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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1914

Page

20

A Worthy Candidate Birney H Sage of Wyoming

Birney H Sage born Milan Indiana in 1866 came to Wyoming, built Pike Home Viains Hotel and Masonic Temple at Cheyenne, ran lumber and contracting businesses, served in Wyoming House and Senate including 1913 presiding officer, championed progressive laws such as primary election, recently sold holdings to devote full time to his aspirational role, married 1898 with wife and three children.

Birney H. Sage Milan Indiana Wyoming Pike Viains Cheyenne House of Representatives Laramie County Senate Sage

Marbleton Names First Mayor and Aldermen

Kenneth J. Luan elected mayor of Marbleton, the town's first mayor. Aldermen selected include P. H. Healey, Cteve Bell, A. H. Beecher, and J. W. Woods. Mayor Loman's Rock Springs friends anticipate trust when visiting Marbleton.

Loman Rock Springs Kenneth J. Luan Marbleton P. H. Healey Cteve Bell A. H. Beecher J. W. Woods

Doctor Schepp Visits Kemmerer Clergy and Parishioners

Dr Schepp from Rock Springs visited Kemmerer last week with St James Episcopal Church members. He recently retired from St Maur after attending a district Episcopal church meeting. On Sunday he preached at Church of the Ascension as visiting bishops filled the city’s churches.

Schepp Rock Springs Kemmerer St. James Episcopal Church St. Maur Episcopal Church Church of the Ascension Bishape

Funeral for Miss Lillian Beck Held at Good Shepherd

Miss Lillian Beck, sister of Mrs. W. R. Hocker of Kemmerer, died recently and was laid to rest after a service at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. The large Ogden crowd included Ogden High School class of 1914 members and St. Cecilia Guild. Pallbearers were O. H. S. 1914 graduates. The high school closed for the funeral and many accompanied the cortege from 450 Twenty second street to Mountain View Cemetery.

Ogden Daily Standard Lillian Beck W. R. Hocker Kemmerer Ogden Beck University of Utah Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd W. W. Fleetwood Ogden High School St. Cecilia Guild P. A. Beck Jack Tackett Sidney Winters William Hibbs Harold Kay Ralph Fuller Bart Taylor

Pure Food Inspectors Visit Star Valley for Inspections

Pure Food Inspectors Maurice Groshan and Dr Geo W Brower visited on Wednesday and Thursday after a trip through Star Valley. They were driven by Al Porter of Cokeville. Brower, acting sanitary inspector, inspected town with Marshal Piz and found conditions satisfactory.

Maurice Groshan Geo. W. Brower Star Valley al Porter Cokeville Dr. Brower Marahal Piz

Weigh Late Charges Carefully in County Election

A county voters alert to last minute campaign mailings. The piece accuses Sneddonites of misrepresentation while urging scrutiny of charges against candidates including John Erwin deputy commissioner and others. It notes travel costs and past service, urging caution before voting.

Sneddonites John £. Erwin Bie Jackson Hole Sir Erwin Papworth Erwin Jensen Wleiunir Michakley Tamner

Misrepresentation Attacks Lincoln County Costs and Tax Burden

The article quotes AYS Sneddon ridiculing tax hikes while defending Lincoln county’s 1913 costs after separation from Uinta. It cites George P. Harvey showing 1912 Uinta expenditures at 127876.02 and Lincoln's 1913 costs at 106845.62, plus setup expenses totaling about 93,000 less than the joint year, noting sheriff's office costs comprised one tenth of Lincoln’s first year outlay.

Ays Sneddon Lincoln County Uinta George P. Harvey Uinta County

Preston rally in Lyceum for campaign events

Democratic rally drew a fair crowd as Attorney General D. A. Preston spoke on campaign themes. Speakers included Louis C. Jenney for long-term commissioner Orlando Barros for the state legislature and Chas. A. Myers for the state senate. Preston criticized Republicans urging Wyoming to send a Democrat to Washington while predicting Mondell’s strong Wyoming support.

