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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
4
Editor notices list pricing changes and contract terms with weekly alternate schedules. It notes a 1 percent increase, charges on all contracts, and a specific ad for Tinie chicas at 81.00 dollars per hott on Wednesday May 21, 1913.
A historical editorial critiques President Wilson in his early administration for opposing the California alien land law while defending Japan. It argues his stance showed impractical theories, contrasts Republican theories, and predicts political consequences, noting the public’s sympathy for well-meaning but overzealous intentions.
The associate editor mocks Engineer Unierwoul as a steam roller expert while a Tanetion City News writer praises a state press era figure. The piece notes a recent fire damaging the printing plant and outlines possible local legal changes to rebuild.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and terms in a jumbled sequence. The text mentions several personal names, place-like terms, and miscellaneous fragments, forming no clear event or coherent narrative. No identifiable subject or dates emerge from the readable content.
Judge C D Craig presides at the Lyceum theater as the Third Judicial District court begins a Lincoln county term. Attorneys from Rock Springs to Logan attend, with E Ruchti charged with embezzlement and many cases scheduled through May 29. Jurors are drawn and several trials set, including murder and perjury counts, amid a busy opening week.
The county attorney's request was honored with hearing dates arranged for murder cases. In State versus Edward Poor the charge is murder in the first degree as proceedings are scheduled.
The Elk Ladies social club hosted a well attended event at the Lyceum Theater on Saturday evening. Proceeds increased the hospital furnishing fund by 820.0, with the BIR Ladies Malta praised for their entertaining reputation. Lee cream and cake were served on stage, the meter orchestra provided music, and dancing continued until one.
A Japanese dental student, Dr Viamni from Washington University of St. Louis, was arrested Sunday after licensing problems surfaced at Sublet. He was held for district court proceedings amid unclear details, with local figures noted in the garbled report.
Attendance records show School District No 9 for the month ending April tithe or tenth. Data indicates roll counts, absences, and daily attendance totals across campuses. No further context or dates provided in readable text.
Joe Gudmoandsen returned from Pocatello where he arrested Abe Kevley who played for Diamondville last year and Green River the year before. Kevley and a companion failed two lint checks in Diamondville and were arrested for the crime. He paid the fine and was released.
Thomas Gibson of the Union Pacific Coal Co and chairman of the safety bureau is in Kemmerer this week assessing Kemmerer Coal Co mines at the request of Mr Quealy. Gilmon leads an important safety mission in the coal industry, with Hamlin detailed to make recommendations on safety lines.
Nurses Florence Hocker and Mulde Goddard take well earned leave after heavy patient load in opening months. Miss Aleion Calverley is the new student nun at the hospital while Thurnly remains on duty with few convalescing cases on hand.
Sheriff's inspection notes list 15 horses and 42 mules branded variously with left thigh or shoulder marks, some unbranded, to be shipped out of Wyoming. Origin near Kemmerer in Lincoln County with destination Montpelier, dated May 10, 1014, witnessed by Sheriff Hanson and Jack Funk.
Diamondville edged Fook Springs 4 to 3 in a tightly contested game at the grounds. Diamondville’s ace pitched well as the visitors battled back, but the home team held on to claim the win in a lively encounter.
Abe Ward of Wilson, a prominent area rancher at the mouth of Fish Creek, remains in town this week as a juror. He notes about three feet of snow lies on the stage route over the divide, making a sled necessary for about four miles.
The Board of Directors of School District No. 1 selected a site for a new high school in Kemmerer. The location is across Emerald Street from the current school, with adjacent lots to be exchanged for school grounds. The plan allows one heating plant serving both buildings.
A fragmented report describes repair work overseen by Sloward a farmer and the recovery of a ranch area. Mentions Maddy And liek, a bu per crop of blue corn and Wey Meheb Courage linked to FAP possibilities. References Rodger MUM Pilgiinie HM Pom returning from Lander with a letter. notes on cattle condition and stock quality under supervision of Ueear.
Incomplete OCR text shows confusion over audit figures and year end accounting. It references the state auditor, a 90.4 million payment unclear in context, and mentions time frames around December and year end.
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