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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
4
The 1912 scene features Pinedale officers weighing new incorporation, with Democratic fear of free trade stirring the convention chatter. Republicans face a pivotal moment as Roosevelt’s candidacy stirs travel and employment talk, while wage and beer tax figures echo the era’s reform debates.
The article discusses political factionalism and Democratic Republican activity with names and places blurred by OCR. It references Evanston Press figures, Cabin, Coote Craw ard, and Clinton alignment, noting partisan drift and public sentiment amid a tumultuous local scene.
Arrangements for a Round Table Conference in Kemmerer include professors visitors and a large group of superintendents from across the state plus Rose Bird state superintendent of schools. Friday features Prof J O Creager lecture and a Saturday address. teacher examinations and a Lyceum theatre entertainment with Kemmerer pupils are planned. The piece also comments on political rivalries between Taft and Roosevelt factions and critiques editorials on tariff and crime in Wyoming.
The piece describes a ladies led event inviting all, with girls buying tickets and selecting partners, and occasional chivalrous tasks for men. Gentlemen may attend free upon invitation. Organizers urge full participation with plans for a popular, orderly Easter Monday gathering on April 4 under the group’s auspices.
Millinery suits coats and evening gowns are among the new items to be shown at the Mountain Trading Co spring opening. The event runs March 29 and 30 with likely demonstrations and specials.
Community notes announce events including a Leap Year Ball at the Lyceum and an Eight Hour Day celebration. Details are partial and date wording unclear but imply local entertainment and observance activities for residents.
Free rides to and from the Mountain Trading Co Big Spring opening Friday and Saturday offered by a local transport service. Mentions E M Fuller civil engineer Kemmerer Nandy man for odd jobs Bert Rood visits Ralph Smith Perry Hendricks Gus Hackbarth and others, with travel and local business notes. Miss Tonn Sneddon expected home from Montana. Miranda McGinnis visits Rathbon home en route to Nebraska and Missouri.
We We Want the Ladies to Know that we make switches transformations puffs etc from comnings We root and grade the hair and guarantee the work We also have cut hair to match any shade and a full line of human hair goods Watch us work Celeste Inama has been in town a week He will move his family to the Fontenelle Basin as roads open Kemmerer Savings Bank supports new deposits Knights and Lilies lodge adds twelve candidates in a royal, festive meeting Green River Star notes this early in its city coverage
A Spring schedule sees Mountain Trading Co. hire an Orchestra for afternoon and evening performances. The report notes a preliminary hearing in a wage dispute case involving George Crowkie, with binding over to District Court and jail transfer if funds could not be obtained.
Local Union plans a Monday April 1 celebration at Frontier Ball with a morning program of origination speaking and debates, an afternoon for children, a 2 o'clock Hanong, and evening dancing with refreshments. the event promotes labor unity and invites all. Also the Mountain Trading Co announces a Big Spring Opening on Friday and Saturday March 29 and 30 with a display of new goods.
A fragmented caption reads like a garbled note about Handay possibly winning an interesting reel and a reference to the new Poth, leaving readers with unclear context and ambiguous imagery across the picture section.
A discussion on improving travel routes between Cakeville and nearby areas prompts the county board to consider a focused initiative. Dr C C Wainwright visited Ketumerer and Margaret's Guild plans a meeting with Albert Heitz. Local residents Bodner and Canter arrive in Rock Spring to oversee business and community work.
Notice to teachers lists an examination of applicants for teachers certificates at Memmerer Mountainview and Jackson in Uvists county Wyoming on March 28 and 29 189? commencing at 9 oclock am. Temporary certificates expire and must be renewed. By order of the state Board of Teachers.
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