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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
12
A clipped advertisement notes a subscription rate of 00.00 per year and mentions a line for Oragon Fet. The fragment also contains a misdated phrase Thureday Aue and the number 108, indicating a damaged historic classifieds snippet.
The Frontier Days big Wyoming event starts August 18 in Cheyenne and runs four days featuring automobile races wild horse riding and steer roping with top riders ropers. Cheyenne plans to handle large crowds and railroads are expected to boost Uinta county valuation to about 615000000. Lander will soon have a daily paper started by J Wook publisher of the Lander State Journal.
Indications point to Units county commissioners emerging from the tar battle with honors. The editor notes publishers rely on delinquent subscribers yet avoid public shaming, stressing timely notices and the value of the paper to each reader.
Dr. C. D. Stafford and his son arrived home Tuesday night from Salt Lake where he was confined to a hospital for three weeks due to injuries from a wreck. His knee wound is healing and he hopes to resume practice after some office work only. Mrs. Stafford accompanied him.
The Nan Dyke mine, three miles east of Jar, near Rock Springs, reopens with 100 workers expected and construction underway. Buildings for 15 men are under way and mining should begin producing coal within two months, with about a dozen cars daily.
Denver message says the Homeville Forest Reserve headquarters will move from Pinédale to Lauder, with the change due to Lauder being on the railroad and near the land office. The transition, set for October, aims to improve administration of the reserve along Avan...
Fragmented recaps show Frontier boys and Diamondville visiting River teams on Sunday with an 8 to 18 score difference and a later battle at Rock Springs. Other notes mention Blues and Blondie outfits in tentative schedules for next week with mixed results.
The article notes the commissioners have set a levy plan affecting Utal Streets, with the state county implementing about seven mills per year. It mentions a slight increase from previous levels and references railroads and taxation provisions. Gene Warden and McLainon are cited in connection with hunting and related costs.
The editor and family enjoyed garden produce amid a note about small ambitions and perseverance. The piece reflects on staying with one’s partner while facing weeds and garden chores, hinting at domestic life and simple joys.
Mr and Mrs W F Avery arrived in Kemmerer after a month long visit to Manchester Vermont and will remain briefly before moving to Helper. Mr Avery plans erection of a new laundry on his corner lot opposite the lumber yard during this stay.
Patrick J. Quealy died on Wednesday as announced. He was father of Mrs. P. J. Quealy and Mrs. B. M. Turner of Kemmerer, both of whom mourn his passing. He had been an longtime Omaha resident in recent years. The family requests sympathy from their kin in the loss.
Game warden Angus McLain reported near Cokeville five alien hunters were arrested last Thursday and brought before local officials for charges and costs under game law.
At Senator A V Clark's request a competitive exam is set at the State Capital Cheyenne starting September 15 at 10 o clock for entry to the United States Military Academy West Point. Open to all men of age. three impartial citizens will run the panel. top ranker will be nominated for appointment with alternates.
A fragmentary report describes an altercation near Green Valley last week ending with a shot fired. Witnesses report injuries and police investigated a nearby street scene and nearby buildings.
Local visitors and family moves reported around Montpelier and nearby towns. Mentions include Kemmerer and Pinedale guests, hotel proprietor Peck’s prosperous establishment, and several families relocating or visiting through the week.
Fragmentary OCR from Wyessing page shows unreadable text with repeated tokens and missing context. The readable bits indicate a local item or notice but lack identifiable names, dates, or actions to summarize meaningfully.
A fragment describes John Keller of Cumberland visiting Kemmerer on Monday with a note about a Bees Visitor and local gossip. The text mentions a Salt Lake trip, a ball player named John Misehler and Mike Saks arriving, and reflections on childhood virtue and parental hopes amid a distracted account of events and townspeople.
Readable fragments describe old men and limits in a garbled quotation. The text appears as partial phrases with missing context and unclear attribution, typical of damaged OCR from a historical page. No clear event dates, places, or named entities emerge to confirm a specific notice.
Fragments outline examination duties for students and teachers, with references to orders and statutes. A county superintendent announces ticketing procedures and responsibilities, mentioning a Western agent and associated costs.
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