Adve ty rates and peacekeeping aid unclear
Vague notes reference adve ty rates and peacekeeping aid amid unclear context. Sparse readable phrases hint at economic or policy discussions but lack concrete details or named entities.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
9
Vague notes reference adve ty rates and peacekeeping aid amid unclear context. Sparse readable phrases hint at economic or policy discussions but lack concrete details or named entities.
Fresh country eggs fall to twenty five cents per dozen as spring nears. Hon John W Hay of Rock Springs at the Plains hotel declines a bid for governor saying he is a businessman, not a politician. Dr J W Padget leaves the Wyoming senate creating a vacancy in Fremont and Hot Springs counties prompting a petition to Governor Carey to appoint a replacement.
In Thermopolis Record the writer argues the Progressive split in Wyoming politics has largely served to push reformist ideas into the Republican Party. He says radicals should rejoin under one banner, with a united front to defeat common foes and choose candidates together.
The Cheyenne Tribune notes unease as Democrats gain reads and signs of change appear, stirring concern among rivals who cannot yet parse the meaning behind the growing movement.
Cheyenne Tribune reports Marble warns that if the Northwestern project extends into Lincoln County, Jackson Hole county would become the nation’s game preserve and playground.
Patrick Sullivan arrived back Saturday from Los Angeles where he stayed with Mrs Sullivan and their youngest daughter who had been in poor health for nearly a year. The child’s condition has improved though she remains ill. They plan to return home in about a month. Casper Tribone
During the last week he has faced three waste filed against him for criminal libel and is now under some order. The Eayle has been pressing a campaign against County Attorney Winslow, who is linked to two of the suits, while Hog Sheldon bears responsibility for the remaining one.
The article notes rising railroad activity across the western states with the Gregan Short Line North Western and the Har hinges deploying workers to new branch projects. It argues business prosperity hinges on keeping railroads busy and hints at a hopeful outlook for the year despite audits.
The editorial argues the new Wesnion must legislate and needs experienced leaders. It calls for men and women with public affairs experience to avoid excessive focus on parliamentary procedure, asserting membership in the house or senate is honorable if duties are done capably.
The Boston wool market reports active distributive markets and keen competition for desirable offerings. London advance remains firm and added to since auctions began as local domestic offerings stay small. about 30 million pounds of new domestic clip contracted by eastern dealers with prices marking the season's peak.
In a spirited Saturday event, Montpelier Idaho guests rode a special train at 10 p.m. for a Cokeville dance night. About forty couples attended the arranged venue as the local orchestra played a twist program and Cokeville residents joined in a lively social evening before returning home.
Caspar Wool Sales report shows multiple buyers and large lots. Mrl Cherksop and Mike McCarthy bought 1 500 pounds from Bennet for a centere, Hennete bought 27 000 pounds, Dave Davidson sold 100 000 pounds to Laramis Mountain Sheep Toompany, Jeremiah Mahoney bought 24 2 pounds from Will Crain, Frank Petietch at Myconta.
A new automatic coal chain system on the Heeged Short Line in Kemmerer will be tested during a hot week period before company occupation. The project aims to clear space for the Ani Lark and other tracks as the Dig Up to Lt dinplaewl Dhin is removed.
Warm days and cool nights melt snow gradually easing flood risk for Oregon Bur t Line and downstream ranchers. Snow remains in mountains though big floods unlikely before May. First high water often hits Nugget Canyon despite current slow drainage and cautious outlook.
Mr and Mrs James Roddy plan to leave Kemmerer this week with their car loaded with household goods and stock for the sand purchase near Lava Hot Springs Idaho Dempsey Idaho They will be followed later by Mary James and Della who will stay in Kemmerer at least until summer Mr Roddy purchased a fine Idaho ranch and friends extend best wishes for their new location
Inspecting Rails Supt A B Stevenson and Chief Engineer S H Arborne with rail expert W F Marelay visited Kemmerer last week on a rail checking trip. They discussed replacing old rails with new ones on Fossil hill as part of an upcoming upgrade.
A box of large sweet Juicy oranges was sent to the editor and Mrs Kandan on Tuesday by Mr and Mrs Lewis Travis of Angeles California. The shipment notes oranges grown about 30 miles from Los Angeles as finest. A letter from Mr Travis said Los Angeles had warm March weather the warmest in 35 years. The Travises expect to leave Los Angeles near early May for their ranch near Big Piney to spend the summer.
