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Fragmented notice lists editors and services with irregular pricing and a May 21 1913 date. Mentions hourly rates and contract increments amid garbled names and terms.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
12
Fragmented notice lists editors and services with irregular pricing and a May 21 1913 date. Mentions hourly rates and contract increments amid garbled names and terms.
In the second month of his administration President Wilson faces a serious blunder over states rights and the California alien land bill. The piece scolds his stance against the revised act protecting Japanese treaty rights, calls his open sympathy toward Japan ill advised, and argues Republicans had the correct approach though supporters concede good intentions, if overzealous, may win sympathy.
An Outlook associate editor offers a critical take on Engineer Unierwoul, likening his expertise to steam rolling. The piece reflects on press influence, parallels with Robert Fulton, and a bustling era of naval and industrial ambition amid a fire incident impacting a local printing plant and community.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions many garbled terms and names, no clear event, person, or place identified. cannot determine a factual news item from the provided material.
Judge C. D. Craig presided as the Lincoln County district court opened at the Lyceum theater. Notable local and visiting lawyers attended, with cases set for May 20 and 29, including embezzlement, murder, liquor, and perjury charges. Jurors were drawn and ordered to report Tuesday morning for empaneling.
The county attorney’s request was followed as murder cases were set for trial. In particular the State versus Edward Poor is listed as first degree murder.
The Elk Ladies social club hosted a Saturday evening event at Lyceum Theater. Attendees supported the hospital fund, boosting donations to about 820 dollars. The program featured music by the meter orchestra, with cream and cake on stage, and dancing continued until one.
Had No License Dr. Viamni a Japanese dental student from the Washington University of St. Louis faced arrest after a licensing dispute. He was held to the district court for allegedly practice without proper license, with unclear details and chaotic accompanying wording in the report.
School District No. 9 records show attendance figures for the month ending April 10, noting class participation and daily attendance trends. Officials prepare adjustments and summaries for payroll and reporting.
Joe Gudmoandsen returned from Pocatello after arresting Abe Kevley, a former Diamondville and Green River player, for passing two lint checks. Kevley and a friend fled last year, paid the checks, and were released after the payment.
Thomas Gilmon, chairman of the bureau for Safety with Union Pacific Coal Co., is in Kemmerer this week to inspect Kemmerer Coal Co. mines at the request of Mr Quealy. Gilmon leads a major effort in the coal industry, with Hemmian highly qualified to make recommendations on safety lines.
Florence Hocker and Mulde Goddard are on vacation during hospital repairs. Miss Aleion Calverley joins as the new student nunad while only a few cases remain in convalescence.
The Lincoln County sheriff inspects fifteen horses and forty mules in Kemmerer Wyoming for shipment out of state under an Inspection Certificate. Branded animals include bay and black horses, buckskins, and unbranded ponies. many brands noted on left thigh or shoulder. destination Montpelier via railroad. dated May 10 1014.
Diamondville defeated Fook Springs 4 to 3 in a closely contested game on the ground. Diamondville showed late inning poise as their ace delivered key hits and pitched effectively to secure the win.
Abe Ward of Wilson in Jackson Hole is in town this week as a juror. A prominent rancher with a ranch at the mouth of Fish Creek, he notes about three feet of snow on the stage and a sled needed for about four miles over the divide.
The Board of Directors of School District No. 1 selected a site for the new high school in Kemmerer. The location is across Emerald Street from the existing school, with room for surrounding lots and future campus expansion. The plan consolidates the heating for both buildings from a single plant.
The report describes a week of repair work under the supervision of Sloward, a farmer, detailing efforts to fix and clear a foggy area. It notes a buoyant crop of Brel and Wey Meheb Courage among ranchers, with plans and expectations for improvements.
Fragmented OCR text outlines the state auditor office details on government finances. Mentions year end figures around 90.4 million and reimbursements. References tax, capital form, and settlement deadlines.
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