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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1912
Page
6
The statement from the Kemmerer paper owners notes compliance with an act of Congress. Angnet 00 1012 records the publisher and editor details, including Kemmerer Wy0. weekly publication and Watt Brandon as owner. The state affidavit form was prepared.
Roosevelt faces renewed scrutiny over campaign fund ties while touring the state receiving large crowds and strong support. Democrats shift stance amid booming ovations as observers compare past and present fundraising claims and note Senate party margins.
A garbled notice urges voting for a listed candidate and warns against opposing him. It references personal feelings and a withheld motive, mentioning a preference against a rival and implying a local political context. The text is unclear but centers on urging support and discouraging opposition.
The Camera discusses political loyalties and editorial stance naming Mr Quealy as a Democrat allied with Wilson while admiring Theodore Roosevelt. It notes tensions between party lines and stresses independence from outside influence, while endorsing some Democratic county tickets but favoring a Republican majority.
Gene Collett of Cokeville visited a bank Friday and interrupted a robbery by alerting others and triggering alarm as twelve depositors were confined in a vault. The incident halted by her timely appearance and forced bandits to flee without finishing the heist.
A Granger pioneer J B Warren, accompanied by Mrs Warren, arrived from forensics last evening and will return today. He located in Granger 37 years ago and has now sold his Granger interests, a surprise to many friends. The War of the Rebellion veteran has drawn a pension of 16 dollars monthly, now eligible for four dollars. He will move to Idaho to pursue ranching with his son in law Murdock, nearing age 70.
Reverend Mayor and Halph Gunter return from a hunting trip yesterday. The party included Jimmy Neil, Jack Parker, James Moddy and Art Faginat, now pursuing a new trail toward Grider Basin Hig Pinny and Green River. Jimmy Neil has a bear scalp to his credit and is accused of borrowing a bear gun. details remain unclear.
President Duniway of the University of Oregon visits Kemmerer to tour Wyoming high schools. He praises local administration, urges building support for a new normal and expands plans for agricultural research in state. His tour includes the state fair in Douglas and remarks on enrollment growth and high school preparation.
Local calendar and society items highlight dances, markets, and club events in Kemmerer. Residents attend fish day, visit Cokeville, and purchase items from merchants while town officials plan campaigns and build projects. Mentions include F. Pellegrini ice cream, John B. Stetson hats, and a new hotel annex note.
Irvine awards contract to J B Levine of Kummerer for grading the branch rail project from Iran Moyer to Conroy. Completion expected in seven weeks with Lanckey Young in charge and one teams totaling about 20 workers at once.
Wyoming law requires residents in incorporated villages to register before general elections. Registration dates include October 1 10 11 and October 24 2. Kemmerer Precinct voters register at City Hall with registry agents Henry Hathban and Querle Helbig. Shane Precinct voters register at City Drug Store with Jack Christ Leeper. Those who voted in the primary do not need to reregister.
New York City youths Julio L. Kimmawerer and George North attended a Monday night pilgrimage in the Fall River basin. They each secured a fine elk bead and plan to stay nearby for about five more days in a local unit.
Cumberland Thouse Gilman the United Mine Workers of America and board member Mat thew Morrow are in Cy berland this week as quarrels over firing methods in the mines spark unrest. A strike was expected but authorities hope for a peaceful outcome.
C A G ranching interest owner C M Winkleman returns from Big Piney to Kemmerer and announces the G M Winkleman Live Stock and Health Co has bought large Cottonwood head ranches. Plans include 8 hotel club houses cottages for eastern tourists and deer and big game access. Headquarters at Fredell and North Piney ranches with 2000 cattle and many horses and the outfit named O R O. Frank Dryer will oversee operations.
Afton note from T V Pearson urges unwavering loyalty to one’s employer. The piece counsels working fully for a boss whose wages sustain you, praising the institution, and avoiding public disparagement even in pinch. It urges undivided service and cautions against self-disparagement when criticizing the employer.
A special picture program directed by Rev. Lynch will be shown at the Kefometer theater Friday night to benefit the Catholic church. Reels include Land Kindly Light and five other new features with music and singing. Roy Lynch previously saw success with similar events. Regular prices. Registration advised. A piano at a snap. Inquire at this office.
University of Wyoming students in agriculture form an Agricultural Club meeting biweekly to exchange ideas and discuss farming topics. Faculty occasionally join to mentor, shaping students into capable farmers and future state leaders in ranching and business. GC W Peterson, Clothier
Quote from Thomas A. Edison praising youth in politics and backing Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Party. Edison calls for transformation and aligning with the party closest to sweeping change, asserting support for Roosevelt and the Progressive movement.
250 head of coming two year old Cotswold Grade Rams offered for sale at Green River City. Sold cheap if taken at once. Rams shown by L. G. Jones of Kemmerer, Green River Live Stock Co.
The proclamation orders a general election in Lincoln County Wyoming on a Tuesday in November 1018 to elect presidential electors a high court representative congress seven members of the legislature one county official slate including county clerk clerk and sheriff treasurer county attorney superintendent of schools assessor and other posts as designated by the county authorities to be held under the terms and rules of the county and state election authorities.
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