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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
4
The piece promotes B. A. Fitzpatrick of Kemmeter City Undertaking Parlors as a fit county coroner. It praises his Irish background and claims his practical, impartial nature would serve the county well if elected on November 7.
In a Kemmerer edition column, John C. Clark highlights Wyoming politics as Governor Kendrick saves Green River waters while three Washington representatives are blamed for stagnation. The piece credits Democratic administration measures, tariff reform by a nonpartisan commission, and banking law for elastic currency, contrasting Republican claims with actual progress and accusing rivals of misalignment with state needs.
The piece argues for Woodrow Wilson in the November election, praising Federal Reserve and child labor laws, and endorsing Kendrick for U S Senate. It frames diplomacy over war, cites Mexico and Lusitania, and defends incumbents while critiquing Taft era tariffs and Republican stances.
The speaker notes Clark has not disclosed actions to justify re election while urging Governor Kendrick to be elected as United States Senator from Wyoming. The remark questions Clark’s record and advocates Kendrick as the clear choice in the Wyoming Senate race.
Myra E Geer has taught in county schools for years and earned a reputation as an efficient educator. Her goal is to win the county superintendent election on November 7, citing her ongoing summer school study and drive to stay current in educational matters.
Miss Emaline B. Lord left Oakley for Coalville Utah after a weeklong visit with her sister Mrs Charles Painter. A quilting bee hosted by Mrs A Euston and a stag party for girls at Miss Emma Ball Trewers. The Japanese of Oakley celebrated the emperor's birthday with a big day. Visitors from Kemmerer and Elko observed hunting country. Edgerton family visits and local campaigning noted.
The piece promotes Flo LaChapelle as Democratic candidate for Lincoln County Clerk, praising her qualifications and readiness to perform duties. It contrasts her with incumbent Harrison, urging voters to support a capable, experienced woman and questioning why voters would back the current officeholder.
Nearly two months Artur Boam reappears with use of his arm. Willem Allen returns to Oakley after five years away. Shorty is star boarder while Mrs Ar Joie Nell Jr. resides there. John Johnson is mentioned as silenced on a Sunday. Mrs Orlando Curtla shows ripe strawberries from her garden. The berries are just ripening.
Bob McClain who caused a disturbance while delivering supplies to Elliot has settled the affair privately. He reportedly agrees to compensate Matt Aimo for damages from the cabin fire. Mrs Blackler was taken to City Hospital last Friday for medical care. B Pitapetrick appointed watch inspector for the 0 5. L.
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