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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
6
The piece laments a past defeat, notes the will of the people as destiny, and urges unity beyond party lines. It calls for continued support for those elected despite disappointments and warns against internal party feuds strengthening opponents. It emphasizes civic engagement and trust in the voters.
Jacob Aunsia proprietor of the Union Livery stables returned last week from Finland after a nine month stay. He visited his old home and enjoyed the trip. Mr. Annaly has not decided his next move but expects to again engage in business in this vicinity.
John M Cook, long engaged in sheep farming at Fontenelle, plans to relocate sowing and establish a new venture in Iowa with his brother. He has disposed of holdings here and believes the new venture will be more profitable. Local friends regret his departure but extend best wishes.
Mrs. Frank Dice of Pocatello visited Kemmerer Sunday and Monday and learned her husband Frank returned from a hunting trip in northern Idaho with two deer and a large cinnamon bear. The bear measured four feet from nose to tail and a six foot spread. Elk steaks and venison have been a luxury at the Dice home as they await Mrs. Dice’s return to Fucatella Street.
A Russian theatrical troupe with conductor Frank Dice arrived in Kemmerer last Sunday morning, staying five minutes between breakfast and travel. The 70 member group was en route from Denver to Spokane to perform Monday night, with Passenger Agent M Newton of Ogden and U cavena Vanwager aiding the journey.
A Wyoming commentary argues that General Land Office agents harass homesteaders and entrymen, deterring filings on public lands. It urges legal amendments to ease fears, reduce court costs, and encourage settlement, citing Uluta County cases and broader efforts to reclaim abandoned lands.
An odd New York night court scene ends with a magistrate warning a sneeze powder culprit. A line of policemen sneezes in sequence as windows finally clear the air after the incident. The playful episode highlights a quirky disruption in the courtroom.
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