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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
30
The piece notes a striking shift in 1912 with calmer money markets and higher hopes for policy separation of finance from politics. It argues Wilson leads, Wall Street backs him, and cites division in the Republican camp between Roosevelt and Taft on policy amid labor and employment implications.
A wedding at Mrs. Snyder's hotel last Tuesday united Julian Bellis of Sage and Martha Bellis of Fish Haven. The ceremony was followed by congratulations and dancing. the bride, Idaho's daughter, and the groom a Sage ranchman, were celebrated by local well wishers.
Milch cows for sale in fresh condition. First customer gets first choice. Contact Phil, Viula, or Wye for details.
Rams for sale at Star Valley Live Stock Co. Gringer Sweetwater County Wyoming. Large heavy reced rams in excellent condition. Contact Star Valley Live Stock Co. for details.
A compact notice notes Rams for sale in San Francisco and New Mexico area listings with brief context. The fragmentary text mentions a fellow top share and suggests a livestock or animal sale listing in a regional market.
Putnam assistant state examiner visited Kemmerer last week on department business to tidy up the year’s work. It was his first trip to Kemmerer and he was surprised by the thriving city serving as Lincoln county’s new county seat.
Clarence Holden and kin visited Fontanelle ranch shoppers for several days. Holden, elated, reported a successful fall cattle sale with top beef at 7 cents and cows feet sold at the Omaha market generating good shipment to Omaha.
Lat Hennick of Iinedale travels to Seattle with cattle from Montpelier area. He plans to fetch a good price, noting cattle from the Wyoming river valley. A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of stolen stock and a missing brand noted on a beef pitcher.
Lost item posted offering ten dollar reward for information. Describes a bewny tail de vout revue and requests help from Beamer, Mera, and Vag sources to locate it. No clear dates or locations provided.
A school buys needed New International Encyclopedia set. Teachers take painting lessons with Miss Finney. University President Daniway invited to deliver the class day address next May. Maggie Roberts and Flosie Smith, teachers from the class of 1912, were in town over the weekend. A field trip by High school and grades pupils ended with a cliff relic hunt and campfire near Willow Creek. Mr Burch visited the Famil school. Voters urged to back Democratic candidates for Commissioner, County Clerk and Treasurer to build a new county on a firm basis.
Harry Kerr, specialist for the Wyoming State Board of Child and Animal Protection, toured Kemmerer to supervise seven cases aged four to seven years seeking adoptive homes. The board notes ongoing work and invites letters to Cheyenne for those wishing to adopt, with applications on file for suitable homes.
A social evening at a home featured three tables of games and a fleet of guests including Mrs Koh and Miss Adthalde Laloven WHT Hotertald Om SataRAy. Dinner offered currant jelly, chicken salad, olives, coffee, sherbert and assorted desserts. Instrumental music by Thomas accompanied the gathering, with attendees including Laynel Ivy Heckir Sanam dtu Biliot Glayuir Yates Betbig Paine and Mire Rajah.
The notice lists parties in a legal action with names including Kah TMUMAS V. DAVIN and egla ter, detailing publication requirements and jurisdiction. Unclear readable details reference a court matter and publication deadlines.
L Inewhart of Rock Springs helped capture Knowlton, an escaped Rawlins convict, at Bitter Creek last Thursday. Red Mile, starving after three days on the desert, surrendered in Bitter Creek the next night. Both were sent back to Rawlins. One convict found dead near Rawlins leaves five at large, Dalton Richardson and Wilson head toward Medicine Bow. armed and feared for a clash if caught.
In a Sunday football clash the Kemmerer Colts defeated the Diamondville Tigers 19 to 0. Gilchrist and Sawaya scored for the Colts with strong forward passes from Rows Lyons Shuster and Sawaya while Glasgow and Shuster pressured the Tigers’ line. Tigers’ defense stiffened late, but Colts maintained the edge. Attendance favored Diamondville 2 to 1.
Joe Flyon was arrested Monday night for conspiring to use a gun during a dispute. He was jailed on $29 bail in Judge Palmer's court yesterday morning. The case highlights enforcement against carrying dangerous weapons.
The piece questions why Sneddon refused a nomination and later backed the Democratic ticket, alleging his control over camps and patronage shaped county politics. It notes Republicans’ attempt to run a nonpartisan slate was blocked, leading to support for Democratic candidates for commissioners, clerk, and treasurer to pursue a better Lincoln County government.
The text recalls a 1904 dispute where Wyoming figures criticize Senator Warren and defend the Wheatland Enterprise. It notes Carey’s public attacks on Warren and the enterprise, and a March 26 letter from Wyoming Development Company to Warren published in Congress Records. The segment mentions Desert Land Act and Homestead Act context.
ONeill returned Monday from Star Valley and yesterday to his home at Big Timber to tend livestock and ranching duties during the campaign. He seeks the four year term commissioner and pledges strong effort to organize Lincoln county. A vote for the Republican ticket supports Francis J Warren for United States Senate.
Senator Warren defends Wheatland project against Senator Gibson s bid to repeal the Desert Land Act and the Homestead Act Commutation features. Governor Carey thanks Warren for shielding the project during a Wyoming campaign tour.
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