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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
24
A 1912 political commentary urges Lincoln County electors to back the Republican and Democratic candidates seen as safeguarding local governance. It contrasts calls for low taxes with warnings of high taxation and touches on Balkan war news and party dynamics.
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The article recounts local campaign tensions in Lincoln and Uinta counties, criticizing Sneddon as a longtime political boss and portraying Quealy as challenging Sneddon’s influence. It cites historical parallels, argues for self-government, and notes expectations of broad public support for Quealy’s stance on good governance.
The Star Valley Independent was purchased by Mr. Sneddon for his county ticket, raising tensions as the paper denounces Kemmerer and locals. The commentary praises Sneddon as a reformer and accuses rival outlets of trading county printing rights for political support, prompting reader confusion over editorial loyalties.
A critic challenges John Kenk on where he lived to obtain Montana timber versus a U S Senate bid. The letter alleges false Montana residency from 889 to 1909 and cites a Sheridan Wyoming claim, noting a $90 resident settlement versus $1,500 non resident, and implies motives tied to timber and political aims.
Matt Fassio died at a hospital in Balt Takes City Maine after a broken leg led to blood pooling and complications. He was a longtime resident of Diamondville and is survived by Lily and two children. Burial arrangements are pending.
A Thursday night mail robbery at Oakley saw a pouch with 650 dollars in cash disappear. The sack, made for No. 14 and left on the crane for pickup by the late mail train, was later found burned near willows after a fire. Special agents rely on no solid clues as to the robber. The incident raises questions about post office funds and school day costs, with a warning linked to budget strain for the education system.
Public notices list excursion options to East and California with dates November 28 December 21 and other references. Information includes church service times at St James Episcopal and Methodist church, Sunday school timing, and contact via W N Pierson.
Vague church notice lists St Patrick's Catholic Church with a pastor T D Lynch and a Sunday service at eleven o'clock.
The message notes a sermon at Kenner E worth parem Kemmerer church on Thursday at eleven with Pastor Magor. It mentions ice cream sodas sundaes and ice cream available at Pel legrint ice cream stand.
Scattered OCR text indicates an excursion promotion with dates in November and December, mentioning tickets and low rates. References to Omaha Kansas City and agent rates appear in the fragmentary notice.
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