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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
12
A reflective piece laments recent defeat and urges unity beyond party lines. It stresses the will of the people as ruler, warns against party disloyalty, and hopes for better leaders to emerge in two years while praising those elected to serve the commonwealth.
Jacob Aunsia former proprietor of Union Livery stables returned last week from a Finland visit of about nine months. He called on his old home and enjoyed the trip. Mr. Annaly has not decided his next steps but plans to resume business in the area.
John M. Cook, long engaged in the sheep trade at Fontenelle, plans to move to Lows to join his brother in business. He has disposed of his local holdings and believes his new venture will be more profitable. Friends here regret his departure yet wish him success.
Mrs. Frank Dice of Pocatello visited Kemmerer Sunday and Monday to report Frank’s hunting trip in northern Idaho. He brought back a cinnamon bear measuring four feet in length from nose to tail and a six foot spread, along with deer and elk steaks. Mrs Dice then returned to Fuscatella Town.
A Russian theatrical troupe of about 70 people, directed by Frank Dice, paused in Kemmerer for five minutes after a Denver to Spokane itinerary. They breakfasted in town before continuing to Spokane for Monday night’s performance. Passenger Agent M Newton of Ogden and U cavena Vanwager were listed as accompanying agents.
The writer denounces General Land Office agents for harassing homesteaders in Uluta County and elsewhere. They claim agents deter filing on public lands by intimidation and legal costs, hindering homestead building and land reclamation. The piece calls for legal amendments to encourage filings and curb abusive scrutiny.
A quirky scene unfolded in a New York night court as Gomeberg scattered powder causing sneezes among police officers. The magistrate vowed to identify the culprit and send him to the workhouse for twenty days as the room finally cleared.
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