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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
6
The Camera will run legitimate political advertising during the campaign at the same rates as local business ads. Announcements of candidates are accepted at the same rates, with options for campaign cards and small portraits. The paper offers engraving services and will produce cards with party tickets.
The paper reports Senator Francis E. Warren answering charges from Colliers Weekly and the anti partisan press. It notes Warren’s long service, labor support, and advocacy for state resources, praising his record and predicting a large statewide victory. The piece previews a fuller answer next week and notes the GOP campaign launch with Henry Cabot Lodge speaking in Columbus, Ohio.
Peace terms between Italy and Turkey are nearly arranged with minor gaps. Proposed solvable debt to Turkey ranges from 1.0 to 6.0 billion francs, reflecting the heavy financial burden of a long war on both governments.
Fragmentary OCR passage references Senator Warren and a vote, mentioning supporters and voters in a petition driven by legislative actions. Distinct entities are sparse and the content is garbled, limiting clear factual extraction.
Chu Weighs, editor of the thir Mote Peller Exanalaier, weighs the Mephllionn fickwt for Qear Lol County. The piece notes hiring plans, staff movements, and potential shifts in coverage, mentioning several placeholders and names.
The editor and Victor Smith with Dan Sullivan visited the Lafarge oil fields at the invitation of EB. L. Smith. They viewed the scene of oil and gas flow at several wells and witnessed a rig burning natural gas. The trip was in a Gull Whitman Ford car, ending with a ranch stay at Spur ranch and hospitality from Mr and Mrs Al Davison.
The Big Horn Republican of Basin Wyoming is described as enterprising for publishing a daily edition throughout the county fair, illustrating its bold approach and commitment to timely local news coverage.
The Evanston Press announces a change to publish on Tuesdays and Fridays each week starting Tuesday of this week. The editor praises the paper and notes strong advertising patronage as justification for the new schedule.
The Republican state drive in Wyoming began Monday evening with Hon. F. W. Mondell addressing a large crowd at Lusk. Mondell impressed the audience as a forceful speaker and is expected to speak further in the state. Senators F. E. Warren and C. D. Clark will also tour the state to support Republican success.
The Denver press sides propose smoothing contempt cases against Robt Speers of the Times, after dismissal by Judge Shattuck. Similar actions are pursued against Mender Bonifils and Tammen of the Post. Spears still sues the Post for 500000 and Post owners sue Evans, owner of the Times, for a like sum.
Democratic rallies announced with speakers John B Kendrick of Sheridan and P Arnold of Laramie. Kendrick and Arnold will speak in Cokeville October 3, Big Piney October 4, and Kemmerer October 5, outlining a Senate campaign event in the region.
Attorneys Ralph Smith and Bob Christus and Rev W N Pearson returned from a Jackson Hole and Yellowstone trip spent two weeks in the hills. They had a pleasant journey seeing wonders of the park and while at rest found four large bull elk with damaged horns. A hunter pursued a black bear on the return trail but fled after a brief chase. The party, still enjoying the outing, reflected on the journey and the state of the region.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Star Valley and individuals including Moser and Lerouetty. It hints at a legal or community action with references to a court-like setting, dates, and names, but the text is largely unreadable and many terms are unclear.
The readable parts reference Piney Dik, a figure named Kemmerer, and Sunday events with political mentions. It implies a local or regional notice or column fragment, noting names like Domeratiy, Lewere, and DH Warayam without clear context or dates.
Sunday and Wednesday night events announce a pies ware show at Hew Kemmerer theater on September 28. A baseball team Dane from Diamondville and an Italian Festival with a Masquerade are scheduled for October 5 at Frontier.
A crowded, year end note fills with calendar samples, clothing ads, and local movements. Names such as Erm W. Smith, Alf. Daley, Dick Fagnant, Ralph Gunter, Bull Moose, and missives from Jewelers and photographers mark a busy Kemmerer community scene with hunting trips, ranch work, and shop chatter across Pine Avenue and surrounding districts.
A meeting of superintendents from Pacific Oye company held at the state office on Monday to discuss revisions and progress of the campaign. Attending were G. W. Poddies Cumberland W. M. Hartman Hanna Ft. McCarty D. G. Thotiws Rock Springs and others, visiting the city during the session.
A local Mansfield schedule lists upcoming vaudeville acts and images by Whitnews Pictures. The program includes Diannde ville Momlays Frontier Taeaday and Kem merer with no advance price. investors are advised to investigate a 4 percent Certificate of Deposit offered by Kem amerer Savings Bank & Trust Company for on demand returns.
A crowded fray of small-town notices covers visits by Albert Helts and others, factory and ranch work, calendar year 1418 selections, and social events. Residents like Jock Matthews and J. Irvine plan additions, Lions and ladies groups hold gatherings, and arrivals from Scotts Bluff, Ogden, and Logan populate a busy local scene with school, theater, and church ties.
Mrs George Hunter, a longtime Diamondville resident, died last week after health decline. She had traveled to Idaho and Washington state seeking relief before returning to Diamondville for burial in Hasnafork cemetery beside family. she leaves a husband, three children, a daughter in Kemmerer, and a Boise sister attended the funeral at the Mormon meeting house with Bishops Banton and Stevenson presiding.
Card of Thanks to friends and neighbors for comfort during illness and in the death of our dear wife and mother. We express sincere thanks for many kind deeds from Geo Hunter and children.
Buffalo Bill George Whitten visited Salt Lake City last week to protect moving picture rights he holds for Utah Idaho and Wyoming. Infringements by other operators were reportedly anti factorily imitated and Whitten returned to Kemmerer on Sunday. Try Pellegrini's ice cream.
At a Kemmerer gathering of the Pompentic county central executive committee on Saturday last, Johin A. Moser of Star Valley resigned as two year county commissioner. John B. Erwin of Jackson was chosen to fill that post. Thos. D. C Neil of Big Piney was appointed to a four year commissioner vacancy. No immediate plan to fill the former vacancy on the ticket. First time the Juckwn Hole region has a candidate on the official county supervisor ballot.
Barrett from the Abeup camps was in town Monday and reports his flocks near Fimwil after buying the Shuster ranch. The sheep are in excellent condition and shipment is expected around early October. Mr Barnett says Barrett plans to bring his family from Green River and likely build a home here.
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