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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
19
Advertising rates are listed for various placements on contracts to run alternate. The notice outlines terms for space, duration, and renewal options, with emphasis on eligibility and submission deadlines for advertisers seeking alternating schedule blocks.
The piece accuses The Camera of misleading readers about county spending from 1911 to 1913, noting that printing and stationery costs funded by the provisional board were necessary for a new county and thatTiming, dates, and debt certificates were misrepresented by opponents. It argues against Sneddon’s and Brandon’s factions and predicts patronage shifts under future commissions.
Tin Cama announces forthcoming annual subscription statements and asks readers in arrears to send remittance promptly to avoid trouble. The address tag on each paper shows the expiration date of the subscription.
The Evanston papers attack Democratic and Republican state candidates and recount a confrontation with United States district attorney Ridgely. He prosecuted a powerful Democrat over white slavery, then faced demand for accountability, a clash unlikely to settle easily.
A Democratic minority in Congress faces organized opposition from the Congressional Union for Women’s Suffrage as delegates are sent from Washington to states. The campaign organizes against Democratic candidates, distributing literature to advance suffrage and ballot rights.
Fragmented OCR narrates a heated campaign against Herman Bales the Republican candidate for state treasurer. It mentions the Lensatic brothers peaking for the Pact state and disputes over funds, with insinuations about asset use and political favors amid the election.
The Sneddon rag attacks Democratic candidates for attending a Mormon church during a Cumberland visit, denouncing the notion as journalistic low behavior. It notes several candidates belong to the Mormon church and respond politely, arguing political loyalty exists across beliefs and parties.
News notes the retirement from active newspaper life of A J Mohler longtime owner and editor of the Natrona County Tribune Casper Wyoming After eighteen years at the helm he plans to stay in Casper with his wife and family while pursuing other business interests The article recalls his recognized editorial skill and loyalty and notes his earlier work with the Omaha World Herald and its predecessors
Spelling and legibility issues obscure details but the note references county budgeting and tax items dated April in WAL. It mentions a speaker or official discussing the county treasury and possible changes to allocations, with a focus on timing and procedure.
A county newspaper column denounces Sneddon aligned tactics to sway Lincoln County votes. It urges Republicans to back the state ticket, defend party integrity, and curb alleged Democratic meddling to preserve a wholesome ballot and avoid further disgrace.
In the first five days of registration at Diamondville only 22 illegal registrations have been made. Names filed for record may be reviewed to prove voting eligibility before election, and warrants for arrest could remain undrawn until after voting. Sneddonites danger of prosecutions may influence turnout but odds remain against them.
A campaign joke accuses supporters of portraying Sneddon as out of politics while acknowledging his influence. It notes the Sneddonite county organization and rewards to loyal backers, urging voters to remember his activities. It endorses Carl Cook for clerk of courts, highlighting his efficient tenure and independent stance.
A damaged passage urges voters to support party goals on election day. It argues Republicans should back compatible Democratic county ticket members and approve the governor’s legislative direction. The fragment reflects partisan alignment rhetoric with uncertain names or dates.
A correction note fixes last weeks makeup of the list of judges and clerks of election for Lincoln county. It amends the Elk precinct number and base heading to read Calliewe Elk precinct No with names J Alles Rody Harold J P Cherie Lisaie Allee and others listed for The Casmara.
Miss Josephine Kryl, visiting New Kommerer theater with family, recently returned from Belgium and witnessed war horror. She and her mother traveled abroad last May to Paris and Brussels, observed bombardments near Ghent, a spy executed in Koock, and a woman spy arrest. She endured steerage voyage home, ten days at sea in a chair.
Democratic candidate for Congress Douglas A Vreeton will speak in Kemmerer at the Lyceum tonight addressing the public on his campaign. A previous date had been incorrectly listed. he spoke last night in Cumberland.
Miss Carrie Blickfeldt and Eli Schwalbe were married Sunday morning at 9 at the Episcopal church with Rev. Cresson officiating. They left by auto for Carter and then Salt Lake City for their honeymoon. The couple are well known in Kemmerer and will return there to reside. George Watts returned from Omaha after selling a shipment of sheep. top lambs brought $7.40 each.
Herman A. Gates, a Thermopolis and Worland banker, won the Republican nomination for state treasurer by a large majority in primaries. He has represented Hasin counties in the last legislature and is widely regarded as meeting the campaign’s expectations and statewide support.
In a two year campaign the CAMERA backed Harold R. Harrison for county clerk noting his strong administration despite organizing challenges in a new county. Critics allege misstatements about $15 000 in expenses and record transcriptions, but Harrison argues he responsibly explains the items and invites voters to examine his books, aiming for a large county ticket majority.
Local listing advertises brown Leghorn hens and cock birds from Thorobred stock. Mrs Leo Payne of Wyoming offers birds including cocks, with prices and lot details noted in the short classified item.
D C Oakley, a Democrat, seeks Lincoln County sheriff. He is praised for ability, prudent administration, and broad trust with law abiding citizens. He campaigns across localities, building support and demonstrating capability to manage the sheriff’s office effectively.
A local political note asserts it is an honor to denounce the Londonite central influence rather than bring shame to any Republican in the county, signaling strong party stance against foreign alignment.
Dan F Harrison a candidate for county surveyor on the Devocra ticket is presented as a gentleman worthy of voters in the county who favor good roads and efficient office work. The piece highlights his years of experience in engineering, ranching in the upper Green River valley, and long campaign presence advocating his qualifications for the position.
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