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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
20
A local Lincoln county paper denounces Sneddon aligned media for partisan attacks on officers and notes a history of party switches and coerced votes. It condemns bear dancing coverage in Diamondville and mourns the Pershing and Warren family losses from a Presidio fire, with Mrs Pershing and three children among the deceased.
The experiment of selling American refrigerated meats in Paris has proved successful with strong public demand. Vendors who initially rejected Tajme tle meats now face higher demand, and major provinces and cities are requesting shipments.
The Camera faced a week of trouble as its Mermenthaler typesetting machine burned out and a worn boxing hinge caused delays. After contacting Salt Lake, options to repair were limited but a Kemmerer motor shop offered capable service. Lincoln County Garage assisted, allowing the paper to proceed with reduced reading matter.
A garbled excerpt hints at a debate on plans and leadership. It mentions a Camera appre supporting a group and urging scrutiny of merits, with warnings about fake emission and cautious evaluation by observers. The fragment lists Pew or Koumerer as involved parties and notes hushed public commentary.
The Randolph News reports a body of an infant dug up this week from Randolph cemetery Utah dated 35 years earlier. The body was well preserved with ribbons lace clothing and the coffin’s plush covering remaining nearly unchanged since interment.
Evanston Press published our reference under See What it Saw and joked about the Editor not gazing at the Tower of Jewels. We clarify that Mrs. Brandon accompanied us during the inspection to avoid any misunderstanding and ensure our dime’s worth was taken.
Citizens warn against advance payment solicitations tied to magazine offers. The notice cites Wyoming as a site for staged vote contests by strangers, noting many propositions are fake and have occurred in Kemmerer last summer, urging residents to resist the solicitations.
The Herald suggests the next Republican platform will be crafted by figures who led Taft in 1912, warning that if the pro kremlives could not swallow the dose then, they may struggle in 1816. It emphasizes the need to win over independent voters as the ballot’s influence grows and party success hinges on broader voter reception.
A garbled text fragment asks which item to own and questions its value in a puzzling, uncertain tone. It mentions ratios and references a duo, implying a choice between two items without clear context or concrete details.
The article notes Governor Kendrick permits Judge Carey to attend the Washington governors meeting, hinting at Carey seeking Democratic national candidacy. It discusses Carey as protectionist, leaning against partyta for national contest, and Kendrick’s influence shaping Carey’s stance while Progressives urged alignment with Republicans for 1916 unity.
Frank P. Walsh leads two year inquiry by the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations. The report, released here, argues wages are the root cause of industrial unrest and that workers face oppressive methods denying full value of their toil, threatening social peace.
Dr Cunnington plans to leave late this week for an anticipated ax weeks away. He will carry dental tools and attend to dental needs in Ble Piney Marbleton and Daniel before heading to the hills. He vows to bring back a big haul this time.
Evening court session reveals Thompson ordered 200 dollars in damages from Mr Thompson over trespass to hogs and sheep in the herd. Jury returns verdict against Thompson as attorney Salmon notes appeal.
Alexander Rod, manager of the Ahook Company, will be at the Meter Hotel Thursday from noon to 8 PM. Those with eye trouble are advised not to call and make an appointment.
Fragmentary text mentions Kemmerer churches and names like Cheree Hae Ne Ome bleame, with unreadable surrounding words. No clear event, date, or organization discernible from the legible fragment.
Jona B Kendrick and family plan to go to Denver late this week with Miss William returning to Sheridan. Mrs Kendrick and Minn Rosa-Maye head to Colorado a few days later and may return before Sept 10 as Kendrick heads to Greenwich Conn to reenter Blycourt for school. W Burke, chief agent, reports five homeless children seeking homes. A note recalls funerary invitations after the death of Mrs John J Pershing and her three daughters at the Presidio. C N Potter and Mrs Potter visit California after East Lake City.
Hon Patrick, long traveling, visited Cheyenne yesterday and shook hands with many friends. Mr Sullivan, a leading stockman, is praised as financially independent and politically independent. Sullivan led last winter's public utilities bill fight in the senate and won a victory. He is occasionally mentioned for governor though such talk stays distant.
Archie Allison of Cheyenne awarded the contract to build a state university dormitory. His bid stands at 35980 dollars with construction starting soon and expected completion by June 1916. Allison is noted for previous Kemmerer projects including the First National Bank Building, Lincoln County Miners Hospital, and the High School.
Dr Poynter of Blackfoot and Gus Boongberg of Pocatello visited Montpelier and its Crow Creek area with Dr Reckstrom and Mose Lewis for a hunting and fishing trip lasting several days this week. They are associated with the Faceane Asylum at Blackfoot.
Pioneer merchant Henry Bertagnoll of stock Springs, heading Union Mercantile Co., toured Kemp over Sunday and Monday to inspect stock and oversee operations. He runs three stores including one in Stockings and another in Superior, with Union Pacific Coal Co. mines now operating full time boosting business in the district.
Kendrick invites the esteemed Speaker to the Sheridan event as part of a planned visit this week. Uncle Joe Cannon has accepted the invitation and will spend a week at Hills Mondell with expected attendees including Governor Kendrick and other officials.
Mary Pickford headlines the show Behind the Bownes at the New Kemmerer tomorrow night in a drama about theatrical life. Also featured are Margret May with Behind the Sconce and other acts, promising a varied program for local audiences.
Anxious children gathered before Kemmerer schools as the term begins. Enrollment rises at the High School with about 65 more students than last year and a Junior High roster near 70. New staff include Henry Moyer, Martha Peabert h y, Helen Stuby, James Asbury, Amy Frink, Alice Shreve. Principal Mr Davis and Mr Bruce oversee a remodeled campus including a new physics room and a bank in the Commercial room.
J A Haywood of Bage visited Kemmerer Saturday and bought an Overland automobile offered for sale by Charley McKay. The Merer Hardware and Furniture Company plans another shipment of Overland cars.
A garbled report notes fever concerns capturing wide attention in the west and surrounding areas. Context is unclear. no firm figures or names could be read, but authorities may be monitoring possible fatalities and public health responses.
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