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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
12
A local Wyoming piece argues against restoring the old tax system favored by Judge Carey. It contends the current plan spreads tax burdens fairly, notes higher state and county receipts in 1910, and claims Carey seeks personal savings by reverting to prior practices. The piece criticizes tax dodger rhetoric and urges voters to reject the push for change.
The gentile figure Joseph M. Carey will address a Kemmerer audience tomorrow denouncing the current state taxation. He argues counties lack control over their affairs and cites Natrona County figures to illustrate burdens from the state's tax law.
Christman with ranching interests on the upper Hamefork reports a large barn loss last week. Hay, feed, a calf, farming implements, and more were destroyed. The extent of the blaze is unclear, but losses reach around 000. The article hints at political shifts affecting county administration.
We announce the death of Jorephine Molla Jacob eon wife of Juling C Jacobeen at her home on September She was born in Christiania Norway July 3 1847 and married October 16 1878 coming to America six years later She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss with surrounding relatives and friends The notice lists various local names and movements from the surrounding area but many lines are garbled and unreadable
Robert Forsyth for state auditor leads Whype Republicans in Kemmerer and Diamondville meetings with Senator Clark and A D Cook. The gatherings praise the party, stress tax and audit reforms, and urge road and bridge projects for remote districts while outlining campaign themes and endorsements.
Fragmentary text indicates a focus on county leadership and governance. Vague notes mention candidates and a desire for good, clean administration over the coming years without dictation. The readable portion hints at a local political outline in Uinta County.
In Cokeville on Sunday 10000 Tim Kinney lambs were shipped with Kinney supervising the operation. His vast holdings indicate he will market about 60000 lambs this fall, reducing his immense flock to eight or nine bands as flockmasters press for winter feeding amid harsh winter and drought conditions.
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