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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
5
44000 acres of prime winter range in western Sweetwater County Wyoming along the Union Pacific railroad for easy feed delivery. Blacks Fork River runs the length of the property with year round water. Prices are low and terms easy. Inquire of The Weponset Land & Live Stock Co. Evanston Wyoming.
A political screed argues that voting for Wilson guarantees diplomatic restraint and steady reforms, while Hughes offers vague plans and invites speculative risk. It frames Hughes backers as a coalition of diverse factions and warns that voting for him would be gambling with the nation’s fate, likening it to rolling loaded dice.
The article promotes Farnsworth Morrow Rollins and Myers as the four Democratic candidates for the state legislature. Andrew Morrow from Kemmerer and Rollins from Cumberland are highlighted for broad appeal across counties, with Rollins credited as a union member and Myers described as a respected rancher from Knight. Farnsworth and Morrow are noted as Lincoln and Uinta County contenders. Vote for the biger.
Pleasant Friday gathering organized by the Junior High School council at Kemmerer High School drew both boys and girls. Misa Bhreves supervised the event marked by music and refreshments, described as one of the most successful parties in school history.
The Cafeteria Club met at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Snider’s home with Bridge-Whist prizes awarded to Mr. W. C. Rea and Mrs. B. J. Carollo. Mrs. A. A. Vealey of Salt Lake City visited her Diamondville hosts the Sneddons. New board-Walks are laid from Main Street to the red bridge and from Mountain Trading Co. north toward the 400 row. The Journeyees visited Glencoe as guests of Mrs. C. W. Miller, who again impressed with her hospitality. Bigard Swanson returns from Lava Hot Springs for the winter. Thos. Sneddon Jr. and A. A. Wealby drove from Salt Lake. W. J. Painter went to Bloomington Idaho for a mother-in-law funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stevenson spent time in Randolph for Woodruff Stake conference activities.
Sylvia Sowers, the new music and art teacher, introduces glee clubs in the local high schools. Plans call for separate boys and girls choirs this year with strong voices and promising performances before winter ends.
Notice is given that the Keystone Coal Company stockholders will meet at the law office of Robert St. in Kemmerer Wyoming on November 6 1916 at eight o clock in the evening to elect directors and conduct other business as may come before the meeting. Secretary Hobart K R Rose signs the notice dated October 24 1916.
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