Man They Couldn't Beat and Mondell Letter
A man praised for the largest majority on any ticket is noted as unbeatable. A letter from Mr Mondell says he will leave Newcastle this week for Washington to assume Congressional duties.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
7
A man praised for the largest majority on any ticket is noted as unbeatable. A letter from Mr Mondell says he will leave Newcastle this week for Washington to assume Congressional duties.
Bailie B Alexander assistant superintendent of the Pinkerton Agency Salt Lake spent several days in Kemmerer last week investigating the Marie Hamilton brothel diamond robbery. State officers assisted him and he hinted at good results from the inquiry and noted the robbers fled without a crew, making future incidents possible.
Residents of Wall Wade district seek restoration of the post office with petitions for Mrs. J. H. Bareehler as postmaster. Duke Herekler and John Cook helped promote the effort as the move gains momentum.
The town notes the departure of cement contractor Irvine and crew to Green River for the winter. His summer and fall projects include 1,080 square feet of cement sidewalks under city contracts, 3600 square feet for private clients, 8600 feet of curbing and 1450 feet of gutters with 108 lines of crossings. His cement house projects attract attention and more building is expected next spring.
Short Line Railroad reports freight traffic and passenger flow near capacity with freight receipts exceeding 100000. Astobet month included over 23000 in local business aside from coal. An inspection special passed Kemmerer confirming tip top station yards and roundhouse conditions. Notable attendees included Gen. Supt. Manson and Supt. Stevenson.
Joe M president of the Umate County Woolgrowers Association announces the annual meeting to be held in Kemmerer on Thursday December 1. The group reports a tough year due to range conditions though bands head to the desert for winter except about 6 000 on the Roxeville ranch. They hold about 600 head of therm bred Coteweld and Atambouliet rams for sale after distributing many. Kinveys have reduced their flock from 28 to a wintering herd, while about 30 000 head were sold this fall with others staying local.
Green River will have a telephone exchange installed to begin service later this year. Residents recognize a future of improved communication with the new system. A visitor found six local investors willing to install instruments, marking the start of modernization for the railroad city.
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