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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
18
The text appears to be a fragmented query asking about another type of chorus locket or any jewelry piece. It lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize as a news item.
Fragmentary OCR lists names linked to a Progressive presidential ticket with figures from New York California Wyoming and others. Mentions include Roosevelt and regional electors with phrases implying an encampment or court references. The text is unclear and partially garbled.
The piece credits Senator Warren for pushing the Wheatland land entry with the general land office and Interior Department, noting Governor Carey failed to secure patents. It outlines the desert land act filings by eastern stockholders and Warren’s weeks of effort that led to Commissioner Carter’s favorable ruling and eventual patents. It also mentions promoters like Irvine Hoyt Post Warren Carey Gilch Pinkett and Do.
Covey Bros offer 800 yearling Cotswold Rams in large heavy stock and excellent condition. Sale details list Star Valley Live Stock Co in Granger Sweetwater County Wyoming as the contact and location.
Edward W. Verter, coal statistician, condemns the practice of blasting solid shot in coal mines as highly dangerous. He notes powder charges can disintegrate coal, hinder handling, and cause accidents. Despite calls for abolition, explosions still claim lives in scattered localities.
The Bachelor Girls announce a grand Hallowe en ball in Kemmerer on November 2 with decorated hall spooks goblins pumpkins dancing to Kemmerer orchestra and the ceum theater in gala attire. Everyone is invited.
The text notes voters misbelieve Warren and Kendrick appear on the November ballot. It clarifies that to return Warren to the Senate a voter must mark Warren and the Republican Legislature candidates. It also mentions Idaho's stance against Progressive Roosevelt electors and candidates.
The United States exported 80,085,002 feet of motion picture film in the year ending June 30 1912 valued at 6 815 000 dollars. Extra positives imported totaled 14 274 76 feet worth 425 000 dollars. Photographic goods including film accounted for a large share of exports with steady growth noted in the report from the Bureau of Commerce and Labor.
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