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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
14
A brief item noting Watt Brandon as editor and proprietor of Labamerer Camera with a dated newspaper imprint. The readable text confirms the publication role but provides no additional events or details for further context.
The article reports Judge Joseph M. Carey, long aligned with Republicans, issuing an open letter to Wyoming voters as he shifts from the Republican bid to seek Democratic nomination for governor. It notes Carey's criticism of taxation and cites figures comparing Wyoming to other states, highlighting perceived burdens and alleged misstatements in current policy.
Hayden M. White departs the Johnson County Democratic convention after questioning motives and facing a ban. The event, noted by leading Democrats, marks a historic moment in the county's party history.
The Trinidad townsite agents have been uncovered in a costly scheme. The Camera exposed their methods, sparing many townsfolk from losing money while others still lost funds to the con artists. The company refused to recognize drafts and contracts, and advertising was halted until references are provided.
City residents are criticized for poor street cleanliness and wastewater disposal. Many throw waste to burn, causing smoke and pollution that blows toward Tripugle park and harms the town’s appearance. Calls go out for better habits and prompt action.
The Americas Weekly and The Great American announce a special offer to paid up subscribers and adjacent counties. If you are in arrears or not a subscriber, visit our solicitors to settle arrears and prepay one year to receive the free benefit.
A man named James Hoyd Hay died Saturday afternoon after driving a buggy near Willow Creek. The body was found by a blacksmith and reported to Willow Creek camp. Rumors and political tensions in Uinta County relate to local ticket contests and county conventions.
A blaze at Murra destroyed all possessions of Joepn McCarthy foreman. The family escaped with their lives about two hours before dawn. A relief subscription funded temporary needs, and McCarthy moved to work for Kemmerer Coal Co at Frontier. He thanks donors and invites support.
Postmaster Paul A. Kenyon has resigned as Kemmerer postmaster. A petition favors L. Palmer for the vacancy, and a Mondell letter says the petition has gone to the Senate with a recommendation. Kenyon had planned to resign. Palmer is deemed qualified and will take duties upon commission arrival.
In Kemmerer dealers tout watch and jewelry offerings from Trost and Cleveland s. Advertisers claim price cuts while stressing guarantees and catalogs from multiple firms.
Community snippets report on residents visiting relatives from Evanston to Latami and Diamondville. Notes mention bakeries, traders, school superintendent campaigns, and towsfolk traveling to Omaha and O’Neill with brief health and family updates.
A fragmentary diary of daily life shows residents traveling to Kansas City and Denver, visiting family, and preparing for winter. It mentions B Heaton leaving Kem for Denver, Apadaca returning from Wiese, and families joining relatives as roads and local social life continue.
A fragmentary society column lists a weekly nine page issue and an imminent premier paid advance. It mentions a gathering at the home of Mes for the Misses Vale and Bench and references larger Melon Sige houses and social circles.
A fragmentary notice notes Joe B Beith died from a WOI injury sustained Saturday. The message mentions Belt Lake City and referenced illness and medical treatment, but legibility is poor and critical details are missing.
Digest of a fragmented notice describing pricing and costs for materials and services. It references Ohio and includes unclear figures such as S10 and C1. The text is garbled with missing punctuation and misspellings, making precise details uncertain.
Fragmentary text shows a frontier setting with waves and a rover noted under a market or company context. The readable bits mention a Frontier area, a rover, and a partial event likely tied to a local setting.
The fragment notes a team event at The Gaeta Ollie with odd spellings and unclear participants. Readable names suggest Fer Saic and Gand Wen amid a contested score or placement. Context remains uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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