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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
16
The piece champions B. F. Fitzpatrick, a Drogheda born proprietor of Kem meter City Undertaking Parlours, as the ideal county coroner. It lauds his Irish authenticity, judicial temperament, impartiality, and readiness to serve, urging voters to support him on November 7.
Contained remarks argue Wyoming politics and national policy, praising John C. Clark in Kemmerer and criticizing Republican and Taft era claims. The speech lauds Democratic progress, tariff reform, currency reform, and the impact of Democratic leadership on Wyoming resources and unions.
A political reflection urging support for Woodrow Wilson and Governor Kendrick, praising the Federal Reserve, child labor laws, and diplomacy while contrasting Republican positions. Notes past senators elected while governors and argues Kendrick’s eligibility and fitness for the U.S. Senate.
The remark notes Clark’s silence on his own achievements at Washington and questions his reelection. It adds that Governor Kendrick should be elected United States Senator from Wyoming.
Myra E Geer has taught in the county for years and earned a reputation as an efficient educator. She keeps up with latest educational methods and attends summer school to stay current. If elected on November 7 she would be an outstanding County Superintendent.
Miss Emaline B. Lord left Oakley for Coalville Utah with friends from nearby towns after a week with her sister Mrs Charles Painter. A quilting bee at Mrs A Euston’s drained the week’s social schedule while a stag party for girls entertained at Miss Emma Ball Tweer’s event. Japanese residents marked the emperor’s birthday with a celebratory day. Visitors from Kemmerer and Elko toured the area to scout hunting grounds. William Leonard returned to Oakley to work for Mr Rasbaldi as Elma Morgan and her mother visit at Mrs Edgerton’s home. Local political campaigning continues with I A Edgerton absent for Republican efforts.
Voter views praise Flo LaChapelle as qualified and energetic for Lincoln County Clerk. Supporters cite deputy experience in Lincoln and Uinta counties and her proven habit of winning votes. Critics argue incumbents like Harrison are capable, urging voters to back proven service and efficiency.
Nearly two months pass without the arm being free for Artur Boam. Willem Allen returns to Oakley after five years. Shorty was a star boarder at the boarding house while Mrs Ar Joie Nell Jr. lived there. John Johnson was silent on Sunday. Mrs Orlando Curtla shows ripe strawberries from her garden, just ripening this season.
Bob McClain has settled out of court the incident where he used a gun during a dispute while delivering supplies to Elliot and drove occupants from Matt Aimo s cabin, agreeing to pay for damages from the cabin burn. Mrs H A Backler was taken to City last Friday by her husband for care at City Undertaking Parlour.
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