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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
9
Read extracts from a Feeney produced speech criticizing Bryan and the Democratic ticket. The speaker argues labor and Republican policy contrasts, cites eight hour laws and child labor restrictions, and attacks Democratic leadership while praising Republican actions.
Gov. Bryant and Hon. J. A. Black traveled from Piney to Pinedale and back, visiting Hyoming frontier areas and addressing crowds. The trip covered about 240 miles with speeches on forest reserve and local concerns, and included a dance and questions from residents.
County advisories urge voting the Republican ticket next Tuesday with confidence of a solid delegation to the state legislature. Early reports claim the entire Republican ticket will be elected across Fremont County, with strong expectations of victory.
Tom Painter, county commissioner chairman, travels from Evanston to Big Piney to spend the week on official duties. He is regarded as an effective leader and expected to win reelection with broad support on the ticket.
Secretary George Walker acting for the National and Wyoming Wool Grower association received word from Gift Pinechot announcing a one cent per head reduction in sheep grazing fees on National Forests. Wyoming wool growers expect savings near 2000 dollars next year on this item. Cinaia named as the new wool storage ware lead.
A garbled report notes a speaker in Green River City addressing a crowd at night with mentions of a leader and posters. The text is incomplete and many names and details are unreadable, leaving the central event as a loud public address with unclear follow up or outcomes.
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