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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1915
Page
4
Judge C C Goodwin of Goodwins Weekly criticizes The Camera editorial on Theodore Roosevelt and Republican harmony. The piece argues for a new era of direct popular will over party leadership in national and local elections.
The Camera seeks a competent newspaper man to take charge of a small country paper. State experience and salary expectations and provide references. Apply with job ready credentials.
On December 4 the Pan American Exposition in San Francisco will close and many large exhibits and features will be moved to San Diego where the exposition will be continued for another year.
The excerpt critiques political accountability and wasteful state spending in Kentucky. It asserts that Democratic majorities driven by corrupt ballots have fallen, altering the governor’s race stakes and contest.
The illustrated paper references a picture of German desecration of the Belgian parliament and praises Belgian resistance. It argues that Belgian deeds, and the stubborn defense by Belgians, deserve recognition and ultimate victory against German forces.
The text presents a garbled promotional note offering a variation premium and invites the reader to think of an altered plan. It mentions an ail/wav concept and hints at a sales pitch without clear entities or concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at political figures including a governor and candidates. The legible names are limited, with unclear actions or events. The piece mentions party guidance and campaign conduct, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary notes recount an event involving Unto n Carter peatordar in a new setting with Str. A brief reference mentions reassignment or return of items. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Entities are uncertain and no clear dates or organizations are identifiable.
The Gem Valley Tribune reports Wyoming officials face pressure over saloon dances in Diamondville. The editorial condemns the practice as a stain on Wyoming and urges a state inquiry despite county commissioners approving methods used by Diamondville saloons.
A Wyoming and Idaho reader notes a Fort Worth Texas sent news plate from the Pres Bureau of Agriculture and Commercial associations misleads editors. Headlines distort topics like woman suffrage and public questions to sway readers.
Fragments describe destruction inside the senate chamber with desks, walls and fittings removed. Text suggests a plan to salvage items while interior work proceeds, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The twenty ninth reunion of Wyre Ren Consistory No 1 Ancient and Accepted Rite Masons will meet in Cheyenne from December 6 for four days. A large class of candidates is expected, with A D Mh from Kemmerer named to receive degrees. Reception Committee led by Hon. A D Mh, musical program directed by T Blake Kennedy, and a published pamphlet list of lodge members. Deaths since June include Marvin H Steckel Amos Walker Barber David Hamilton Craig John Hanson Fullerton Charles Sargent and Charles A Hanson.
A local store invites readers to view 1917 deluxe calendars and reminders that they buy calendars directly from manufacturers. The ad promises better prices and a small printing fee, noting the offer is to help Camers patrons save money by buying calendars locally. Five to ten minutes are enough to preview the newest calendars.
A week of stormy weather with snow flurries and a blizzard yesterday afternoon leaves substantial snow on the ground. The snow will allow flocks to feed farther from watering places and the winter range trail, easing access for sheep interests.
Governor John B. Kendrick appointed an eight member committee from Basin Sheridan Casper Cheyenne and Luak to interview a Nebraska panel about a 600 mile Casper to Omaha oil pipeline. The effort follows a Nebraska legislature resolution authorizing such an inquiry.
Elmer E. Thomas arrived in Kemmerer with eastern investors who see potential in reopening the Conroy mines. The group is studying the property and hopes for a favorable decision in the near future.
Clearge Ht Wetts and Bruce Harker arrived in town this morning. W. Condron came in yesterday from Border on Dairy Food and Oil Commissioner business. Rice Gresham returned to Cheyenne last week from a northern and central Wyoming tour, collecting data for his annual sanitary bulletin ready for printing this week.
The University of Wyoming outlines free public education support and four year courses in stenography accountancy typewriting and recovery subjects. It notes admission requires proper credentials and that courses prepare students for the desired work. The University Art Club holds regular meetings to discuss literary and debate topics and membership is discussed for those who attend.
A Tare Story discusses Wyoming's interest in appropriations and tariffs, urging protection for sugar and wool to sustain factories and beets. It notes revenue needs, potential tariff shifts, and expected military funding with Mondell and Clark active in Congress, plus local visits in Kemmerer.
Judge Arnold from Evankies is expected Friday to preside at Solemperial court and address the widows pensions issue. The session aims to review cases and consider financial relief for widows.
James Dickey of Tuermapatie proposed a sheep inspection aeroplane after visiting Riperton and inspecting the Dome oil field. He plans to lead the effort with flock masters in the state while Harry Hyses of the Plain Hotel at Cheyenne spent days in Riperton, aiding reconnaissance of the Mall Company and Dome field development.
Wyoming officials report a virulent hemorrhagic anemia outbreak among cattle from Minnesota affecting Douglas and Casper regions. Veterinarians in Cheyenne Des Moines Weston county will investigate with Dr. Davis and Dr. French coordinating vaccination efforts to curb the spread as stockmen call for prompt action to tamp the disease down.
Perley Bennion of Cokeville visited Kemmerer on Friday en route to Granger as three flocks head to winter range on Hed desert. Bennion reports excellent conditions for sheep. Geanton Bros shipped their heaviest lambs weighing 54% pounds at Cokeville, a crossbreed between Cotswold and Merino, described as fine looking stock.
A local crime report notes a ring of bad check writers tied to merchants in the 4d business scene. Authorities say the main suspect faced charges and faced sentencing before the term expired.
Wu James, clerk to the merchant car department of the O and L, resumes work after a week laid up by burns to hands and arms from an on the job incident. gloves worn during the accident are noted.
Fragmented OCR recounts a bridge failure over Bear River during a journey to Cokeville. It mentions Olsen and 40 head of sheep, with a damaged pier and a disrupted train crossing.
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