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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
5
The piece argues that deficits in revenues prompt plans for bonds and taxes on household necessities. It blames Democratic policy for higher prices and foreign competition, claiming a protective tariff under Republicans would prevent increases. It urges voters to restore Republican power next year.
Reports from the South Omaha market show end of October shipments for the year surpassing any prior year in cattle. Hog receipts exceed all years 1887, while sheep sales lag since 1900. October yields the largest cattle month ever at 172,660 head. hogs and sheep show notable declines vs last year.
It becomes clear that South Omaha is emerging as a premier livestock market. Stockmen returning from shipments report ongoing permanent improvements and yard enlargements each year, while western stock increasingly stays local. The Chicago market is losing favor with western shippers as the South Omaha operation grows.
A garbled note laments reduced advertising revenue affecting many state papers this year. It warns readers not to rely on them during a lean period, suggesting prosperity lies in the ads now missing and criticizing the current liberal ad content.
A garbled local text hints at a Philadelphia couple living together three years with ongoing quarrels. The piece suggests neighbors or observers remark on the harmony or discord within the home, describing the relationship and possible public perception while noting uncertainty about the true nature of their union.
Fragmentary report notes Powell as prime leader amid calls for unity. It mentions a broad push toward national healing and restoring stability. The text hints at governmental reforms and a renewed pledge to address public needs, though specifics are unclear.
An unclear OCR fragment references four African soldiers and a Mexican vendor in a wild scene. The damaged text mentions a restrained subject with hands and feet tied and a vague incident possibly tied to a punishment or assault. No coherent names, dates, or locations present.
A recount of a twelve day elk hunt from the Robinson Bros. ranch at the mouth of Cow Creek on Big Groront toward Jackson Hole. Bob Christmas Marshall Reynolds R E Clark Sr. of Pinedale joined the party and each hunter secured a fat cow elk. The piece hints at future editorial on game laws preserves and related issues.
Clark departs Tuesday for the east spending time at French Lick Springs Indiana before proceeding to Washington D C. Congress opens its session in December and Senator Clark anticipates an active term. He faces re election next year with no announced Democrat challenger to date.
Inspector General Judge John A. Riner of the U S District Court for Wyoming was named by the reme council of Beottiah Rite ry to inspect the Scottish Rite bodies of Wyoming and Idaho. He succeeds the late Colonel Frank M Foote of Evanston who died in Denver months ago. Cheyenne Masons welcomed the appointment as he will represent both states in the supreme council.
Dr. Kindall purchased a 1916 Willys-Knight five passenger automobile from Albert Heits and Jud Witherspoon after their Salt Lake return. The luxury model featured electric lights and stove start er and was shown as a demonstration. He plans to acquire another soon as the car is expected to be popular next year.
In the forest reserve near Jones two men were wounded in a shooting. The sheriff reports a home party nearby was interrupted, and one man fled. Brown was involved, and a ditch rider was employed at the reservation at the time.
Folger visits Evanston division with Fr. Olsen receiver in line for land dealings and railroad operations. He reports business steady and ongoing, noting strong local ties and the long service of experienced train dispatchers and masters.
Amos Smith has returned to the Mule Ride ranch at Big Whee and plans to stay until a forecasted event. The note mentions his travel toward Lake City on his return, with the foreman at the ranch showing preference for the market.
Mr and Mrs FR W foreshadowed changes as they departed a neglected villa in Cant, Cheyenne. Mrs Stone spent weeks at her spring home before returning with her husband. Mrs Charles W Burdick returned from Excelsior Springs MO, and Reid arrived to join husband newly appointed register of land office. they reside 2115 Evans Street. Alex Hastie editor of Star Leader plans Springfield convalescence for recovery. Harry A True hosted twenty friends at a cafeteria supper with Halloween decor, inviting out of town guest Hudson Werder of Hereford ERno.
