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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text announces watt brandon as editor and proprietor with unclear date and location. No readable events or names beyond this.
Judge Joseph M. Carey writes to Wyoming voters urging support in the governor race while noting tax burdens. He challenges claims about taxation levels, citing state comparisons and per cent valuations to argue Wyoming taxes are not unusually high. His letter touches on Democratic and Republican tensions in the campaign.
Hayden M. White quit the Democratic convention amid a quiet ban that county leaders say will go down in history. The event drew leading Democrats who applauded the Johnson county delegation's action.
Local report warns residents about a sham Trinidad townsite venture. The Camera uncovered deceptive advertising and drafts drawn on the company, saving many from losing money while exposing others who profited. The firm refused to acknowledge the contracts and will face future scrutiny.
Citizens of Kemmerer are urged to improve street and alley cleanliness. The text notes waste burning practices and litter causing windborne debris near Tripugle Park and the town center. Prompt actions to maintain a tidy appearance are requested.
The Americas Weekly announces a big subscription drive for paid subscribers and adjacent territory. Arrears must be paid and one year in advance to receive the offer. New subscribers are invited to visit authorized solicitors to sign up or pay delinquent balances.
A young man named James Hoyd Hay was found dead beside a buggy near Willow Creek after a Sunday afternoon outing. Reported by a blacksmith and Willow Creek camp staff, the death prompted inquiries and community sympathy, with local tensions cited over county ticket politics and a disputed ticket choice.
A fire at Murra destroyed all belongings of Joepn McCarthy foreman. The family barely escaped with their lives and saved clothes. Funds were raised to aid them and McCarthy moved to work for Kemmerer Coal Co at Frontier. He thanks contributors and invites others to view the new stock display.
Postmaster Paul A. Kenyon of Kemmerer has resigned. A petition circulated to appoint L. Palmer to the vacancy. Palmer received a letter from Mendell indicating the petition was sent to the Seperrensus with Mendell’s recommendation. Palmer is awaiting commission before assuming duties, which will take some time.
In Kemmerer new talk centers on Trost and Cleveland's watch and jewelry stores. Advertisers claim lowered prices despite opposition pressure and promise guaranties and catalogs from rival firms for potential buyers.
Community briefs report visits and travel of residents from Evanston to Diamondville and Latami set against Kemmerer commerce. Mentions bakeries, merchants like the Toggery and Kemmerer Bakery, and local campaigns as residents pursue schools superintendent posts.
The column details residents preparing for winter in Kanes City and nearby areas. It mentions Mr Heaton leaving for Denver, Apadaca returning from a Springs trip, and Mesare and Naguort planning schooling moves.
A jumbled snippet mentions a weekly 9 page pager and a social gathering at the home of Mes and Misses Vale and Bench. It notes advances paid for a premier event and references larger houses in Melon Sige as part of the social scene.
A damaged OCR fragment reports Joe B. Beith was taken to Belt Lake City Saturday with a severe wound. The text is garbled but indicates the injury proved fatal and references immediate care and subsequent events.
Fragmentary text discusses digging lit content and pricing. Mentions Ohio and possible charges per cont. The readable parts suggest evaluating care and accuracy but lack coherent details.
An oblique OCR fragment mentions a Frontier court proceeding with a brief ruling. No clear parties or dates are readable. further text is fragmented and does not provide identifiable names or outcomes.
Fer Saic-4- dominates Gand Wen of Bore at The Gaeta Ollie event with a decisive performance. Bereres and Gu 2 contribute key scores as the crowd watches in Gaeta.
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