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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
7
Tim CAMERA plans annual statements and urges in arrears readers to remit before expiration. Mr Kendrick has accepted the Democratic nomination for governor. The Haelatt Globe notes a newspaper should not back a candidate who avoids its support by taking campaign printing elsewhere.
With the first of the month the Kemmerer Republican is under new management. W E Settle of Bancroft Idaho and Clyde F Settle of Kemmerer gain ten leased from Lincoln County Publishing Co. If this will reduce the rottenness in the Republican it will be a joy to all Lincoln county.
Casper Tribune reports plans for a 1916 ballot measure to submit the Cheyenne capital location question to voters. The issue last appeared in 1904 when Casper challenged Cheyenne, and the debate resurfaces amid agitation to move the state capital.
A fragment references Ridgely as a martyred figure for white policy supporters and a “good old sport” amid political debate. The passage mocks Uncle Alex and suggests Ridgely would not make a good governor, noting friendly praise from a Mr. Ridgley’s associate.
Government experts state 13 prairie dogs equal one sheep and 26 equal one cow as grazing impact, with range losses totaling ten million dollars annually. Representative Mondell secured funding to destroy these pests across range states to demonstrate effective economical methods for ridding the ranges. Wyoming locations will be cleared under this appropriation.
Fragmented text reports Woodrow Wilson designating a day of prayer and supplication for God fearing people to repair to worship, seek forgiveness, and reflect on national moral reform. Stakes include repentance for perceived sin and guidance for the nation, with broad calls for contemplation and renewal.
Readable OCR lines depict a murky wartime message praising a regime, with fragmented references to leaders and anti minority tones. The text mentions political figures and a call to readiness while dismissing dissent and urging loyalty.
The piece argues for a non-partisan judiciary for the state and suggests introducing a non-partisan ticket for county officers. It critiques the current primary law as demoralizing political organization and says freedom from party lines could reduce strong campaign tensions and improve municipal or county service.
At Big Piney I met Royal A Young who now runs the Big Piney Examiner. He is poised to build a successful home paper reflecting the valley’s stock growing prosperity and local advantages. Although briefly handicapped by equipment, improvement is expected and The Camera wishes him success.
The message notes Representative Mondell’s eighteen years in Congress and recalls he has been absent from Washington only three days while the House conducted business, claiming no other member matches this record.
A notice discusses improper editing of a front page piece about Wyoming governor candidate Ridgely. It recalls misquotation about “the decent people of the state will support him” and apologies for casting discredit on opponents.
In a contested mining stand off, Pensident Wilson supports a three year agreement proposed by operators but miners reject the plan. The President blocks immediate action, and tensions rise as private leverage shifts threaten broader labor unrest.
A garbled OCR item mentions portraits and a public notice related to Halftones and Hagler with unclear details. The incoherent text references people and a community audience, hinting at a forthcoming display or event but lacks concrete facts or dates. Further readable context is needed for precise summary.
The author rebukes Democratic arguments for free trade during wartime, highlighting tariff receipt deficits, imports replacing American jobs, and no price relief for essentials. The piece argues war-time inflation benefits Democrats but claims underlying price rises existed prior to the conflict, urging a return to Republican fiscal policy and improved national services.
Weekly publication in Kemmerer Wyoming lists C Watt Brandon as editor managing editor business manager and owner. Sworn statement dated September 1914 before Notary E L Smith notes no bondholders or security holders holding 1 percent or more.
A broad critique urges citizens to curb middlemen and storeholders who profit from food, arguing the federal and local governments fail to curb high prices. The piece advocates producer retailer consumer unity to cut costs and combat profiteering as living costs rise.
Mrs. P J Quealy led a seven hour drive from Kemmerer to Afton with Mrs A D Hoskins Miss Jennie Hocker and Mrs P W Olson joining en route. They praised the splendid weather and the new ball in Afton, and called the valley an inland empire with thriving industries.
Election day approaches on November 3 as Democrats open headquarters in Hotel Kemmerer room M. Independent candidate for clerk of court Arl Cook announces. Republican ticket is defended. several candidates tour Star Valley with Gov. Kendrick and others, while a Kemmerer rally hosts Kendrick and county nominees.
Fragmentary read from a coroner note mentions a cigar hoard and political maneuvering. The piece hints at a reelection bid and local sentiment, naming candidates and possible loyalties while offering little concrete detail.
A Pleasant Trip from Big Piney to Kemmerer in a 76 mile route impressed readers. The Arrow car owned by P. J. Quealy, driven by Chauffer Talbott Bloom, covered the distance in 3 hours 40 minutes after leaving Big Piney at 7 20 a m with one 18 minute stop. The editor’s travel contrasted earlier stage travel, noting the journey’s efficiency and comfort.
During this campaign the Camera will receive political advertising from all candidates and parties and give them best representation to pass through the newspaper in this county. We will charge our regular advertising. This custom is becoming general though it must be understood these advertisements influence the paper's policy.
A 30 year old woman died suddenly at Oakley on Saturday under strange circumstances. Coroner Embree may order an investigation. Funeral was held yesterday afternoon and interment was in the Catholic cemetery. Husband and six children left in bereavement.
The London News and The Graphic publish striking war pictures now shown in the Camera windows. Many images depict desolation from towns affected by the war and readers may view the magazines in the office by prior appointment.
County Clerk Harold R. Larrison urges all qualified electors to register. Registration offices will open for districts including Afton No 1 Mig Piney No 1 Cumberland No 1 Cokeville No 1 Frontier No 1 Kemmerer No 1 Diamondville Glencoe No 1 Sublet No 1 through the 10th inclusive. Registration is required to vote in upcoming elections.
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