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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
10
An article from Chicago Inter-Ocean discusses Wyoming's irrigation campaign to reclaim desert lands for agriculture. It argues large scale irrigation will raise farm output per acre, potentially lowering food prices globally by expanding production and housing settlers in the East.
The Big Piney Examiner debuts with four pages under editor H. B. Thompson. The paper aims to report truthfully about the Green River Valley, promote the region as a rising Wyoming hub, and garner local and outside support for its growth.
Samuel G. Blythe of the Saturday Evening Post praised Wyoming's congressional delegation in Washington. He noted Wyoming's small population yet strong influence due to capable, long-serving representatives who understand how federal processes work. He argued more states should emulate Wyoming to counter ineffective Western power brokers.
Governor Carey speaks at the public lands convention in Denver advocating central government control of public domain and warns Wyoming beef could drop to fifty cents a pound if relief from the current administration is not provided. He does not reveal further actions affecting the state's livestock industries and mentions no veto of predators or other measures.
Mosaic of notes reports 8 good vote in the legislature. Manuel, the deposed king of Portugal, rumored to aid royalists against the republic. Governor Carey praised controversial forest reserve policies. The Kemmerer Camera debuts with new type and price hikes. Local items note Burns' dump landmark Old Bill Small’s passing and a Ladies Relief Society event amid lighthearted fundraising antics.
Editor Mokler of the Casper Tribune travels from Cheyenne to Wheatland and back, seen in a dust trail as he resumes duties, continuing to shepherd one of Wyoming’s brightest newspapers.
Wyoming honors Congresman Mondell for leadership on public land issues and his advocacy for western rights. The passage notes his knowledge, courage, and influence among westerners. A fragment mentions a stage play scene at the opera house with a heroine declaring herself a Daughter of the Revolution.
The Sho Gazette extends deepest sympathy to Editor P M Gill and family on the death of their infant son. Born September 26 he died October 1 after several days of illness.
The speaker argues it is easier to be seen as a mischievous figure and earn praise for correct actions than to be judged as perfect and receive repeated criticism for ordinary human behavior. The contrast highlights double standards in moral evaluation.
Hon. Frank W. Mondell delivered an illustrated Panama lecture at Riverton last week drawing strong attendance as Mrs Mondell photographed the event.
A fragment discusses a young woman’s difficult choice between a soulmate and vanity versus a middle aged husband, then shifts to a stance on Italy’s actions against Turkey with supporters urged to raise their right hands. The piece reflects editorials and opinion tone of the Lusk Standard.
Fragmentary text shows a political dispute involving former Governor William A. Richards and a divided group. The crude wording suggests a public quarrel over merit and governance, but the passage is incomplete and obscured.
Kemmerer entries include bakery goods at Kemmerer Bakery and Kemmerer Hardware offerings. Notices report births and marriages in Cumberland and Kemmerer, new shops and resignations, a death in Cumberland, various visits and travel by locals, and ads for heaters, cigars, and a theatre showing.
There will be a benefit dance at Finn Hall in Dismondville tonight. An Oregon Short Line agent notes the event to support local visitors and excursions with tickets available at the door.
A publication notice concerns land and property issues involving parties named in the record. It outlines movements in ownership and related actions initiated under applicable legal provisions, and specifies the jurisdiction and the dates associated with the filing and service requirements.
A distorted OCR fragment mentions land and location with unclear names and numbers. It lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a confident summary. The readable text provides no verifiable events, dates, or parties.
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