Campaign advertising and constitutional initiative in 1912
A 1912 page notes political advertising options with The Camera offering campaign cards and engravings at reasonable rates. It reports Ohio Republicans nominating Thomas L. Lewis for Secretary of State, plus jokes about chemist Paul Walden predicting egg production from air. It highlights a Utah style constitutional amendment for initiative and referendum, urging readers to study the statewide proposal before the election.
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Chicago
Paul Walden
Johnny
Cokeville
Cocaine Merchant Arrested in Cheyenne Last Weekend
A profrentunal negro cocaine merchant was arrested in Cheyenne last weekend, fined $100 and ordered to serve sixty days in jail. Authorities warn that similar arrests could curb cocaine flow statewide, criticizing lenient laws and urging stricter enforcement.
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Cheyenne
Prouble
The Camera article cited by Bryanston Times
A clipped Bryanston Times note defends The Camera and refers to an earlier Camera story republished by several state papers. It mentions timing issues and asserts the two pieces were not reproduced verbatim, implying editorial differences or edits.
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Bryanston Times
Mary
A Successful Season Logis 4, Jogos 38 WR Haren tee wok
A company reported a successful season with a herd of 4 000 sheep sold from a range near Rack Springs north of Grows River. The sale included sheep in good condition with tags, indicating careful management by Untwronted group and Green Mivor Live stork Co.
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Logis
Mivor Livestork Co
Sheep dipping program receives state approval
A general orders sheep dipping across the state to eradicate scab and prevent outbreaks. October inspections will cover Converse and Natrona counties, with quarantine lifts by mid December. Sheep condition is reported excellent, with strong fall lamb prices and a bright outlook for the stock range as winter approaches.
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Converse
Natrona
W.E. Howe
Vita graph Co presents Vanity Fair on Whitney circuit
Vanity Fair a three reel production by the Vita graph Co of Thackeray's novel will be featured on Whitney's circuit the week of Oct 7. It will be shown at the New Kemmerer Theater on Wednesday night Oct 9.
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Vitagraph Co
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Whitney
New Kemmerer Theater
Jones O Connell and Daniels Jones wed in Utah
Miss Clara O Connell and Mr Thomas Daniels Jones announced their marriage on Wednesday September 25 in Ogden Utah. Clara is daughter of William O Connell of Boise Idaho formerly Kemmerer resident and a musician who has held positions in Salt Lake Ogden and Boise. They will reside in Malad Idaho and be at home after November 12.
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Clara O'Connell
Thomas Daniels Jones
Ogden
Utah
Kemmerer
Clara
William O'Connell
Boine
Idaho
Salt Lake
Boley
Mia
Jones
Malad
Kemmerer Band Parade Ends With Concert in Park
Kemmerer residents enjoyed martial music as the Kemmerer Band paraded the streets on Brernday and concluded with a park concert. The band’s proficiency now rivals other state groups and performances are anticipated during the coming campaign. Local news notes also mention cattle sales in Brussels and a Wyoming political scene with Judge Cyrus Beard reelection plans in Evanston.
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Kemmerer
Garden of Thanks in memory of Md Saway and family
A memorial note expresses gratitude for support after the death of Md Saway a wife and mother, and mentions the loss affecting her children. The brief tribute reflects community thanks and sorrow surrounding the bereavement.
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Vorlio Calihoek
MD Saway
Senator Kendricks Busy on a Speaking Tour
A fragmentary report outlines Senator Kendricks and candidate Kendricks traveling through towns including Montpelier and Kemmerer. The text suggests speeches planned for Monday and Tuesday evenings with possible additional stops and a return journey, but many details and spellings are unclear.
Coming Events in Kemmerer and Diamondville
A brief community listings notes various October gatherings in Kemmerer and Diamondville. Dem rally in Kemmerer, masquerade ball Frontier, Italian Grand Ball and Festival Diamondville, Columbux Day Dance at town theatre Kemmerer, hard dancer folly benstt chet bey, dances by F.8 Local Diamondville.
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Kemmerer
Frontier
Diamond Rile
Columbux
Fohlet
Benstt
Chet Bey
Diamondville
1913 Calendars and Fall Overcoats on Display at Kemmerer Stores
Local ads note 1913 calendars from Pellegrini's ice cream shop and fall overcoats from Suntrig, with prices from 1.60 to 80. The Kemmerer page also mentions visitors Nora Doty and Mrs. J. E. Irvine, ranch activity, and service ads like Auto for Hire and Golden Rule store notes. Coroner Cornahan leaves for Evanston on county business. Jarmon brothers visit from LaBarge. local ranchers report sheep shipments and hay crops.
