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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
1
A fragmented Kemmerer column notes visiting locals Mie Mable Thowney and George Murdock, plus shop chatter at a jeweler. Lost Indian Arrow Watch Fob, four arrows, offers reward. Coroner’s report on Opal incident. church services and town updates amid a long stream of names, places, and scattered events.
News reports a heavy quake yesterday in the Philippine Islands destroying Iloilo and leaving over 20,000 people homeless. The item also advertises Kennedy's Laxative Coin syrup as a remedy for coughs and mentions J. F. Roberts as seller.
The Citiz party held a primary at Smith's Opera House with Dr W A Hocker presiding. Dr C D Stafford elected permanent chairman and J S Robert P elected permanent secretary. Nominations for mayor and two council seats followed, with W A Loeker nominated for mayor and candidates Covey and Smith for council. A committee to fill vacancies was appointed, and the gathering adjourned amid greetings.
Ino Worse describes a decade of painful piles and credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with permanent cure after using a single box. The testimonial from S. Napier of Bowles Kentucky notes quick relief from a stubborn swelling and sores.
Republican voters in Ket morer election district held a meeting Tuesday evening with WR Curtis presiding. After discussion the group adjourned without nominating a long-held straight Republican ticket, shifting to the Citizens ticket, a move expected to support town harmony and welfare.
A quirky item notes a pestmistress in Mr Moexannen or Cary who swears by King's New Bite Pills as a remedy. The purchase is framed as keeping the stomach, liver, and bowels in perfect order and promises renewed vitality.
An unusual court case centers on Judy Rosenberg and a theft linked to a dog. Witness testimonies describe a suspect who allegedly tailed a victim, used deception, and planned the act with intent in a bid to profit from the canine affair.
The piece describes presidential campaign dynamics in Ohio, noting Senator Portker and Wash ngton connections, plus references to the Pure Food Law and whiskey labeling. It mentions supporters from various parts, a select audience, and anticipated maneuvers around nominations and patronage. It also covers art commissions and statues in Washington, including McKinley Panama policy and private gifts for monuments.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat a simple cough promptly to prevent pneumonia. It touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure and notes its affordable price and availability through J B Roberts in Stonehills.
Notice records a timber land filing under the June 3 1878 act. It mentions Ames Davison Wynning and a formal sworn statement for sale and publication. The notice occurs in a public land filing context with an official examiner and witnesses listed in Wynning.
A damaged OCR style passage praises good judgment and thanks amid unclear names and places. It mentions gratitude from mothers and a reference to health, with a stray line about a street vendor or seller. The text ends with a garbled line about "Sold by ft. Radwris" implying an advertisement fragment.
An odd narrated scene recounts a cat and a dining table incident where a man reflects on a moment of mischief and observation. The grandmotherly tale threads through a family meal and a playful test of a pet’s accuracy, ending with a cautious moral.
An 1007 proclamation from Mayor Polger of Kenimerer announces the annual election day to be May 1. Polls open at dawn in the town house, with election of the mayor and council for a two year term. Town Clerk J. O. Foner attests the document.
An ad framing a man named Wal Hams of Bae Ky as a merchant offers Dr King’s New Biaseave Steow for blood issues. It claims cure of hemierhiages, chronic coughs, and weak lungs, with a money back guarantee. The copy includes odd spellings and dubious claims about long-ago illnesses and a 800 print bottle deal.
Notice warns dog owners to apply to local authorities for dog licensing or risk euthanizing unregistered pets. It appears as a local public notice urging compliance with dog tax and registration requirements.
Fragmentary text discusses weariness and rest as restoration, mentioning exhaustion, digestion, and distress signals. It appears as garbled notes about fatigue, overwork, and attempts at recovery, with several unclear phrases and invented terms.
Delinquent tax notice warns property owners in the county to pay due amounts by specified date May 15 or risk sale of property under tax lien. Details list parcel identifiers and contact office, with reminders about penalties and official proceedings.
The article reports Selene Nis proving that the Moon is inhabited, citing scholars and observers. It notes contested interpretations and mentions names such as Polly, Roberts, and Arthur in relation to the early arguments and field observations.
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