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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1916

Page

9

The Camera changes ownership in Kemmerer after long service

Watt Brandon announces pension from The Camera after years of guiding the Wyoming paper since 1904. Robert Rose of Kemmerer takes over with Jane handling the transition. Brandon will rest while retaining other Kemmerer interests and the Cokeville Register stake.

Kemmerer Lincoln County Tahali Antil Kemmerer Abstract & Healty Co Robert Ft. Rose Haw Jane Watt Brandon

Wyoming Republicans Seek State Convention Endorsement

An editorial argues Wyoming Republicans should unite at the state convention to endorse Theodore Roosevelt as their leader. It urges delegates to weigh strong names and public support, citing favorable editorials and recent national sentiment to show Roosevelt best represents the people’s interests and can push sound policy.

Cheyenne Wyoming WIL Upen Indorem Camere Theodore Roosevelt Amarica Republian

Editor action questioned over senatorial race rumor

The Camera editor faces questions about a leak linking Senator Clarence D. Clark to a campaign strategy rumor. The Branston Press objects while affirming no proof exists and that P. J. Quealy has declined involvement. The piece hints on editorial stance for the fall election.

Branston Press P. J. Quealy

Canal competition wanes as steamships shift trade

Reports from Washington say the canal will stop competing with railroads as foreign trade becomes profitable for steamship lines. Tramp ships now dominate the waterways, and interstate commission sees new competition two years off. Large vessels carried fruit to the Atlantic while returning with coal, fetching 3.50 per ton to Los Angeles and San Francisco versus 5.15 from Wyoming and Utah fields, reducing Wyoming coal output temporarily. The outlook for Wyoming mining districts remains bright this year.

Interstate Commission Atlantic Coast Los Angeles San Francisco Wyoming Utah

Drive Vermin Out Of The Home

Farmers Bulletin 699 offers full instructions on using hydrogen cyanide gas to fumigate a house for bed bugs rats and mice. The gas is highly poisonous and requires professional guidance from a druggist. Ventilation must be ensured after fumigation to allow fresh air to enter.

Amalgamated Narratives Defend Right to Speak Freely

Members of the Amalgamated Narrative Exaggerators protest a threatened prosecution of Casper men for reporting a 160 pound fish catch. They assert a member in good standing may say anything and avoid legal trouble if possible.

Casper

MacGlashan Returns from Eastern Trip

MacGlashan of Big Piney, wintering in Georgia, fled to Kemmerer last Friday and returned home Saturday. He traveled through Washington, Cincinnati, St Louis and Kansas City, noting weak Democratic organizing in the East and a strong Republican contest. He plans to resume real estate work in Big Piney and push townsite sales, with over 100 lots still to sell as the key issue appears to be preparedness versus unpreparedness.

Cp. MacGlashan Big Piney Georgia Kemmerer Mac Washington, D. C Cincinati St Louis Kansas City Wilson Teddy MacGlashan

Tom White Visits Kemmerer With Latter Day Proposals

Hon Thos W White of Star Valley visited Kemmerer yesterday from Salt Lake City where he sat on a committee with Arthur Burton and Thos Roberts to interview Oregon Short Line officials. They discussed running a branch into the valley and the prospects for sufficient business to justify the expense.

Thos. W. White Star Valley Kemmerer Salt Lake City Arthur Burton Thos. Is. Roberts Oregon Short Line Calvin

Ridgely Buys a Chalmer Sixteen Motor Car Showpiece

The Auto Livery Company delivered to H. Ridgely a model 6-20 Chalmers, the 3400 RPM high speed motor car. Victor Joffee, manager, drove the machine up from Deaver yesterday, praising the car’s performance and showing.

Auto Livery Company H. 3 Ridgely Chalmers Victor Joffee Deaver

Burke Named Humane Officer Seeks State Care for Children

Eddie Burke, longtime humane officer, seeks state care for several children after parents failed to provide proper care. The case has drawn strong press attention as authorities work to place the children in a suitable institution where all can be cared for together.

Eddie Burke Burke Wade

Rich Announces Big tiney Examiner

The many friends of J. R. McMing in the Green River valley will be pleased to learn that he has decided to run as a Republican for a key office. He is described as a capable man and is endorsed by supporters who praise his record and oppose any challenger.

United States Daily Preas Reservelt New York Tribune Republican Party Mr. Boosavelt J. R. McMing Green River Valley Nick

High Water Mark Signals Big Season Ahead

The report notes rising water levels in May indicating a very high season. It warns of dangerous flood risks from the Hamefork and nearby streams as snow melts and weather warms.

Hamefork Ageia

Apportioning School Moneys In Lincoln County

Treasurer Be Bell distributed school district apportionments from the state total of 3 255.69. District changes are explained: No 4 is the former Elkol district now in eerie, No 6 7 9 10 in Green River valley, No 19 covers Star Valley with nine districts merged into a high school district, Nos 20 21 23 24 in Jackson Hole, total 8 523.14.

Bell Lincoln County Elkol Eerie Green River Valley Star Valley Jackson Hole

Sublet Citizens Ticket Nominates Roddy and Durt for May Meeting

Sublet town election unfolds with a single ticket named the Citizen's ticket led by James Roddy and Kay Durt for the Siderman ward. The slate was placed in the records at Urich and Nowina for the May vote.

Sublet Urich Nowina James Roddy Kay Durt Siderman

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