Lyceum D. A. Preston Louis C. Jennen Orlando Barros Chas. A. Myers Uinta County Senate Preston Cokeville Star Valley Congress Wyoming Washington Wilson Mr. Mondell

Utah Road Projects and Garden City Growth Promises

James W Neil and family visit from Garden City Utah stay with Mrs Ne ter and Miss Lizzie Faddies at the Palmer house. He notes brighter prospects for his region and Garden City as a future popular Lake Hear leisure resort. Utah funds road improvements and a Laketown canyon to the Wyoming line highway nears completion with 87000 bonds approved for Ogden to Garden City. He plans a summer resort on his Kear Lake property and pursues farming and hog raising. subscribe for The Camera.

James W. Neil Garden City Utah Ne Ter Lizzie Faddies Palmer House Jimmy Hear Lake Sage Ogden Kear Lake

Osborne Low Declares Democratic Candidacy and Goals

In a letter, Osborne Low states his nomination as Democratic representative to the legislature and pledges to pursue clean politics. He asks for voter support in Sinesiu and Uiote counties, promising to work for the most good for the people and to honor the trust if elected.

Sinesiu Uiote

Stolen Horses Spur Search From Opal to Idaho Falls

J T Byerly foreman for C F Roberson at Opal rode toward Idaho Falls seeking horses and mules stolen during haying. About 40 head were taken. four mules answering Byerly’s description were found sold and held. Brands show a double zero overgoone egg marking. two teams likely belong to C F Roberson, with two Quarter Circles and one other brand horse also present. Byerly plans further search with sheriff’s aid.

J.T. Byerly C. F. Roberson Opal Kemmerer Idaho Falls Idaho County Chet Chrisman Ed Thoman Mr. Everly

New Dump Grounds Provides Better City Dump Location

The Kemmerer town administration finally secures owner consent for a new dumping ground behind the round house on Frontier road, between the road and the river. The move will keep the dump out of sight and may allow cleaning and burning of the old site this fall, improving the town’s appearance.

Round House Frontier Road Kemmerer

Marshall Reynolds Candidate for Lincoln County Attorney

Republican Marshall Reynolds visited Cokeville and is presented as a popular Lincoln County contender. He has four years of service with Senator Clark in Washington, D. C. and two years as a law clerk to the Judiciary Committee during Clark's chairmanship.

Marshall Reynolds Cokeville Reynolds Lincoln County Reynolde Clark Washington, D. C Judiciary Marshall

Buntings Return Home From Ranch Visit

Buntings John and John Jr. return to Kemmerer Friday after visiting the Cottonwood ranch above Piney. Mr. Bunting serves as president of the Cottonwood Land and Live Stock Co which owns prime Green River valley ranch land. A deal was closed to market their cattle in California where they will vote.

John Bunting John ©, Jr Kemmerer Cottonwood Piney Mr. Bunting Cottonwood Land and Live Stock Go Green Rilver Valley T. Ronil California

Stolen cattle chase leads near Green River area

Charley Howell, a rancher north of Green River, rode from Kemmerer Saturday追 after stolen cattle from his herd with other men. The trail reached Opal, then headed south and east toward a butchering point, with little chance of shipping the cattle elsewhere.

Auto Rolls Over In Gully Crash Near Diamondville

An auto accident last Thursday evening saw John I. Matt of Diamondrille drive his car into a gully between Hee and Diamondville. His daughter and several others were aboard when the vehicle overturned several times. The car was badly wrecked. John sustained minor injuries.

John I. Matt Diamondrille Hee Diamondville John

Sneddonites face county spending in sheriff office row

A 1918 to 1919 state examiner report shows Fremont County sheriff costs at 9050.85, nearly one tenth of county maintenance, and higher than similar counties. The piece notes Sneddon’s influence in electing the sheriff and criticizes ongoing lavish spending while urging re election.

Sneddon Sneddonites State Examiner Board of County Commissioners Fremont Aise Lincoln County Sneddonite

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Birney Sage Secretary of States Yours Truly, Osborne Low Idaho Charley Howell Green River Butchers
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