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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text outlines advertising rates and contract terms for running alternate placements. Not enough detail to determine exact prices or scope. The readable parts mention rates for space and contractual conditions, with several garbled words and missing entities.
The article accuses The Camera of misleading readers about county expenditures dating to 1911 1913. It claims early printing and stationery costs were necessary for a new county government and that earlier commissions benefited from patronage. It argues alleged manipulation of figures and cautions against Sneddon allies.
In the near future Tin Cama will mail annual subscription statements and requests arrears payers to remit to save trouble. Each paper’s address tag shows the date when the subscription expires.
A fragment from Evanston papers criticizes Democratic and Republican state figures. It recounts United States district attorney Ridgely prosecuting a powerful Democrat for white slavery, then facing a demand for his removal. The text suggests the public will resist.
A movement organized by the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage sends delegates from Washington into states to rally against Democratic candidates in Congress. They promote the suffrage cause and distribute literature outlining their platform and goals.
Fragmented passage details a political contest involving Herman Bales as Republican candidate for state treasurer and mentions the Lensatic brothers and others in a contested race. The text is garbled but hints at campaign finance and alleged moves about money and influence affecting the election.
The Sneddon rag accuses Democratic candidates of bias for attending a Mormon church during a Cumberland visit. It notes candidates who are Mormons were treated with slurs, while recognizing loyal members in Lincoln County belong to both major parties.
News comes from Casper Wyoming that A J Mohler owner and editor of the Natrona County Tribune retires after eighteen years of leadership. He will remain in Casper with family and business interests while his work on the paper and past ties to The Omaha World Herald are remembered.
Fragmentary OCR records indicate discussion of county finances and budgeting in April 1904. Mentions refer to appropriation planning, potential tax implications, and officials responsible for financial matters, with garbled names and dates.
Amid a heated county political scene, Republican leaders vow a decisive victory to oust Sneddonites who seek to control Lincoln County. The piece urges unity behind the state ticket and denounces Dem influence, aiming to show residents oppose the alleged manipulation of votes and support a wholesome Republican slate.
In Diamondville during the first five registration days, 22 illegal registrations were recorded. The names are on file for verification of voting eligibility, with possible hearings before election and potential delays on warrants.
A campaign joke mocks Mr. Sneddon as out of politics while exposing the Lincoln county effort to portray him as irrelevant. The piece argues Sneddon has influenced politics for years and notes Carl Cook for clerk of courts, praising his efficiency and independence from the Sneddonite ticket.
An unclear political note discusses Republicans voting on election day and aligning with county officials and the governor for a favorable legislature. The passage is fragmented, with several garbled phrases obscuring concrete details about candidates or actions.
Last week a misprint appeared in the makeup of the list of judges and clerks of election for Lincoln county. The Elk precinct number was misnoted and should read Calliewe, Elk precinct No. The article lists Judge and other officials including Alles, Harold J.P., Cherie Lisaie Allee, and an observer for The Casmara.
Miss Josephine Kryl recently returned from Europe where she witnessed war conditions in Belgium and France. She traveled with her mother and sister, studied violin in Brussels, heard bombardments near Ghent, and observed spying incidents before flying to America and enduring steerage passage to Chicago alone.
Democratic candidate for Congress Douglas A Vreeton will address Kemmerer tonight at the Lyceum campaign rally. An earlier date error was noted, and he spoke last night in Cumberland.
Miss Carrie Blickfeldt and Eli Schwalbe were married at the Episcopal church Sunday at 9 oclock with Rev. Cresson officiating. They left by auto for Carter and Salt Lake City for their honeymoon, both well known in Kemmerer. They plan to return to Kemmerer. George Watts returned from Omaha after sending a shipment of sheep. Top lambs sold for 7.40 as prices were not solid.
Herman A. Gates, Republican candidate for state treasurer, won the nomination by a large majority in the primaries and is expected to win in November. Gates has banking experience in Thermopolis and Worland, and has represented Hasin counties in the last legislature. He is praised for business, public service, and citizenship.
The CAMERA backs Harold R. Harrison for county clerk noting his strong performance despite office disorganization two years ago. Critics claim misused funds but Harrison explains items such as 12 000 for record transcription and emphasizes transparency. He seeks a large countywide majority on the ticket.
Brown leghorn hens and roosters listed for sale by Mrs. Leo Payne of Wyoming. Includes comb color notes and ages 61 and 60 days, with breeding stock labeled as Wit. Sale targeted to poultry enthusiasts seeking quality Leghorn birds.
The Democrats name D C Oakley for sheriff, praising his broad qualifications beyond peace keeping. He has served as peace officer in multiple capacities, earning respect from law abiding citizens. Oakley tours Lincoln County, meeting locals and gaining supporters while pledging careful, fearless office management.
A fragment notes Republicans in the county rejecting outside influence and asserting the honor of their party despite internal dissent or external pressure. The text stresses loyalty to party principles amid opposition rhetoric.
Dan F Harrison is presented as a candidate for county surveyor, praised for honesty and extensive experience in engineering and road work. The piece emphasizes his ranching background in the upper Green River valley and his long campaign service, urging voters to recognize the value of dependable roads and efficient administration.
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