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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
10
scattered 1912 article notes Democratic calls for free trade while Republicans split on platform over tariff and Roosevelt’s candidacy. references to primary law, wage costs, beer tax, and voter sentiment across states. mentions Governor Vibpagh and party jockeying ahead of conventions.
Fragmented readable text shows a local paper piece about a public figure and political debate. Names and places are garbled. mentions Evanston, Cabins, and political factions. The imperfect OCR hints at a memorial or event tied to Republican figures and local committees with dates and affiliations.
Arrangements for a Round Table Conference in Kemmerer this Friday include many superintendents from across the state. Prof J O Creager will speak Friday evening, and Miss Rose Bird state superintendent of schools will address Saturday afternoon along with teacher certificate examinations. An entertainment at Lyceum Theatre Saturday features Kand local pupils. Miss Leonora B Bhaw directs. The piece also notes political patter between Taft and Roosevelt factions and critiques a Wyoming paper’s stance on crime and tariffs.
Ladies announce a social event inviting gentlemen to join with tickets bought by the women. The arrangement includes men’s duties to assist and a free bill for admired guests. The gathering, aimed at lively dancing, is set for Easter Monday April 4 under the Girls’ auspices.
Millinery, suits, coats, and evening gowns form the core of Mountain Trading Co. spring display lineup. The event is set for March 29 and 30 with new fashions showcased.
Coming events feature a Leap Year Ball and an Eight Hour Day celebration at the Lyceum. The program includes evening entertainment and community activities as part of the local event slate.
Free rides offered by Mountain Trading Co at Big Spring opening weekend. E M Fuller, civil engineer, Kemmerer, seeks odd jobs in the Nandy area. Bert Rood and Ralph Smith visited for legal business and town business, with several residents traveling to nearby towns. Miss Tonn Sneddon plans to return from Montana in a couple weeks, while Gus Hackbarth worked in Fossil on a Faust Ton project. Frank Bertoni seeks ranch work. Chas Bird reports strong stage-line business. Elks banner gifted to Grand Island lodge. Miw Miranda McGinnis visits Rathbon home en route to Nebraska and Missouri.
The Kemmerer town advertises McGrath Hair Co offering hair transformations and color matching with a full line of human hair goods. Celeste Inama visits town, local roads delay travel, and plans to move to Fontenelle Basin ranch. Kemmerer Savings Bank promotes deposits while Knights and Lilies lodge announces twelve new candidates and a royal social.
A notice says Mountain Trading Co engages an orchestra to play afternoons and evenings during their Spring season. A preliminary hearing in the State case of George Crowkie, charged with shooting Chet Christman over wages at Opa, was held before Justice Gime. Crowkie bound over to District Court on a $1,000 bond, unable to furnish, and jailed for Tawalt trial. Mr M F Noylin and son Frank returned Friday from a two week visit to Nebraska. They found no mort they arrived late. a tale of pigs and prison escapes arose. A Mountain Fridieg Co presents a special show of salts and costs for Ladies and Children at Spring ngs Friday and Saturday.
Frontier is planning a Monday April 1 Eight Hour Day program with morning events including origination, speaking, recitations and debates. Afternoon features children’s entertainment and a 2 o’clock Hanong, with refreshments, followed by an evening dance and more refreshments. The event is a major labor day observance inviting all to attend. The Mountain Trading Co. announces a Big Spring Opening on Friday and Saturday March 29 and 30.
In a vivid frame from the picture show, Handay appears to be in contention for a notable win. Viewers are invited to watch the unfolding moment as the reel captures the tense finish and emerging lead.
A note from Cakeville area outlines road travel improvements to Sandby, urging county board action. Dr C C Wainwright visited Ketumerer on Monday while Margaret's Guild plans a 2:80 pm meeting with Mr Albert Heitz. Diamondville resident Henry Bodner visits Rock Spring. Dr Bodner earns patient praise. William Candler arrives to run the Blyth Pargo Hoskins grocery department. Caster, an experienced worker, along with his wife and two children, also seeks news.
Notice announces examination of applicants for teachers certificates at Mountain View and Jackson in UVists county Wyoming on March 18 and 25 18 commencing at 9 am. It also warns that teachers holding temporary certificates will expire and must be renewed by order of the state Board of Examiners.
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