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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1911
Page
5
A fragmentary editorial discusses public sentiment toward political figures and graft allegations. It notes voter awareness of a mayoral race and mentions J Rows Carpenter and other officials. The piece comments on accountability, media influence, and the impact of public opinion on governance.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a dislocated shoulder and an odd phrase about a person or event with unclear details. The legibility is poor and specific names or locations cannot be determined from the readable text.
A fragmented passage describes President Moller set to address a special train journey. It references Batts and a bene carr, with actions tied to a strike and line operations.
A local wedding took place at the home of Chas. Zerbo in Dumondtille im Mw. 6. Miss Myrtle Zerbs and 40, both of Diamondsille, were married. Blehsp Stevensun performed the ceremony with Marl and Lind as witnesses. A nice supper followed and friends offered congratulations to the couple and best wishes for the future.
Reported death of Joby Sullivan prompts mourning in Jobom County as relatives gather. Brothers John Sullivan and Mee 2% are noted in fragmented lines, with references to family ties and a funeral circle forming after the loss.
A report notes M Mutt created a bape square inside Lincoln Bar with scale opening in the rear. Patrons react to the reform and the bar’s management acknowledges the gesture while observers weigh its impact on venue atmosphere.
The week included Frank Curtis returning to Kemmerer and planning aut arrangements with a note of travel to Lake City. Reports mention a Japanese minor injured at No. a Sublet, with hospitalization at Ruck Springs. local visits by Skruges and McMian. John Jenkins from Glencoe. and Bev Magor aiding with carpentry for the M B C project.
An orphan collection drive organized by Mrs B A Piper, superintendent of attire, moves through Wyoming and Whesthande area to gather clothing and goods for needy children. Local volunteers coordinate fundraising and distribution efforts.
Local notes report visitors and residents in Kemmerer Wyoming including Sheriff John Ward, Mr and Mrs Morris Thomes at Fontveille ranch, and Mrs Aliis Ryan visiting from Cokeville. Business mentions Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co, Salt Lake Hardware Co rep Chas Cheney, and Kemmerer Bakery. Typhoid illness affects Expositor owner Leo, engineers Fuller and others’ projects noted amid winter prep and building delays. Lost purse reported. dispatcher changes and travel to Salt Lake City noted. Winter weather slows work and cattle market details recorded.
A patchwork of town notes mentions Leo Carey visiting from Montpelier, newborns at multiple families, found spectacles, recoveries from illness, work updates at banks and saloons, a church-style dance at Lyceum by the Modern Brotherhood of America, and plans for gas and telephone meetings. Reports cover festival plans, transport, and local business changes.
The Bachelor Gris lgiub production directed by Arthur Be reco at Friday night and again Sunday drew acclaim despite bad weather. Cast includes Miranda Nostall Fite's Maid, Sally Grace, Nettie Majors, Major's Daughter, Richard Daunton, Chas W Peterson, and Benjiman Fitzhow among others. noted for strong performances and overall success.
The First National Bank of Kenner authorized by the County Treasurer to collect taxes provides receipts for payment. Bring tax notice or remit with payment to Frank Pfeiffer, cashier. The Kenner market promotes its steaks and chops as appetizing offerings.
A. J. Hogan learned Friday of the death of his father Michael John Hogan in Ogden Utah. Hogan was a trusted employee of O. B. L. for years and served as one of their detectives. He was well known locally and mourned by many friends and associates.
The L. D. S. church dance Saturday night drew a small crowd due to a storm. Doughnuts and coffee were served after the event. Music by the Kemmerer Orchestra provided entertainment, and funds were raised for the Relief Society.
Sunday school in Kemmerer and Diamondville at 10 a.m. Diamondville preaching at 11 a.m. Kemmerer Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Kemmerer preaching at 7:30 p.m. Ernest J. Magor, Pastor.
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