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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
12
The 1910 county Republicans met in Evans ton to select a strong ticket for the coming election. Precinct voters chose capable delegates, aiming to boost party success and develop new timber. The Democrats’ past losses are noted. loyalty to the ticket is urged, with the legislative slate seen as likely to win by a large margin.
Judge Carey extends remarks as he cites lack of aid in the Republican drive for the governor nomination. Defeat has led him to declare his candidacy as an independent. Frontier Cheyenne notes Olga Berger chosen Carnival queen amid claims that honors go to workers, not to those living off others.
Fragmented column criticizes Grad Encampment Herald attacks on Judge Craig. Mentions candidate Winters for district judge and independent Governor hopeful Carey. Anxious tone reflects party tensions and questions of fairness in the race.
The long excerpt notes Judge Carey announcing as an independent candidate for Wyoming governor. It discusses Republican discontent in Sheridan County, Carey’s attempt to win GOP support, and his pivot to Democratic votes. It references stock market gains in South Omaha and forest policy spending tied to Pinchot era debates.
The text urges fulfillment through work, claiming every person will feel like an artist in their trade. It praises happiness, confidence, and pride in any occupation, dismissing humiliation and urging dedicated effort.
News items from Kemmerer detail repair needs and solicit work in cement and framing, local visitors, market notes, and upcoming events. The column notes open hours at the Kemmerer Meat Market and various social visits, with brief references to school, church and hotel activity.
Fragmentary Kemmerer items describe visits by W W Minby to Salt Lake City, potential shipments by a meat and live stock group, oil exploration near the Oil Hell, and various residents’ travels and family events. Mentions include J. Humble, Br vttin Pleey, A Roberts of Roberta & Isherwood, and Mrs F A Maulry.
A Philadelphia man is described as stealing from his mother to raise money for a questionable purchase. The report frames the act with unusual phrasing and notes the suspect’s unusual motives and manner.
A terse classifieds note lists a sale item described as keno equipment and accessories. The location appears to be a national or regional market listing with unclear agency or seller identifiers. The text includes references to a note of the sum and a possible event or venue.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions locations and brands but yields little coherent facts. No clear event dates, people, or organizations are identifiable. The text appears scribbled with garbled words and partial phrases.
The Lyceum Theater changes hands as new owners map plans for the fall and winter season. They aim to assemble a strong slate of attractions and events for readers and patrons.
A partial exchange mentions a person named Edith and a caller named Edward. The text hints at a planned action or request tied to a time and a “pape” figure, with Edith expressing fear or reluctance. The fragment provides no clear event, place, or outcome.
A French music professor who recently died in Marcellies was buried under her piano by command of her will. She petitioned to have the instrument interred with her as the sole repository of her earthly life, believing her happiest years were spent in Ber plano Owing as the great star of the original city.
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