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Pellegrini
W. Peterson
Nies Smith
Angelo
Ma Watt
Nora Doty
Filer
Idaho
Arthur Robinson
Zee
Hamafork Ranch
Driepeeink
Evia
Kew
Irs
H. Mt
Diamondville
Wyo
Cornahan
Evanston
R. M. Turner
Frontier
Jarmon Brothers
John
Janes
Kemmerer
LaBarge
Chas
McKay
Ernest Boyer
Etheey
Hun-fork
Mewrs
Cunnington & Hocker
Wort
Pincenne
Merrill Jones
Lances
Dishter
Ethel
University of Wyoming
Mystold
Dayton
Omae Seney
Frank Breovnile
H. Baker
Curmberland Golden Rule
Penta
Baker
Cee Curtia
Hannsfork
Curtis
Golden Rule
Keromorer Theater
Kernmerer
Meg Whitney
A Candidate for the Legislature in Lincoln County
Ben S. A. Biack, chairman of timcom, touring Lincoln County towns, reports Big Piney prospering with a good hay crop and livestock prices. The Big Piney townsite project is settled and will boost inland town growth. Black, Republican candidate and former Uinta commissioner, pledges tax payer savings and notes service in the Sixth to Eighth Wyoming Legislatures.
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Ben. S.A. Biack
Timcom
Palesioners
Lincoln County
Black
Bow
Fan
Uinta County
Wyoming
Big Piney area notes and social highlights from Kemmerer
Local notices recount medical calls and duties with Dr. W A Hocker at Evanston and a dislocated shoulder set for Jim Fly. J W Rumberger and family return from Cokeville. Social details include Elke Ladies Social club meeting at 2 pm Thursday and Finn Socialist Dance in Diamondville on October 19. Travel and commerce items mention Curtis bringing back diamonds and jewelry from Chicago and hospital construction progress led by J G Kihlotrom.
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Kemmerer
J. W. Rumberger
Cokeville
Dr. Dee
Opal
Jim Fly
Big Piney
Elky Ladies Social Club
Ben Bagnell
Elke
Riamondville
Con Brady
Inois
W. A. Hocker
Evanston
Sammon
Bondurant
York Curtis
Chicago
Pts
Express
Edna Sammon
Canada
Gwen Kemmerer
J. G. Kihlotrom
Ogden
Ivan Jones
C. P. Arnold
Sanday
Star Valley
Jon Smith
Kemimorer
Passil
Fuad
James S, Orr
Pocatello
Orr
Thas Institution
Kenn Lodge No
Charter Received for Kemmerer Lodge No 4 AF and AM
Kemmerer Lodge No 4 AF and AM was regularly constituted last Friday night with Grand Master Wim Pugh of Evanston conducting the work assisted by Deputy Grand Marshall Donald McAllister. The ceremony occurred in the Odd Fellows hall but no public installation was held due to time and space. Officers installed include Worthy Master Wm Downey Senior Warden E L Smith Junior Warden H R Christina Treasurer A D Hoskins Secretary Chas A Christmas Senior Deacon Ralph W Smith Junior Deacon C W Brandon Chaplain Rev W N Pearson Tyler F L Palmer Stewards L E Halbert Albert Larson. The lodge, organized last spring, has a growing membership and promising prospects.
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Kemmerer Lodge No. #4
A. M
Wim, Pugh
Evanston
Donald McAllister
Odd Fellows Hall
Wm. Downey
E. L. Smith
H. R. Christina
A. D. Hoskins
Chas. A. Christmas
Ralph W. Smith
Wm Pugh Elected Grand Master of Wyoming Masons
Wm Pugh Grand Master of Grand Lodge of Wyoming A F and A M was elected at Cheyenne last month. He is known in Kemmerer and Lincoln County as a man of high qualifications and honor. The recognition by the grand lodge honors his integrity and character as a Mason and reflects on his hometown Evanston. Pugh began Wyoming service as a train dispatcher in 1901 after working with Union Pacific in Ogden and on his return.
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William Pugh
Grand Lodge of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Grand Lodge
Egynston
Pugh
Union Pacific
Ogden
Maud Not In It After Miner Injured In Frontiers Accident
Tom Eynon Jr., driver in No. 8 mine at Frontier, was kicked by a mile on Saturday, sustaining a severe facial injury. He believes Maud won’t compare with the mine mile. His face was badly lacerated near his eye. He will be off duty for a few days.
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Maud
Tom Eynon, Jr
Frontier
Commissioners Design New Election Districts in County
Commissioners J A Black and T Hunter Salmon attended a Monday meeting to designate election districts and polling precincts for the fall election. A new precinct named Mason was established affecting North Piney electors. Commissioner Leo Nelson of Thayne was absent due to travel distance.
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Messrs
J. A. Black
T. Hunter Salmon
North Piney
Mason
Leo Nelson
Thayne
Notable Evanston Postmaster Pugh Receives Multiple Honors
The 1901 posting notes Pugh accepting a postmaster role in Evanston under McKinley and cites 20 years of service. It highlights nine years on the school board with seven as president, his Masonry work across El Monte Commandery Ogden Chapter Albert Pike Commandery No 4 and Evanston bodies, plus leadership in Masonic Building and Temple construction efforts.
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Evanston
McKinley
Roonvelt
Taft
Havin
Imiatus
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Lethbridge, Canada
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