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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
9
A community-wide spintle from Inta County circulated days before the Republican county convention condemns the chief deputy county clerk. It praises Donald McAllister’s honesty and character while urging voters to back Ald McAllister, claiming loyalty to public integrity and competent county books.
Fragmentary text describes a commissioner associated with physicians for a native born in Kenwicky. References to February births, a planter, and medical work in Houston. Mentions Bellevae Missouri, Uinta County, and two terms on school trustees. Notes ties to Union Pacific and local counties.
Mrs Wa Poomay reports several births in local households. October 19 welcomed a daughter to Stephen Angalo and his Kemmerer wife. October 22 born to Yoxta Corrola and Diamondville wife. October 26 a daughter to Dougal Mc Williams and his wife. October 30 a son to Julann Hankonen and her husband.
A fragment recounts a near fatal illness described by P Mure of Durham. The note mentions a Doctor and pills claimed to restore health. The text lists a price of sixty nine dollars for a boat pill at a Diamondy location and references Chas Ho.
Senators Clarke and Warren spoke to a rousing Kemwerer audience praising the Republican record in state and federal affairs. They urged united support for the Republican ticket, arguing ticket splitting hampers efficient governance and harms public service. A questionable Diamondville saloon business and a property trade are also noted amidst readers’ ads.
L D Jackson a well known liveryman and Republican state legislative candidate at his home in Kewmorer is critically ill from a cerebral hemorrhage. He has had prior minor strokes, and doctors fear the current seizure may hinder recovery though care continues.
Residents visited Kemmerer last Thursday to hear the distinguished renators and returned enlightened by the facts presented. The Frontier boarding house changes hands to Mrs Watson of Famil. Mrs Mary Morrison is recovering from heart trouble. The Dougal MacWilliams family welcomed a baby girl and the Sheffield family a son, both healthy. A new batch of proof of labor blanks has been produced and is available to companies on request.
The Democratic Party attacks Sheriff James via a candidate push by J. D. Sullivan. Ogden citizen Sullivan is unqualified, and the committee’s claims about an escape are false. McDermaid, a deputy, is praised. James is described as a capable, unbiased official deserving reelection.
The speaker extols the nominee as a model citizen of the county and state, noting years of residence and a record of honor sobriety and law and order. He warns that rejecting such a man would endanger the community and could cause lasting damage to the county and its future.
Ikols Sikamaki groceries fresh and new. Eagles meeting yielded important business then. Jack Howard of LaBarge injured, breaking arm after horse incident, second such accident recently. Frontier Supply Co stocks millinery from New York. Henderson sells McDonald's candies in Kemmerer. Post’s receives 2,700 boxes Idaho apples. Sane a Brussel carpet for sale at tailor shop. Keenens opens new drug business in Kemmerer vicinity with pure fresh drugs and careful service.
Tom Horn a fan, scout, and stock detective, was found guilty on Monday of first degree murder for killing 14 year old Willie Nickell at his father's Iron Mountain ranch. Trial began October 10. lawyers press for a new trial and seek support from Cobl, a wealthy stockman, said to back the prisoner.
Sheridan Wyoming October 2 H. B. Boa a son in law of William Cody and prominent stockman killed himself with chloroform yesterday. He left a letter to the hotel proprietor begging pardon for the act in his house and offered no reason for the deed.
A cheerful plea urges kindness and sympathy, noting that helping others benefits all. The excerpt praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted cold cure. It mentions a Wyoming state cost of 20.40 to convict Tom Flora and hints at breaking up a criminal ring behind him.
R Kimball of Cody Wyoming reported a forthcoming large sheep run from the Big Thine Basin. He predicted a big run in the next month as about 20 000 sheep gathered nearby for transport. The weather and water issues threaten conditions, but farmers expect brisk activity as supply lines and water access influence costs and timing.
A damaged OCR fragment notes J Mount of Three 4 fle Bay injuring his hand while opening a box. The text mentions Chamberlain's Balm and a brief claim of relief, with references to sales of millinery and goods from New York.
A fragmented clipping markets health tonics and remedies promising vitality. It includes testimonials about relief from biliousness back pain and fatigue, urging readers to try products by local sellers, with references to The Inter Mountain Farmer and Reachmas and subscription notes for The Salt Lake Tribune.
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