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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1912

Page

4

To All Who Desire Honesty and Progress In National Affairs

A Progressive Party message calls for a new line-up of voting forces of American citizenship. It pitches itself as an instrument for unity between the progressive elements of the old parties to secure urgent reforms. The appeal targets all citizens desiring progress and majority rule, urging cooperation beyond minor differences to improve social political and industrial conditions.

J. W. Sammon Republican Party Dewetion Wyoming Repubican Horace Greeley Idaho Republic Astismn

Progressive Party Platform Aims at Common Good

The Progressive Party presents a platform framed to put the common good first and promote prosperity. It emphasizes a sane and progressive approach with a ticket of known strength and calls for substantial party support to enable political housecleaning and broader societal advancement.

Features of Progressive Party Platform Summary

A concise outline of the Progressive Party Platform highlighting key reforms. It surveys proposed changes across governance, economics, and social policy, signaling emphasis on reform measures, citizen participation, and government accountability. The synopsis notes aims without detailed policy specifics or timelines.

Republican Resolutions Critique Lincoln County Party Lines

The Diamondville Republican Club denounces the Lincoln County resolutions as unchanged copybook endorsements. It laments GOP stagnation while praising progressive shifts and questions the phrase unholy alliance with the Democratic Party. Also notes political shifts of J. W. Sammon and Foote's Washington trip, plus Folger family travels and Roosevelt support in the South.

Lincoln County Repubican Club Diamondville Uinta County South Republican Party United States Lincoln Tusto Democratic Party Republican Club Diamondvilly James P. Folger Easley South Carolina Mr. Folger Stupa Denver Kansas City Washington, D.C Jim Roosevelt Washington Pension Bureau

Frontier camp receives new coat of paint

The Frontier camp and nearby sister city Kemmerer are being repainted by Kemmerer Coat Co with occupants choosing exterior colors and interior wallpaper designs. Contractor N. B. Oberg oversees the work, replacing the former red and slate scheme with a more pleasing appearance and safer look.

Frontier Kemmerer Coat Co N. B. Oberg

Grading Work Advances for Railroad Extension

Grading on the railroad between here and Moyer for the double track proceeds, though full crew is not yet on site. The camp sits at the old Hamsfork town location while bids are sought to extend toward Conway coal camp using the existing Adaville grade.

Here Moyer Altho Hamsfork Conway Adaville

Going to Hospital Mrs J Orr Heads to Boise for Possible Operation

Mrs J.5 Orr returned Sunday to her Pocatello home with her mother Mrs Wm Downey. They plan immediate trip to Boise where Mrs Downey may enter a hospital for a possible operation after several weeks of illness.

J.5 Orr Pocatello Wm. Downey Boise

Evans Cahn Leavitt Distilling Co. visitor praises Old Evans Bourbon

It is Mellow dow Leavitt representing Evans Cahn Leavitt Distilling Co. who toured Kommerer in the latter part of the week. The firm produces Old Evans Bourbon and Cuighead Rye, which have generated strong local demand for a good whiskey and pleased Joe with the encouragement received in the area.

Dow Leavitt Evans Cahn-Leavitt Distilling Co Kommerer Joe

Lincoln County Voters Divided Over Candidacy

The passage discusses Horace Greeley and the political mood in Lincoln County. It references J. W. Samnun and views on the two major parties, questioning what a third party or the people of Lincoln County could expect from Commons and the broader political landscape.

Horace Greeley J. W. Samnun Lincoln County Commons Lincols County

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