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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
10
A 1912 analysis notes an unexpected calm in financial markets during the presidential race. It argues that Democratic candidate Wilson leads, with Wall Street signaling support, while Roosevelt’s camp faces unsettled policy and capital concerns. The piece contrasts past panics with today’s hopeful finance dynamic.
One of the season's pleasant weddings occurred last Tuesday evening at Possil uniting Julian Bellis of Sage and Miss Martha Bellis of Fish Haven. The ceremony took place in Mrs Snyder's hotel with a reception and dancing to follow in the dining room. The bride, Idaho's fur daughter, and the groom, a Sage ranchman, are lauded as a happy pair.
Rams for sale are large heavy reced Cotswold rams in excellent condition. Contact Star Valley Live Stock Co located in Gringer Sweetwater County Wyoming. Address and details provided for potential buyers.
Fragmentary text shows a classified style note about Rams for sale in San Francisco and New Mexico with a top share reference. No clear event or identities available.
Putnam assistant state examiner was in Kemmerer last week on department business cleaning up the year’s work. It was his first visit to Kemmerer and he was surprised by the thriving city as the new Lincoln County seat.
Clarence Holden and family spent days in town from the Fontanelle ranch to shop. He expressed elation over a fall cattle sale with a strong shipment to Omaha, his top beef selling for seven cents and cows feet reaching the Omaha market.
Beal Hennick of Iinedale travels from Montpelier with cattle bound for Seattle showing concern for a fair price. He notes beef from the Bear River Valley this season and mentions a stolen light blue pitcher brand on a Toft Jaw in a local incident. Reward offered by W. G. Knox for information leading to the recovery.
A fragmented notice offers a ten dollar reward for information leading to the recovery of a missing item. The message mentions Beamer and Mer a with garbled names and a request for help from the public.
A set of the New International Encyclopedia is ordered for the school and teachers study painting with Miss Finney. University president Daniway may deliver the graduation address next May. Maggie Roberts and Flosie Smith, 1912 clan members now teaching, were in town over the weekend. A teachers and pupils outing to Susie cliffs included relic hunting and campfire activities. A County vote urges Democratic candidates for Commissioner, County Clerk and Treasurer to establish a firm impartial county.
Wyoming State Board of Child and Animal Protection special officer Harry Kerr toured Kemmerer to review seven cases involving youths aged 4 to 7. The board seeks homes for these bright youngsters and asks interested adopters to write to the Cheyenne office. Kerr’s work in the area is noted by community leaders.
A social event described as a Bachelor’s Weekly Party. Tables were set for games and religious meals with currant jelly chicken salad olives coffee and sherbet. Instrumental sleo thomas accompanied the evening as names of attendees are listed.
Legal notice published for Kah TMUMAS V. DAVIN et al in the court of LAME. The document lists parties including Cah Gera and Mulolabrabur with dates and obligations connected to the action. The filing indicates a claim and requires response or appearance by involved parties.
L Inewhart of Rock Springs aided in recapturing Knowlton from a box car at Bitter Creek. Red Mile later surrendered after three days of desert travel. Both are returned to Rawlins. five escapees remain at large, last seen heading into the Medicine Bow range with heavy arms. Tow Sneddon and the Diamondville Republican Club urged to organize the new county.
Mamondville Tigers fall to Kemmerer Colts 19 to 0 amid a rugged clash. Gilchrist drove the Colts to two first-half scores while Sawaya and Glasgow led late offense. Tigers mounted brief resistance but could not dent the Colts’ defense. Attendance skews Diamondville by two to one.
Joe Flyon faced a Monday night arrest tied to a disturbing gun incident. In Judge Palmer's court he was fined $29 for the offense. The ruling signals a firm stance against armed confrontations and serves as a cautionary example.
Residents debate Snedden and his influence in county politics as factions clash over nominations and alleged manipulation. The piece notes past Democratic patronage, attempts to run a nonpartisan slate, and current GOP support for Democratic tickets to seek better county governance.
The document recalls Governor Carey praising Wheatland but omits acknowledgment of Senator Warren’s role in creating the Wheatland Enterprise. It notes a 1904 attack by Senator Paris Gibson on Desert Land Act repeal efforts and a letter from Wyoming Development Company president to Warren defending the enterprise.
O Neil returns Monday from Star Valley and plans to tend his Big Otvy ranch during the campaign. He seeks the four year term county commissioner post and pledges attention to Lincoln county organization. A Republican ticket vote would aid Francis J Warren for Senate.
In Wyoming, Senate proceedings on April 1 and 4, 1904, featured Senator Warren defending the Wheatland project against Senator Gibson’s bill to repeal the Desert Land Act and the Homestead Act’s commutation feature, while Governor Carey praised Warren for backing the project amid attacks. The letter from Joseph M. Varey, president, offered plats, pictures, and material supporting development, warning that repeal would hinder agricultural growth and force developers to leave.
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