Halpoiat and Kemmerer
The Register reports a proposed line by the Mosnteln States Telephone Co from Muntpoller toward Kemmerer with poles already set. Ogden district police say the Mase Delag may be built to Konaages but likely the line will reach Cokeville. Authorities express hope a company will clear the route to proceed.
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Cobevi
Mosnteln States Telephone Co
Muntpoller
Halpoiat
Kemmerer
Inqairy
Ogden District Police
Mase Delag
Konaages
Cokeville
Kasimerer
Cakeville
Lear
Thie Mme
Bootleggers Fined In County Court Plea Of Guilty
Sheriff Hansen arrested Nic Zilier, Paul Botero, Louis Pepino on bootlegging charges. All pleaded guilty in September and were fined 150 dollars plus costs. Recent arraignment yielded 160 dollar fines plus 6 dollars costs each. Officials expect payment into the clerk of courts pending judge approval.
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Hansen
Cumberland
Nic Zilier
Paul Botero
Glencoe
Louis Pepino
Jnst
Thay
Justice Carnahan
Japanese Singers Visit Local Pool Hall Performance
Japanese entertainers Kareku Yui and Kuwataya from Tokyo performed at the Nishi pool hall drawing a large crowd. The duo, touring America for two years, plan a return to Japan after visiting Japanese settlements in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada and California. Kamotayy played the Samisen, pleasing the audience as the group prepared for a three month sail to their next destination.
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Nishi Pool Hall
Kareku Yui
Kuwataya
Tokyo
America
Newway
Japan
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
California
Kamotayy
Creditors in Luck Evanston Press Creditors in Luck
George F. Chapman trustee of the Beckwith estate asks the district court to authorize a fourth dividend. It would be about 4 percent of the total approved. Hab Phis has paid a total of 69.66 percent. About 4300 acres of estate land remain to be sold, with creditors expecting dollar-for-dollar payment after the land sale.
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George F. Chapman
Beckwith
District Court
Entertainment a Success at Catholic Church Event
The Friday evening program at the Catholic Church drew strong attendance despite Moose Club competition. Patrons filled the New Kemmerow Theatre to see "Via Wireless" and a guest performance by local figures Tomy Gree and Eugene Davis.
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Kemmerow
Tomy
Grees
Eugene Davis
Joe Smith
Rescue at the Shoals Spurs Joy at Irie Theatre
A rescuer saved a candidate from the shoals and pulled them to the riverbank. Joy then reigned at Shrinedom as two D'elock performances graced the Irie Theatre with a Dutch lunch climax.
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Didate
Irie
Galietomschenka Secured at Kaw Markst
A damaged OCR fragment notes Galietomschenka slated for securing at Kaw Markst, with unclear details on timing or purpose. Further readable context is limited, but action hinges on securing the named entity at the indicated location.
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Casper Tribune
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Chas, VonOrf
Lyceum
Bt. Jay
Jobe Walters
John Watters
Denver
Watters
Walters
Wyuuine
Wis
Keepa
Cand
Teport
Mike Jatkoski
Frontier
Moyer Bill
Evanston Press
Shriners AT
Syrese
Netroma County
Korein
Promout
Casper Concert Band
Caspar Sant Amor
Eslanighs
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Bert Bae Sa
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