Watt Brandon resigns from The Camera leadership in Kemmerer
Watt Brandon announces his retirement as owner and editor of The Camera after years in Wyoming journalism. He will rest for a short period but will retain nearby business interests including the Cokeville Register and Kemmerer Abstract. Robert Rose of Kemmerer takes over The Camera with Brandon remaining on temporarily to supervise local news and business affairs.
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Buaiters
Iowa
Wyoming
Paper Boys
Felds
Au Revoir
Pinedale
Kemmerer
Republican Party
Lincoln County
Cokeville Register
Eleo
McCammon
Tahali
Antil
Kemmerer Abstract & Healty Co
Robert Ft. Rose
Haw
Jane
Watt Brandon
Delegates Weigh Roosevelt Endorsement At Wyoming Convention
Wyoming Republicans in Cheyenne debate acceptability of Theodore Roosevelt as a potential national leader. Editors argue Roosevelt’s strength, public papers praise his stance, and delegates discuss endorsing him for the party’s good of the American people.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
WIL
Upen
Indorem
Camere
Theodore Roosevelt
Amarica
Republian
Foal Friends Question Town’s Derm Practices
Unclear note questions local animal care and youth activity in town. The fragment mentions Derm and pom with vague references to actions by foal friends and others, seeking guidance on proper care and activities.
Editor dispute over Clark senatorial rumor in Wyoming press
The Camera editor faces accusations of impropriety over a rumored connection to Senator Clarence D. Clark. The Branston Press rebukes the report as unfounded and vows to back the Republican candidate if the Wyoming paper remains active this fall.
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Clarence BD. Clark
Presa
Ormay
Mondell
Clark
Cheyenne
Tme
Branston Press
P. J. Quealy
Camera
Clarence D.C
Brother Booth
Wyoming
United States Senate
Canal competition wanes as steamships reclaim trade
Reports from Washington indicate the canal will stop rivaling railroads as steamship lines shift to foreign trade. Tramp steamers dominate water routes while coast-to-coast shipping contracts fade. Interstate commission sees this two years away. Large vessels once hauled fruit east and coal back west at 3.50 per ton, vs 5.15 from Wyoming and Utah. Coal output fluctuates but mining districts brace for a bright year.
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Interstate Commission
Atlantic Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wyoming
Utah
Instructions on Hydrocyanic Acid Gas For Household Vermin
Farmers Bulletin 699 advises using hydrocyanic acid gas to fumigate a house for bed bugs rats and mice. The gas is highly poisonous and requires full instructions from a druggist before use. Open windows for ventilation after fumigation and ensure occupants stay away while fumes remain.
Amalgamated Narrative Exaggerators Support Free Speech Claim
members of the Amalgamated Narrative Exaggerators defend a member’s right to speak openly about fishing. They protest threatened legal action against Caspermen for reporting catching 160 pounds of fish, calling for protection of expressive prerogatives.
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Casper
MacGlashan Returns as Election Talk Shifts Travel
MacGlashan of Big Piney, wintering in Georgia, traveled via Washington Cincinnati St Louis and Kansas City. He notes little east Democratic activity with Wilson unopposed, while Republicans show activity and Teddy Roosevelt dominates debate. He plans to resume real estate work in Big Piney and push sale of his town site though many lots remain unsold. The central issue appears to be preparedness versus unpreparedness for the national scene.
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Cp. MacGlashan
Big Piney
Georgia
Kemmerer
Mac
Washington, D. C
Cincinati
St Louis
Kansas City
Wilson
Teddy
MacGlashan
Tom White Visits Kemmerer
Hon Thos W White of the Star Valley was in Kemmerer yesterday from Salt Lake City where he was on a committee with Arthur Burton and Thos Roberts to interview Oregon Short Line officials. The goal was to discuss running a branch into the valley and to gauge if sufficient business would justify the expense.
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Thos. W. White
Star Valley
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Arthur Burton
Thos. Is. Roberts
Oregon Short Line
Calvin
Ridgely Buys a Chalmers Car at Auto Livery Show
H. Ridgely received a Chalmers 3400 model from Auto Livery yesterday. Victor Joffee, manager of Auto Livery, drove the high speed motor car from Deaver, praising its performance and showing.
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Auto Livery Company
H. 3
Ridgely
Chalmers
Victor Joffee
Deaver
Eddie Burke Takes Children Into State Care
Eddie Burke longtime humane officer faces case over children to be placed in state custody after parents’ promises were allegedly violated. The arrangement aims to keep the kids together in a suitable institution amid public controversy.
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Eddie Burke
Burke
Wade
Rich Announces Candidacy for Republican Nomination
The many friends of J. R. McMing in the Green River valley endorse his bid for the Republican nomination. He is described as a principled, capable man likely to win strong support and deter any serious opposition.
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J. R. McMing
Green River Valley
Nick
High Water Mark Signals Severe Spring Flood Risk
The article warns of record spring flooding as water rises in Hast Park and streams at the head of Hamefork. It notes snow on the levye and warns that warm, wet weather could drive rivers to dangerous levels, with the season’s high water likely to arrive in mid May.
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Hamefork
Ageia
Apportioning School Moneys in Lincoln County
Treasurer Be Bell distributed pro rata state funds totaling 8 523 14 to Lincoln County districts for the sale and lease royalties on state school lands. District mappings include old Elkol to District 4, districts 6 7 9 10 in Green River valley, District 19 Star Valley consolidated high school, and districts 20 21 23 24 in Jackson Hole.
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Bell
Lincoln County
Elkol
Eerie
Green River Valley
Star Valley
Jackson Hole
Sublet Town Meeting Sees Citizen Ticket Nominated
Sublet selects a single ballot ticket for the May town meeting. James Roddy and Kay Durt are nominated for Siderman positions on the Citizen's ticket.
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Sublet
Urich
Nowina
James Roddy
Kay Durt
Siderman
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