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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
12
Governor Kendrick spoke to a packed Kemmerer crowd about national issues including trust law War Risk Insurance and child welfare laws. He praised democracy and urged voters to back good roads and his qualifications for the U S Senate while noting his limited oratorical powers.
The speech recounts Governor Kendrick’s endorsement of President Wilson’s policies and laws, especially child labor and federal trade regulation. It highlights his support for education of the masses, opposition to price manipulation, and his own plans for land and water rights, plus his candidacy for U S Senator and support for John Dark for Congress.
Lincoln County Wyoming inspectors certify 110 head of cattle near Crow Creek to be driven to Montpelier Idaho for shipment east. Brands include 107 mixed beef cattle with right and left side marks, 1 Holstein bull, 1 beef steer left hip, 1 beef cow left hip. Owners: Christopher Burton of Afton and Ezra George. Witnessed September casting day, 1 Cast. Filed October 12, 1916 by County Clerk H R Harrison and Deputy G Eliott.
A woman, heavily intoxicated, appeared in morning near the First National Bank wearing only night attire. City marshals moved in, dispersed the crowd, and escorted her to the jail where she remained until sobriety returned.
Supt. A L Burgoon of School District Number 2 at Diamondville announces the district captured first prize for the general exhibit at the State Fair held recently at Douglas. He praises teachers and student work, urging readers to subscribe for the Camera.
A historical political advertisement lists candidate names for national and local offices across multiple towns. It names Charles Be. Hughes and Charles W. Fairbanks for president, Clarence D. Clark for U.S. Senate, Frank Wheeler Mondell for Congress, H. J. B. Taylor for State Senate, James Mickeleon and others for state and county roles, with offices including clerk, assessor, coroner, justice, constable, and superintendent of schools.
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