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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
15
The Camera offers legitimate political advertising during the campaign at the same rates as local business ads. Announcements of candidates accepted, with platform details, and campaign cards available at reasonable rates. Small candidate pictures can be provided, and engravers will produce any size. Mail orders and pictures to The Camera.
The article reports Senator Francis E. Warren defending against charges from Collier's Weekly and other partisan voices. It notes Warren’s long service, labor-friendly stance, and statewide support expected to carry him to another Senate term. The piece also mentions the national campaign opening with Henry Cabot Lodge delivering key remarks.
The terms for peace between Italy and Turkey are nearly arranged with only a proposed loan to Turkey of between 6000000 and 600000000 francs outstanding. The two quarreling nations have endured a costly war lasting more than a year, burdening both governments.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a focus on voter sentiment toward Senator Warren and Autor Warren in Congress. Mentions engagement with voters at polls, legislative ticket, and potential alliances shaping the election.
Fragmented text discusses Election related names and places. Mentions Mephhlionn fickwt Qear Lol County and Moj Wy ajeht to caters with unclear references. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and missing context.
The editor and guests Victor Smith and Dan Sullivan visited Lafarge oil fields invited by EB. L. Siith. They observed a strong natural gas flow from a well and saw burning gas in the pipe. The trip was in a Gull Whitman Ford car and after the visit they stayed at Spur ranch with Mr and Mrs Al Davison enjoying hospitality and meals.
The Big Horn Republican of Basin Wyoming is described as enterprising for publishing a daily edition during the county fair, illustrating its bold approach among Wyoming papers. The remark highlights the paper's initiative and local prominence in the region.
The Evanston Press announces it will publish Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Editor Mr Booth is commended for the excellent newspaper and strong advertising patronage now carried by the paper.
The Wyoming campaign was opened Monday evening with Hon. F W Mondell addressing a large audience in Lusk. Mondell is a forceful speaker and others will tour the state. Senators F E Warren and C D Clark will also campaign for Republican success.
The Denver Post and Denver Times editors hoped to settle contempt matters involving Robt Speers of the Times, a tactic reportedly dropped by Judge Shattuck. Similar efforts are said to be pursued against Menard Bonifils and Tammen of the Post. Spears still sues the Post for 500000, and Post owners sue W G Evans of the Times for a similar sum.
Democratic rallies announced with speakers John B. Kendrick of Sheridan and P Arnold of Laramie set to address audiences. They will speak in Cokeville October 3, Big Piney October 4, and Kemmerer October 5, outlining the Senate race and party platform.
Attorneys Ralph Smith and Bob Christus along with Rev. W N Pearson concluded a month in Jackson Hole and Fall River Basin visiting Yellowstone. They enjoyed the trip, returned looking well, and recounted a hunt where they captured four large bull elk but one horned elk could not be brought in.
Unclear OCR text references Star Valley and Sunday events with names like Moser and Lerouetty. Details are fragmentary and cannot establish clear action or outcome. No identifiable date, place, or organization beyond partial names.
The readable parts hint at a local report or notice involving individuals and groups, with fragmented names and places. The text mentions a Sunday reference, possible political or community discussion, and a letter or directive linked to a public body.
Sunday and Wednesday night events at Pies ware Show in Kemmerer Theater. Dates include 2 Sept 28 and Oct 5 for Italian Festival and Frontier Masquerade. Baseball team Dane Diamondville mentioned.
A bustling Kemmerer item list covers calendar sales at Schwalbe and fall fashion with coats from C W Peterson, plus village notes on sheep camps visits. names like Erm W Smith, Alf Daley, Dick Fagnant, Ralph Gunter, Jen Halbert, Frank Wexelberger, Mrs Chae Gove, Amos Marsden, Homer Condicker, Celeste Inama, Senator Jacob Berner appear alongside local trades, hunting trips, and changes of residence.
The Partons Col City Sferintend ante of the Unit Pacific Oye company held a meeting at the state office on Monday to discuss matters related to their promotional campaign. Attending were G. W. Poodles Cumberland W. M. Hartman Hanna Ft. McCarty D. G. Thotiws Rock Springs land Holinnee Gee Le Blard Wm. Pryde and WD Brennan, all listed as present in the city during the meeting.
Community theater listings announce a vaudeville style program featuring Anatration hanjolats and inetromentalists with Whitnews Pictures presenting Diannde ville Momlays Frontier Taeaday Kem merer and Wednesday no advance in price. The release advertises a 4 percent interest opportunity and promotes the Certificate of Deposit offered by the Kem amerer Savings Bank & Trust Company inviting inquiries.
A roundup of local happenings includes visitors such as Jat Simmons at Hamafork ranches and H B Phelps arriving with colleagues in Scotts Bluff Neb. Updates cover new store positions, building plans, calendar sales, social events like the Diamondville baseball dance, school attendances, and various residents’ movements between Kemmerer Ogden Logan and Salt Lake City with names of local figures, ongoing projects, and upcoming events.
Mrs. George Hunter, a long respected Diamondville resident, died last week after health declines. She traveled to Idaho then Washington for a climate change, returned to Diamondville, and passed away. Funeral held at the Mormon meeting house with Bishops Banton and Stevenson officiating. interment at Hasnafork cemetery. She leaves a husband, three children at home, and daughter Mrs. Ben McPhie of Kemmerer along with a Boise sister attending the service.
Card of thanks extends to friends and neighbors who provided comfort and aid during illness and after the death of a beloved wife and mother. Signed by Geo Hanter and children, expressing sincere gratitude for numerous acts of kindness.
Buffalo Bill George Whitten visited Salt Lake City last week to defend rights for Utah Idaho and Wyoming on Buffalo Bill moving pictures. He reported encroachment by other operators and returned to Kemmerer on Sunday.
At a Kemmerer meeting of the Pompentic county central executive committee on Saturday last, John A. Moser of Star Valley resigned as two year commissioner. John B. Erwin of Jackson was chosen to replace him. Thomas D. C. Neil of Big Piney was appointed to fill the four year Commissioner vacancy. This marks the first time residents of the Juckwn Hole country have a candidate on the county superintendent ballot.
Barrett, a rancher from the Abeup camps, was in town Monday and reports his flock near Fimwil after purchasing the Shuster ranch. The stock are in good condition and he plans a shipment around early October. Mr Barnett says Barrett will bring his family from Green River soon and likely build a home here.
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