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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
14
A discussion of Republicans hobnobbing with Democrats and backing Democratic county commissioner candidates. The piece argues the GOP rebels sought to name commissioners but were blocked by convention. It claims the nominees on the Republican ticket are free of obligations to any group, chosen by the people of their respective precincts.
The editorial endorses the Republican counts ticket as full of worthy gentlemen and urges voters to support it to retain Senator Dr. Clark in the U S Senate and oppose a Colorado rearrangement seen as hindering progress. It calls for a straight party vote.
A reform effort restarts in Salt Lake City with Sheriff responsible for operations. Authorities raid notorious "Hop" joints and detain underworld figures. The text casts reform as an unwelcome change.
A judge denies sending out mysterious letters defending a candidate while alleging others forged the notes. The dispute touches the Delaware election process and involves accusations of misrepresentation and deception by multiple parties.
The text discusses candidates for State Guard Warden and party dynamics in Jackson county. It references political figures, campaign activity, and voter sentiment while critiquing the opposition and urging support for specific nominees. The tone reflects a local newspaper’s campaign coverage and partisan framing.
Arrangements are made for campaign meetings in Frontier on Friday November 4 and in Numberland No 60 on Saturday November 5, both followed by dances. Senator Clark will address voters on campaign issues and local candidates will be present. A vote for Republican county commissioner candidates is urged as a choice of worthy, taxpaying men with proven managerial ability.
A Lander Journal editorial denounces Democratic attacks as deceitful while challenging readers to evaluate candidates on tax records. It cites claimed campaign lies about a twenty million grant and questions about two visiting politicians not on county tax rolls and long residence in the state.
The Star Valley community pressured the Republican county convention to back Clarence Gardner for a four year term on the County Commissioners board. Republicans accuse rivals of trying to divert the Star Valley vote to Democrats to gain control, urging Star Valley supporters to vote for Gardner to maintain county governance.
J M Faddies from Rock Springs visits Kemmerer on the line of local vendors. Miss Rene BilIot has a role in the big Vargo pageant. Johneon of Bronx visited Kempmerer. Kilmer Rathbun came with his sister-in-law. Mrs Lindsay paddles recall voting, while Ed Sutton moves to a new Kemmerer home. Candy shop and fruit daily, Emprium notes. deputies and clerks tour Cumberland. Fisherman reports Pete Olson’s 14 lb lot at $4.75 per unit.
A diverse local column reports on registration drives, library book sales, and theater events at the Lyceum Theater. It notes school conditions, planned fall preparations, and speeches by visiting residents, with updates on hospital stays and town amenities.
Unclear readable text mentions individuals and a possible institution or department. Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of a colony and a civic or academic context with limited names and places, but no complete facts or events are discernible.
Clarence tardner Johnathan Jones Abraham Crawford and J M Guerthey on the ticket, accompanied by Percy Matthews of Evanston, spent Monday in Vici meeting residents and addressing a food exposition. Matthews, once a defeated candidate, defends his loyalty while serving as Evanston postmaster amid civil service concerns.
Partial OCR notes describe a missing milk cow branded C Go belonging to Paul A. Kenyou near Beeld Land, with details of families and individuals visiting, and mentions of local mines and shops. The fragmentary text lists names, places in Wyoming, and references to a forester and neighbors seeking information or assistance.
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