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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
11
The Kemmerer Camera announces reading notices and legal notices for readers. Rates listed include 80 per line and 1.00 per contract, with deadlines and formats described for cards of thanks, resolutions, and similar notices dated Wednesday November 12 1913.
Across state and nation, readers praise Tammany defeat and the end of boss rule. The New York World urges Republicans to win the assembly with independence from Charles Murphy, stressing loyalty to principles over party service. Editor Davis travels. De Lom Brandon and the Camera force cover the paper amid changes. Delos embraces the newspaper life, taking interest in work.
A fragment from the Casper Press ponders collective opinions and personal reflections on thought. It juxtaposes internal beliefs with external judgments, inviting readers to consider how thinking is perceived by others and by oneself.
The passage extols York City's people for a notable effort last Thursday, mentioning a long-standing leader and a fall from power. It references Montpelier Examiner and Maho in a nostalgic, period-voice style, though many words are garbled.
Fragmentary report by publisher K L Collier describes a hunting party returning from Jackson's Hole. The account mentions good sport and various outings with the group, noting several trips and activities within the expedition.
Fragmented readable bits mention a pubishnes of then Piety UE and Mewepaper aman Wanvily. Names Jose javier and Qurhadid Lords appear amid garbled words. Content unclear but suggests a local notice or obituary style item with weak details.
Fragmented OCR outlines a week long work plan by Qarulyeters Company of Cohevilly. It mentions Davrlecane Chuaidin, challenges, dates, and a project scope with references to legal or managerial actions. Names and places appear garbled, but imply a formal corporate proceedings context.
Governor Joseph M. Carey issues a Thanksgiving Proclamation setting aside November 27 as a day to give thanks to the Supreme Being. He extols Wyoming’s prosperity including crops, cattle, oil, and iron, notes moral and mental improvement, and welcomes new residents, urging unity and gratitude for the state’s progress.
Local report notes a decomposed body discovered in the hills, raising questions about the cause. The Kemmerer Camera cites the Daily Tribune in Pocatello Idaho, implying political motives or confusion but confirms the man is dead.
After a decisive vote the electorate restored Wm Snizer to an honorable role. The piece recalls the impeachment premise tied to New Yorks 50 million good reads fund. Murphy and Tamany Hall pressed to name the spending commission, but Governor Salzer resisted. The public backed the governor in rejecting the boss control.
The piece laments abuse heaped on mail service by mail order houses and expositions seeking free ad space in circulars. It notes much literature should be wasted but gains prominence for note of “copy in the husk.” It argues that focusing ads on publishing towns would boost smaller Western communities and reduce wasteful circulation.
Wool quotations for major grades firming as supply tightens and demand from manufacturers grows. Foreign trade remains strong, while several sectors report cautious optimism about prices and steady buying.
Fragmented text shows garbled names and places with no clear event. It mentions freighter mentions and various distorted terms, lacking coherent facts or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a poultry or livestock event with names and references to APL and medals. Details are unclear due to garbled words and missing context. No verifiable outcome or persons can be confirmed from the fragment.
Frank Hadsell of Rawlins wed Mrs. Ellenteth Margaret Lawrence of Laramie at the Binet Presbyterian church in Cheyenne performed by Rev. Loot Hills. The couple, who plan a home in Rawlins after December 1, will honeymoon in Hot Springs Ark. Hadsell, a prominent Carbon county stockman and former U S Marshal, has long been active in Wyoming public life and Masonic circles. Mrs. Hindsett recently earned a nursing diploma in Cheyenne.
Public foreclosure sale under a court decree in Lincoln County Wyoming. The Remnerer Coal Company and JW E Volker et al are defendants. Master Commissioner will auction per a November order at the Lincoln County Courthouse front door on December 1 at 11:00 AM, with all rights, title, and terms as set in the decree, including property described as townships, ranges, and parcels in the City of Lied and surrounding lands.
In Ogden prominence is given to the Beeler family as the station president over the last 16 months amid payments demanded from a blackmailer. O D Banke, father of Mrs Beeler, long Kemmerer resident, has worked for Western Union. Hanks, once a Salt Lake City merchant, returned to the Keys seeking health and relief from business worries.
At the last Town Council meeting Kemmerer enacted Ordinance No 8 prohibiting unattended vehicles from running on streets and requiring mufflers to stay closed when in motion. The measure aims to curb nighttime noise and daytime recklessness that startles horses and disturbs sleep.
A real novelty in prepared foods would be predigested wild only. The concept highlights a niche in modern dining, suggesting a focus on simplified digestion while maintaining natural flavors and authenticity.
Frank L. Manley of Omaha and W. D. Cheyenne of Superior visit this week with Wants 1000 Men to join Union Pacific Coal Company and Reliance mines. They aim to add miners to both mines and town payrolls, signaling steady work and greater prosperity for the community.
Card expresses gratitude to United Mine Workers of America members and others for comfort and help during illness and after the death of their son and brother. Signed by Mrs. Mary Kukoy and Family, Sublet, Wyoming.
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