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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
17
A dated analysis warns Republicans in Wyoming to unite ahead of next year’s elections amid Democratic strength and a strong potential gubernatorial candidate John B Kendrick. The piece notes divisions last year and urges disciplined leadership to avoid splits that could empower opponents.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an obituary and scattered phrases about a vote, a chalet, and a duet. The text is severely distorted with incomplete words and unclear subjects, offering no coherent events, names, places, dates, or verifiable details for a full summary.
In Mountin States telegraph column a system to display a red light at the top of the building to signal police is described as a quick locate method for officers. The council says seven saloons were raided and licensed vendors targeted, while the marshal will arrest unlicensed peddlers. Conservative remarks on lemons and optimism wrap a local reading from the Utah News.
A weathered aspect of Wyoming politics is described as calm before a potential upheaval. The metaphorical ship steadies its course as observers scan for the wind's direction, while a hazardous reef looms and a safe harbor lies ahead.
The will split the Adolphus Busch estate into two trust shares with a combined annual income of about 375000 or more. August A Busch is to receive two shares in the trust. Figures released last Thursday locate the estate’s income near two million dollars, a six percent yield.
The text argues that parents are to blame for rising discipline failures and youth misbehavior. It laments strictness that backs harmful actions, urging accountability but warns against punitive extremes and social neglect of proper upbringing. It notes concern over how guardians shape children and the consequences.
The readable fragments describe a personal message or note with names and phrases but lack clear context. It mentions Dieter and a few garbled terms that resemble names or places, though the overall meaning remains unclear and partial. The piece reads like a stray OCR segment from a historical page.
Fragmentary notice describes the death of Mrs Penny in a distant locale with references to family, burial, and moving to a new residence. The readable text mentions a person named Penny and a public or private service, with scattered garbled phrases about travel and location.
O S L notes immense traffic on the Union Pacific system. With the line from Granger to the east in its air way, feeders Sea Field and San Pedro, and the Origin Short Line from the northwest, traffic costs and track facilities are strained. One day last week seven trains crowded Kemmerer yards, underscoring the volume and prompting talks of a third or fourth track.
Reports confirm brakeman Carmen died from injuries in the Soda Springs wreck while fireman Davis was recovered late Monday. Tragedy described as one of the system’s worst wrecks as rescue crews faced 2000 tons of coal and tangled steel within a 40 foot radius.
The Oregon Short Line reorganizes district leadership between Pocatello and Green River to improve traffic care. C J Husted shifts to District 1, J Plambott takes District 2, Kemmerer HQ for the flat division, and double-track work is nearing completion.
Report of a February wedding at Cleetecte's parish with Albert Cunterl, son of Mrs. and Mr. Ed Gastet, uniting in a ceremony officiated by a Justice of the Peace. Attending relatives and friends from Ball county noted a joyful union.
A fractured OCR style item hints at a debate or vow among men in a coastal or port setting. The garbled text mentions a duel style clash, a store named Landy, and scattered names like Mook Linge and Mag inet poked. The passage reads as an artifact of damaged text rather than a clear news event.
Quealy returned to Kemmerer on Monday afternoon after visiting eastern points and expects to stay several weeks to oversee local property interests. Mahlon Kemmerer, after whom the city is named, accompanied him, pleased by recent growth including a new hospital, town hall, high school, and many new homes. Kemmerer, a self made industrious figure, is noted for his coal and electric interests in Pennsylvania and global operations. He will later travel to California for the winter.
George G Neil a young Englishman was run over by a wagon on the Big Piney road and brought to the local hospital. His skull was badly fractured but an operation was performed successfully so far as can be determined at this time.
Miss Viola Moguell entertained a number of young friends at a Hallowe'en party on Friday evening. Pranks and games filled the event alongside a Mass, refreshments, and a pleasant social time. Attendees included Eleanor Smith, Nora Bleckfeldt, Myrile Met, Freda and Paulina Ville, Florence, Edna Faddies, Marjorie Clark, Elmer Young, Joe Smith, Marty and Dyer Clark, Pete Quealy, Johnny, Billie and Bobby Baguell.
National Highways Association field superintendent Fara L Emery toured Idaho and Wyoming towns, advocating routes for a coast to coast road. He notes opposition from towns not on favored paths and outlines potential itineraries via Salt Lake City and Ogden, with a December bill seeking 10 million dollars for national highways.
A Thursday jail delivery led to two men escaping from custody after a district court appearance for highway robbery. Sheriff Hanson and deputies searched nearby corridors and steps but could not locate them. Authorities believe they may hide briefly then plan to flee the country. Both suspects were described as bad looking and were held on robbery charges.
Local notices list P F Pelterese and J H Levesque as business visitors in Keeamerer last week, Lonie Jerick and family visiting Rock Springs. The Japaneses of Bablet hosted a free dance in Pridsy at Roper for Herpepor’s birthday. Sam Pleber reported recent business visit to Wile Creek ranch bringing a bed key for Frontier Supply Company.
In a fall report the game warden in the Wandem area near Sabin and Meghegan was active on the job with the samp wagon and outfit. He and his wife and children camped in the mountains, limiting personal leisure but maintaining duties amid several reported game law violations.
Mr. Hmory, chief clerk of the Wyoming state legislature, plans a Salt visit to observe the pool contest and determine the winner. Locals recall his long service and broad circle of friends in the community.
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