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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
16
The piece argues fusion failed in Uinta County and endorses a straight Republican county and legislative ticket. It claims Socialist oath prohibitions violated, predicts a socialist ticket by opposition, and condemns Democratic convention actions while praising Jeffersonian supporters for unity and voting straight party line.
A garbled report hints at political contest with Senator Allisoi ii, Jobin W. Hay of Huck spriiate, and various named figures. The piece notes a new U S president being a Hubst of Cheyer and references a large audience in Denver.
An unreadable OCR fragment references teams and defeat but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. The text hints at a season or match context with implied voting or support, yet specifics are missing to craft a precise summary.
unclear fragmentary text mentions Arebbishop Leela and Tut birthday but context incomplete. No coherent event or outcome is available.
Hon P UO Quealy reports operators and miners in Cheyenne Wyoming have agreed on a wage schedule close to last year with minor changes for head men. The pact, to be signed today, keeps mines operating and promises strong output with full work for willing labor.
Word has it Hon. Frank W. Mondell will be in town on Mon Det 12 to deliver an extended address to the people. Following Tuesday evening he plans an Evanston Chicago appearance to urge reform and war on smells. Boulder’s Jack Flagg considers buying the old Cora Sentinel plant to publish a weekly paper. The old maxim to stand true to one's principals remains guiding after the November 3 election.
The Republican county and legislative ticket is one of the strongest possible. There are no strangers on it and each man has long been identified with the up-building of our county and state, ready to give the county the best administration in their respective nominated positions.
President J A Delfelder of the state board of sheep commissioners says winter grazing on the range will soon be unnecessary as winter feeding on the ranch is cheaper and saves spring lambs. With hay at 85 per ton, each sheep costs less than 1 to winter, and he has bought several bunches of ewe lambs.
Nat Groudwin sues for divorce in Reno Nebraska from wife Bessie Hall Goodwin known as Maxine Elliot. The couple were thought devoted but have acted separately in theater for years. Counter charges may follow by Mike Elliott when time comes.
The document blends a fractured political platform of a socialist party with a market update on grain and sugar prices. It notes party rules about nominations and coalitions, alongside observations of price fluctuations and transport dynamics at early market sessions.
A garbled 1920s letter from Seaton Warren reflects pride in business ties and public service. It condemns adversaries and asserts honesty, urging readers to trust the writer’s integrity amid political scrutiny.
Reports from Kemmerer detail a busy week at the Elk Hotel with transient guests and locals. J. Herschier of Fontenelle, Mrs. E. Z.trandley of Grand Kellmoerer, and Charles Rathbun are among readers and visitors, while hotel staff and area merchants advertise goods and services and upcoming events.
Report from a burning ash dump at Ne 1 mine describes Emile Ketila found with severe injuries and missing limbs. Initial belief blamed drunken accident but jurors heard testimony suggesting foul play after a quarrel at Frontier saloon. evidence awaited jury verdict.
A list of Fremont County candidates includes state senate nominees and county officials. Names such as William E F Madsl, Biren man, and Charies Stough appear alongside officials like Clerk Frank Thomas, Coroner J H Schoo, and commissioners E Fogg and E T Glen. The damaged text notes Lander, Thermopolis, Riverton, and New York connections.
Klimt and Gazzolo Co announce On the Bridge at Midnight coming for one night only on Wednesday October 7 in our town before heading to Salt Lake City to open the Majestic theatre for a week.
A report on Mise Lyons delivering a series of readings including The Mary of Patay and Mercedes as part of a dramatic program. Audience praise highlighted her memory, delivery, and distinctive acting, with plans for further performances in Northwestern and Kemmerer. An advance agent, Eugene MekKnight, will manage bookings.
The notice reports the marriage of Winifred Maude Jones to Stanley Brammer with Miss McDill as bridesmaid. The couple plans to reside in Cumberland after a two year stay in Rock Shoals Hospital where Winifred worked as a surgeon for Central Coal and Coke Company.
A rough day on a river trip left several boys with injuries after a mule spooked and a rider was thrown. Johnny killed a spike elk during the outing while Tim lifted its hindquarters and Dee was briefly thrown, breaking his arm.
Chas Hedin, prominent Frontier coal camp figure, died after a collapse at Koeki's boardhouse on Thursday afternoon. A 61 year old ex miner with ranching ties near Daniel and Wye, he leaves a niece in Hock Springs and a brother who arrived to claim the body for burial there.
A garbled 1900s style notice reports a missing gold bracelet with buckle found on the road near Frontier and Kemmerer during Labor Day. It mentions a hotel event at Kemmerer and a ladies gold watch raffle at the Hotel Kemmerer with tickets available, plus local business and livestock association references.
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