Advertising Rates Rise as Entries Surge in November
Advertising rates show a sharp rise amid surged insertions as the period ends November 27 1912. Rates advance across departments with more space sold and quoted hope for higher revenue in the coming quarter.
Subscribers urged to renew in December notices
During December the annual subscription statements will be sent out by the Camera. Readers can help by remitting at once to place the expiration date on the address tag and save labor and expense of sending many bills. Remittances are viewed as appreciation for a good weekly paper.
Shanley Visits Kemmerer Rancher From Pinedale Travels
W. J. Shanley of Pinedale a Fremont county commissioner and valley pioneer visited town after delivering a beef shipment to Seattle. His ranch on the Pinedale townsite produced about 6500 tons of hay this year and he believes only ten percent of stock cattle besides beef will be shipped this fall. He recently discontinued the Denver Post and praises The Camera.
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W. J. Shanley
Pinedale
New York Valley
Green River
Seattle
Shanley
Fremont County
Bill
Denve Post
Cattle Shipment Moves Through Opal From Nebraska Purchase
Alva Thompson received 700 head of cattle shipped from Nebraska by the buyer who recently purchased the Bloom ranch near Pinedale. The herd will be taken to Opal to winter before final destination.
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Alva Thompson
Opal
Pinedale
Nebraska
Bloom Ranch
Two Men Vanish After Drunken Ride From Sublet
Two unknown Sublet residents hired a rig from Sublet livery stable on Monday and headed to Kemmerer and Diamondville. They drank heavily and departed back the next morning. The horse died in a horseshoe galley and the wrecked rig was found nearby. They have not been seen since, and an investigation is under way.
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Sublet
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Sublet Road
Building a New Home County Commissioner Nominee Returns
Thos D O Neill returned to Big Piney last Thursday morning with a 400 head beef drive sold to Western Meat Co of San Francisco for 5 60 a steer and 1 50 a cow He oversees 00 tons of hay and is building a two story ten room peeled log ranch home in Green River valley His home precinct vote reached 402 of 118 in his long term commission bid
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D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Mr. O'Neil
Western Meat Co
San Francisco
O'Neil
Green River Valley
Strayed or Stolen Gelding Near Fossil
A one day gelding about 1200 pounds and 12 years old with a full coat, halter and rope, branded on the left shoulder, is missing from John Grant's camp three miles east of Fossil. A reward is offered for return or information leading to recovery. Also a separate market note promotes Kemmerer market steaks and chops as appetizing.
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Brand
John Grant
Fossil
Wyoming teachers meet in Sheridan for January convention
The Wyoming State Teachers Association plans a January meeting in Sheridan January 1 4 with a full program of lectures papers and discussions led by Superintendent J J Barry and guest educators Dr Nathan B Schaeffer and Dr George Herbert Betts The meeting will cover moral instruction etiquette uniform textbooks school administration and methods of student advancement with multiple district and state officials in attendance and the Association Presidents list.
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Wyoming
Sheriden
J. J. Barry
Sheridan
Nathan B. Schaeffer
Pennsylvania
George Herbert Betts
Cornell College
Towa
J. J. Early Sheridan
J. E. Burch
Kemmerer
Meda B. Sinsel
Johnson County
A. D. Buisseau
Wheatland
A. L. Burgoon
Diamondville
Leon Frazer
New[eaatle
Meda Sinsel
John T. Hawkes
O. J. Blakesley
Rock Springs
Rose A. Bird
Association
Reward Offered for Names of Wagon and Buggy Thieves
A reward of 35.00 is offered by the undersigned for the names of the person or persons who on or about October 20 1912 took from the premises of the undersigned a single spring wagon and one light buggy. They pushed the vehicles over the embankment about a quarter of a mile west of the station in Irvine.
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Notice for Publication and Incorporation in Wyoming land record
Notice lists publication details for land and a proposed corporate formation. It references Kemmerer and Cheyenne, names Win. Cannington Robert A Tincker Victor Smith and Edward Yoonts, describing real estate and livestock business, stock at fifty dollars per share, fifty-year duration, with officers and the Wyoming town of Kemmerer setting the corporate seat and operation.
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Department of the Lute Indtates
Kranaton
Niho Kek & Cunning TE Tan
Tate
Cheyenne
Cach Corporation
Cannington
Robert A Tincker
Victor Smith
Seal
Unite County
Une
Hesker Bel
I Nington
Exrock
Ty Wa
C. Cavalagton
Pool Hall Set to Open Next to First National Bank
The Holland brothers Lawrency and Tommy have rented the adjoining store room and will install four pool and two billard tables. They are well known in Kemmerer and vicinity and expect to make a success in the new venture.
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Holland Brothers
Lawrency
Tommy
First National
Kemmerer
Excursions East and to California
Announcement lists trips to the East and California with November and December dates, urging readers to see agents for rates and details. Geneal phrasing notes long limits and further particulars.
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California
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Kemmerer Camera
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Sree
Hare
Oregon
Cumberland
Kemmernn Dall Ape Bundiay
Frank Coletti
Wyo
Tipu
Bank of
Wyoming State Teachers Association
Joseph E. Burch
Sinclair
Laramie
Ira B. Fee
A. R. Lang
Daglas
J. E. Creager
M. L. Shack
Rawlins
Somethingy
Kemmerer Bakery
J. E. Irvine
Ee Aine
F. E. Curtis
Jeweler
Robert S. Spence
Evanston
N. E. Oberg
Kemmerer, Wyo
Santa
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Palmer House
Mrs. A. McFarland, Frog
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Co. Telephone
Frontier, Wyoming