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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
17
The article notes William Sulzer has been removed from the New York governorship after resisting Tammany Hall boss demands for appointments and money deals. It contrasts Sulzer’s defiance with other officials who bow to the boss and later claim loyalty.
The text recalls past regal murders in Servin and compares to Mexico where Anerta seized the presidency through violence, deposed deputies, and defied the United States. It condemns unruly leaders, urges fixed policy against lawless rulers, and calls for prudent action to avert a bloody conflict and unit national resolve.
Fragmentary text from a local page with scattered names and phrases. Readers see partial references to people places and events but the full context and narrative are unclear. The piece reads like a collage of notes and remarks rather than a connected story.
Kemmerer will serve as storage point for Continental Oil Company and distribute southwestern Idaho and southeastern Idaho. Attorney Fergu son of Smith Brock Ferguson Denver announced the 150 foot tract purchase in the warehouse district for new brick storage tanks. The building will be erected next to Patst warehouse and commence soon. A representative previously impressed local officials, boosting Kemmerer as a key business hub. AHL Gagen returns to work as brakeman on the Cumberland line after a sprained ankle.
John Mischler visited his Cokeville area ranch to measure harvests for this fall. An acre yielded 1400 bushels of oats, about 0 bushels per acre average, with barley and wheat yields around 130 bushels each. He notes this is a wheat country and foresees planting changes until a local mill is built. Mischler raised a strong alfalfa stand on new land and plans larger grain and alfalfa plantings next year.
An Improvement Class formed by members of the L D S church holds its first meeting of the year next Thursday evening. The public is invited to attend and join. The meeting will be social to introduce members before beginning regular work. The class follows a laid out study plan and speakers cover current events.
Wm Danvers, moving to Idaho, aims to buy Lincoln tucks and improve his Gren River ranch near Fonte nelle mouth. He recently shifted to higher grade Lincoln sheep, faced early disappointments, but is now encouraged. He sold sixty Lincoln rams to Win Graham of Slate Creek and expects profits from new purchases.
Students at Domondville School earned activity badges and honors as year milestones passed. Teachers and staff prepared displays and photos highlighting achievements in safety, science, and art while noting upcoming events and class progress.
A damaged listing describes a help wanted notice with partial details and scattered letters. It references a wall, a person named Hayne, and unrelated names, suggesting a rusted OCR fragment from a local job posting. The exact role and location remain unclear.
Coronet KH and Embree responded after a body was found along Sheep Creek road about five miles south of Fontenelle. The decedent, unidentifiable, appeared dead three to four months with no signs of violence and buried where found by a Rathbun Bros. sheep camp mover.
Mrs PJ Quealy hosted a Friday night event for Mrs Frank Lander with 300 played and a light lunch. Guests included Mrs KE L Smith Flossie Hocker Jennie Hocker CM Whitney Mrs Frank Lander and Miss Flora Chapelle. Mina Florence Hocker hosted Bachelor Girls with 300 as the main game and a luncheon at 1 o clock. Jennie Hocker hosted a gathering for Mrs Frank Lauder at her father’s home with cards and a chafing dish lunch at midnight.
Elmer Carlson of Frontier and Mise Elvera Jackson of Kemmerer wed at the residence of J B Swith in Kemmerer on Saturday evening at 8 49 officiated by Justice R Leon Craig. The groom works as a clerk for Frontier Co. and the bride has been living with Mr and Mrs Smith. The couple will reside in Frontier and are greeted by many friends.
The Post Office adds 80 new lock boxes of the combination type increasing public options at the building. With 40 existing boxes there will be sufficient supply for the public as mail volumes rise and space allows easier sorting and handling.
A fragmentary report describes Postmaster Pal mer chased along a street on Monday then guiding his attention back. He answered a telephone inquiry about a parcel and noted Jimmy Anderson with the culprit before resuming duties at the Hosking Store.
Back from a two week vacation in Utah, Canary Clark and Fred Hancey return to Quah Valley. They visited the Me Hancey home and noted Mrs Isa eral brought apples to the City Drug Store for exhibition. Apple samples are fine, red and white, without blemish, weighing about a given range.
Rev W N Merson, rector of Mt Marks Episcopal Church Kemmerer, received an appointment to Douglas Wyoming where he will serve as rector. He and Miss Ethel Tess were married last month and had just completed a parish home before moving.
Auto service advertises Buick 5 passenger cars for mining camp trips in the vicinity. Phone 1 Stand at Hotel Kemmerer. Rates for pleasure riding are 3 per hour. Angelo and Mantle offer the service.
A bay horse, about 10 hands lighter weight, missing from Curtis pasture west of Kemmerer around December. Brand on right hip, foretop missing, left hind leg white. Reward of $10 for recovery information. Contact W. S. McLeod Box 72 Kemmerer.
Notice records East Lake Cy Aran filing on November 23 1912 of a land purchase application for parcel Lot and section details in townships and ranges. It invites all persons with interests or objections to file affidavits of protest within thirty days after publication.
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