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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
1
A disputed letter circulated before the Republican county convention accuses a deputy clerk and casts Donald McAllister as a candidate of honesty and integrity. The missive urges votes for McAllister, praising his business leadership and demanding high standards from his aides, signed by “An Honest Democrat.”
A former physician commissioner coordinated care for a native born in Kenwicky in February. He served as a planter and worked in Houston before moving to Bellevae Missouri. He held roles in Uinta county and Union Pacific projects as a school trustee and public official.
Mrs Wa Poomay reports several households welcoming new members in October including a daughter born October 22 to Yoxta Corrola in Diamondville a daughter born October 26 to Dougal Mc Williams and a son born October 30 to Julann Hankonen in Hankonen plus a birth on October 19 to Stephen Angalo’s wife in Kemmerer
P Mure of Durham narrates a narrow recovery from severe stomach and liver trouble. A patent remedy, New rile Pills, is claimed to restore health. A boat pill sale lists 69 dollars at Chas Ho in Diamondy and Nandaly.
Senators Clarke and Warren spoke to a Wyowing gathering last Thursday, praising Republican track record and urging full party support. They warned against ticket splitting undermining effective governance and stressed unity for strong state and federal results.
L D Jackson well known liveryman and Republican candidate for state legislator in the county is critically ill at his home in Kewmorer from a cerebral hemorrhage. He has had prior minor strokes, and the current seizure clouds his recovery prospects despite medical care.
Residents visited Kemmerer last Thursday to hear renators and returned enlightened by the facts presented. The Frontier boarding house will be run by Mrs Watson of Famil. Mrs Mary Morrison is recovering from heart trouble in bed. Mrs Dougal MacWilliams has a baby girl born recently and mother and child are doing well. Mr Sheffield’s wife has a son and both mother and child are well. A new batch of labor proof blanks has been produced and is available for order.
A Kemmerer letter attacks county politics over the nomination of J. D. Sullivan by the Democratic committee. It defends Sheriff Prank H. James and deputy McDermaid, arguing Sullivan is unqualified and tied to untruthful charges about an escape incident, praising James as a capable, impartial officer.
A local speaker extols a Democratic nominee as a model citizen valued for honesty order and lawfulness. He argues the county would suffer lasting damage if such a respected figure were rejected by voters, stressing community safety and integrity.
Ikols Sikamaki stock groceries fresh and new. Eagles meeting Monday night transacted important business. Jack Howard of LaBarge in town with a broken arm after a horse kicking incident. Millinery from New York at Frontier Supply Co. Henderson’s Kemmerer store selling J G McDonald candies. 2700 boxes Idaho apples at Post’s. Brussel carpets offered. tailor shop advertises sales. Chas Keenens opens drug business in Kemmerer vicinity with pure fresh drugs and careful service.
Tom Horn, described as a fan, scout, and stock detective, was found guilty of first degree murder. The trial dated July 18, 1001, at Willie Nickell’s death at his father’s Iron Mountain ranch began October 10, with Horn’s counsel seeking a new trial and consulting with Cobl, a wealthy stock man alleged to back the prisoner.
Sheridan Wyoming October 2 H. S. Boa a son in law of William Cody and a noted stockman killed himself with chloroform yesterday in a hotel. He left a letter to the hotel proprietor begging forgiveness for the act but provided no reason.
A column urges kindness and sympathy with a gentle view on estate deeds, noting that do good and helpful actions benefit all. It cites Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective for colds and pneumonia fears, with personal testimonials. The text mentions Wyoming state costs of 20.40 to convict Tom Flora and hints at a criminal ring behind him.
R Kimball of Cody Wyu reports a large sheep run from the Big Thine Basin expected next month. About 20,000 animals waited nearby for transport as water shortages hindered holes and marine supplies, delaying the sale. Time is money, and the forecast emphasizes the need for immediate action.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man named J Mount of Three 4 fle Bay injuring a hand with a ten penny nail while opening a box. Other garbled phrases reference Balm, medical remedy, and a sale of millinery goods with a brief mention of New York direct import.
The Inter Mountain Farmer and Reachmas notes a Salt Lake Tribune feature promising vigor for weak, sickly people through tonic health claims. It references The Inter Mountain Parweraed Ranchman and plans new farm content this spring and summer. Subscriptions priced at one dollar, or 1.50 with the Salt Lake Tribune.
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