The article corrects an earlier report, noting veteran photographer W J Stroud reached Freemont Peak in 1914 and planted a flag on a nine foot pole after a long ascent from Wall Lake. It acknowledges Stroud’s extensive mountain experience and prior attempts to reach the peak.
Fred H Chapin of Hotel Kemmerer returns from a Fall River Basin hunt bringing in a cow elk and calf along with three bear hides two browns and a cub as trophies. Harry Keefe of Winchester Arms Co accompanied him and secured an elk after the bears with five in their party.
Hilda Verlie Bird, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Bird of Midway Wy, died October 20 after two years with tuberculosis of the bone. Funeral in Fontenelle conducted by Rev C A Hawley, with relatives and neighbors in attendance. Mr and Mrs Bird express deep thanks for sympathy.
A social evening hosted for Mrs Collett of Cokeville featured a card game with a fifty or more prize, the main winner being Jack Mantle. Guests included Periti and Hansen, with a pleasant night noted. Mrs Col lui visits Miss Miller this week and will stay with Miss Nose Angelo next week.
A fragmentary note asks about butter trade and pelts and urges selling at best prices. It mentions law and reputation and calls for action to secure favorable terms amid unclear context. The readable text hints at a bargaining stance in a local trade discussion.
Mining district reports best paydays in over a year as demand accelerates. Miners face delays from slack periods but conditions are improving. mines at Conroy await funds for payroll while lessee Mr. Thomas aims to resume operations by mid month amid rising orders.
A Character Ball with top prizes of 10 dollars aims to crown best character lady and gent. Judges Hoskins Turner and King will award prizes. plans include a home for the organization and a class of 15 initiates at the meeting before the dance on November 24.
The court house notes a busy upcoming district court term with many cases on file. Divorce suits dominate the calendar, several criminal matters including Grand Larceny and intimidation, and numerous probate estates. County records show 143 instruments filed, with many homesteads being proved up and added land patents and deeds recorded by the county clerk.
The Camers editor asks readers from all county sections to send in local news items and ranch, game, and livestock pictures. Submissions should arrive by December 1 with a note that $1 equals 1000 votes in the Pony contest. Thrice-a-Week World will be sent with yearly subscriptions if requested.
Ironing Board company owner Mike Naylin reports manufacturing of patent ironing boards has not yet commenced, though many orders are on file. The team faces lumber supply issues but a shipment is en route. They hope to produce boards in Kemmerer if feasible.
A letter from Laon Ming written in San Francisco describes his month long visit with his father Tom Ming. They enjoyed the fair and friends wish them a safe voyage on the steamer China, scheduled to depart Saturday for Hong Kong.
Purebred registered Shorthorn hulls and cows of all ages offered by Westey K Walton of Woodruff Utah in a concise listing. Local buyers can inquire for details and availability.
One of the large parcel post shipments to be sent out of Kemmerer was shipped last week by C. L. Kendall, Kendall, Wyo. The shipment cost $8. The tanery was made using pack horses for part of the trip as roads are in no condition for wagons. This measure shows that with better local help, more business will come to Kemmerer.
An ad promotes cut flowers plants and funeral design services with contact by wire and phone. Locally advertised offerings include floral arrangements and greeting options for events and memorials. Potential customers are invited to inquire for arrangements and designs.
Nelson visits town and a plan emerges to transfer his large ranching interests north of Cokeville to Memars. Prominent sheep men B Curtis and Al W Gardner note the valuable property, including about 2000 acres with cultivated land, fencing, and water.
An item notes Vee Marten and Seeman at the shore company with a Schools gathering in Kemmerer. The event starts Wednesday morning November 10 at the Kemmerer Hotel and continues through Thursday November 11.
Notice is given that a corporation named Keystone Coal Company has been formed with a certificate of incorporation filed in Lincol County Wyoming and with the Secretary of State. The company will acquire lands with coal deposits, develop and improve transportation, borrow and mortgage to secure loans, and engage in wholesale and retail coal sales.
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