The Camera notes a demonstration week at Kemwnerer Hardware and Purnitura Company from April to April end inviting all to visit. Majestic ranges claim superiority with the promise of free hot biscuits and coffee.
Clip from Chadron Nebraska Journal notes Chicago and Northwestern Railway progress. It mentions 20 mile extension from Lander Wyoming to Idaho Falls Idaho and a $1,000,000 bond issue in Cheyenne for construction work.
Fragmentary notes indicate attorney Halph W. Sth or related party dealt with a land purchase involving a section of school land near a ranch at Miredale. The text mentions Wet lo land, Wim Sut ton, Cirwen Miver, and a minor involved, with claims that the deal progressed in Wyuuing and that evidence was presented.
County Treasurer Ben Bell reports improved finances with delinquent taxes easing and certificates paid. The drive to collect back rates, aided by publicity, reduces penalties and interest, saving taxpayers. Total certificates outstanding reach 8109.84 with prior year redemptions totaling 95,346.29 and interest 2,721.11. Land patents and warranty deeds were filed by the County Clerk last week including multiple transfers in Afton and Big Piney.
Miss Ivey entertained the Hashelor girls and boys on Thursday night to honor her visiting brother. Mrs dad Witherspoon won the ladies prize a scissors while Miss Adelaide LeFevre claimed the booby a mouse trap. Long won honors and Heb Christmas the bobby a drinking cup. Home made candy and panel were served with veal loaf hot biscuits banana salad chocolate ice cream cake and puffer. Several attendees listed by name joined in the festive evening.
Hugh J Patton a Republican U S Marshal for Wyoming was removed from office after resisting resignation to end his four year term. The action followed allegations of improper conduct and a desire to force the Democratic administration to replace him.
Miss Gordon entertained guests at her home on Friday in honor of Miss Annie Folger who travels to Branston. The event featured cards and marie, with Mellie Crook winning Grat honors, and a dessert course of candied wishes, tango salad, cake, ice cream and coco. Attendees included Har ry Collipriest, Marion Lane, Annie Folger, Mamie Jones, Jessin Rosen berg, Loletta Thomas, Wessie Leheser, Ruby Carnahan, Mary Mock, Clara Besman, Uryetal Symes, Mattie Crook, Barb are VauOrt, Bethel McKay, and Vaughn Lyon.
Mr and Mrs Wright and their children Hazel and Bud plan a April voyage from New York aboard the Lusitania to visit England and Ireland. They will stay a month in Londonderry with Buck Wright’s father, then spend time in Liverpool with Buck and Hack’s mother, returning by August. They also expect to attend the Anglo American Exposition opening May 4 in London.
A New Fire Escape Potter from Sioux City Iowa visited Kemmerer this week to showcase a patent slanting ore chute style fire escape. He demonstrated a canvas chute used at the Lincoln County Miners hospital and noted four such chutes would be installed on the high school building in Rock Spring, replacing the old steps.
Italian miner James Maces, employed at No. & mine in Sublet, died after a rock fall Wednesday. Coroner Embree and Jarora ruled it an unavoidable accident. He leaves a wife and three children and was a member of local unions. A special train carried mourners to Kemmerer for the funeral at Kemmerer cemetery.
Fragmentary report indicates parcel post handling of meat and coal via refrigerator cars. Mentions Kemmerer origin and a person named Johnny Mack receiving coal shipments to Pennsylvania and other points.
Pete Sullivan coming pro status joins Pete Baltivan and Teddy Wilkes for a Saturday boxing exhibition in Kem moerer. The event features the Kemmerer crowd and Groves in a headlining bout, drawing interest from Wyoming boxing followers as Sullivan seeks to bolster national repute.
Jacob King of Big Piney reports mail delays as routes out of Piney to Kemmerer via Opal suffer snowbound conditions. No stage arrived on Opal Friday. by Saturday noon no mail had departed Opal. Friday’s stage carried about one thousand pounds of potatoes signaling growing use of parcel post and freight-style operations.
Mr. C McFall manager of the BMePal Hotel at Shoshone reports catching a 14 pound 1 ounce native trout from Hig Wood River. The fish was landed with a Royal Coshman fly and taken to a taxidermist to be mounted.
Estray animal reported to have wandered away near town and picked up by patrol. Description partial due to damaged text but notes location and contact for owners to reclaim. Authorities urge owners to provide identification and proof of ownership to recover lost animal.
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County issues a public sale notice for two unbranded gray horses. They are in the custody of James Roddy and the agent Semen Hodlay under a rail and station context. The notice is dated March and signed by Edeansen deputy.
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