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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
7
In wartime and a looming presidential campaign the Camera offers a year’s subscription to the Thirteen-Week World of New York City as a premium for those paying current rates and a year in advance. The World is praised for its war coverage and timely reporting of local events.
The Casper Daily Pross special edition by C. Littlefield showcases Natrona county oil and mineral resources with 48 pages of descriptive material. Halftones span two pages and typography in ads reflects high artistry. The edition is praised for promoting state resources and benefiting local business.
Riverton Chronicle notes Congressman Frank W Mondell arrived in Riverton this week and has long stood as a steadfast foe to opposition. His term is marked by monuments and achievements that Wyoming voters will acknowledge at next year’s election with strong appreciation.
In his final issue before leaving for Cheyenne to become registrar of the U S land office Bill Reid of the Rawlins Journal warned subscribers to pay up. He suggested money was needed to leave town, noting many readers were careless about paying.
On Sept 24 the Sheridan Post released an eighty eight page edition in eleven sections. It claims to be the largest single edition ever published in Wyoming and praises its publishers for Sheridan content and striking lithographic detailing.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a debate over someone having a better home or more business investment while others criticize intervention, provoking heated perception. The readable phrases reference Walley and Qult but lack coherent names or events. The piece suggests conflict over influence and control.
A garbled report describes turmoil in Chicago markets as demand falters and livestock owners face rising costs. Officials warn of disruptions in supply and potential shortages while efforts to stabilize pricing continue.
United States Senator C. J. Clark opposed government ownership of natural resources and urged states to retain control. He spoke at a conference in Seattle with officials from thirteen states and helped pass a resolution favoring state stewardship, aiming to empower western development while eastern states manage federal lands.
Congressman Mondell and his family will depart for Washington soon as his committee on revenue legislation accelerates work. The House Appropriations Committee must meet early to prepare before Congress resumes, prompting Mondell to cut short a Wyoming tour and seek input by correspondence on state matters.
Thos Gibson chairman of the fret aid work of the Union Pacific Coal Company returned with the Superior First Aid team from the San Francisco meet held Sept 22 28. Twenty six teams competed and the Superior team won honors. Tie prize in the twan event eh was ten dollars rold and each man netted a silver medal. The team also received a chart of first aid paroles.
Mapootaisens residents have long supported beautification of the hospital grounds. William Monay organized funds collected from citizens to restore and enhance the grounds this fall. Preparatory work will begin, paving the way for lawn, parking, trees, and walks next spring.
Headed for Desert Ba varrett and Lap Ulancey of River Hock Springs Sheep Co were in Keminerer after Hunday while their Mocks traveled to the winker rang on the company sods to the Firehole hasta south of ve Kock Springs lease Mie Barrett has been with the Rock Creek for the summer and returns to the Ssete River gee. Enroute they spotted the tail ade of the berda at Wilkow creek dipping vale.
The notice promotes the New York World Thrice a Week edition with a yearly price of 1.00 dollars for 156 papers. It offers a combined one year package including The Kemmerer Camera for 2.60 dollars prepaid. It emphasizes war in Europe and looming presidential campaign as timely news angles.
A corrected roster records the auto party accompanying the governor to the Grand Canyon of the Snake. Names include K D Lynch and wife, Governor Kendrick, L C Jensen, A F Burton, Parley Anderson and wife, Dr Duniway, H E B Crain, Felis iston, Parley Bennion, Sates, Chas H Peterson, C Watt Brandon, and others such as P W Olsen and wife, Attorney General and Mrs Preston, Bishop Osborne Low, Senator Clarence Gardner and wife, Roe Hale, T Papworth, M Covey, C A Beam, Dr C Lamm, C A Johnson, Dr W A Hockman, and more with accompanying spouses and babies.
Judge Craig Memorial Services were held last week in Green River City for the late Judge David H Crate. The gathering drew many attorneys and citizens and followed by remarks from T S Taliaferro Pred Johnson W B Dunton and W A Muir. The program featured reminiscences of the jurist who served the district court with distinction.
Labor delegation led by Gildray of Wyoming-Pageraties is set to appear before the State Federation of a Club at Gradual tae week. Marty Clark was to speak Saturday but is imprisoned at present. Wirkes-Week Now eae van Saemee 0 fol py mee, Sreeeree tal rate La ey aie o eins te he Comme.
Mrs D Stafford hosted an informal Friday gathering for eleven guests in honor of her sister Mrs Chas P Hodd and Mrs Fr Dailey of Hig Piney who were visiting for a week. Prizes in 500 and a matching cap and towel were awarded. decorations featured orange and black with a Halloween theme.
A brief thanks note expresses gratitude for the kindness shown after the death of a beloved son and associated floral offerings. The message conveys sorrow and appreciation for support from friends and community.
Kemmerer High School notes describe volleyball as a new fitness form with players like Steve Jacobett James Mack and Fred Jones. The Junior class is shrinking with six of fifteen remaining as members transfer to other schools.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a meeting of Swedes in Kem Merer with names such as Ed McKee from Brendiey Books and Ole Qlaoa mentioned. The text is garbled and uncertain about roles or outcomes.
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