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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
6
A brief notice advertises a subscription at 00.00 per year from Oragon Fet Line. The text mentions Thursday and a date 108, but lacks context or details.
The big Wyoming event of the year begins August 18 in Cheyenne and runs four days. Auto races wild horse riding and steer roping will feature top riders ropers. Cheyenne plans for large crowds and a booster effort notes county valuation could exceed 615 million. Lander will get a daily paper soon started by J. Wook publisher of the Lander State Journal.
The piece applauds the Indications County commissioners for finishing the tar taking battle with honors. It notes publishers seek timely subscriptions and prefer readers to notify if they wish their paper stopped. It argues editors can judge human nature and that subscriptions are due in advance.
Dr. C. D. Stafford came home Tuesday evening from Salt Lake where he had been confined to the hospital for three weeks after injuries from a wreck. The knee wound on his son is healing and his own wounds are bandage free. he will not resume practice beyond office work for some time. Mrs. Stafford accompanied him.
The Nan Dyke mine near Rock Springs reopens three miles east of a jar and becomes the first mine fed in the area. Construction for 15 men and buildings is underway, with production expected within two months. The coal is described as the finest in the locality and about 100 workers are planned, with around a dozen cars of coal daily.
Denver reports the Homeville Forest Reserve headquarters will move from Pine dale to Lauder around December. The change centers on Lauder’s railroad access and proximity to the land office, with authorities noting a large majority of reserve land lies along Av anes and near the forest.
Fragmented city sports notes indicate Frontier and Diamondville teams ahead of road games against Rock Springs and Moultrie, with scores and dates unclear. Es vene details show a 8 to 18 style score in a Sunday matchup and multiple teams scheduled through the week.
The article reports on a proposed levy plan affecting Utal Streets with a state county rate near seven mills per year. Officials discuss small increases and the allocation for railroads, with named figures and local officials including Gene Warden and McLainon mentioned in connection to hunting issues and costs.
The passage notes the editor and family savoring vegetables in the garden. It mentions a fond note about a wife and husband sharing wits and ambition while tending the garden, with references to weed control and perseverance in their home plot.
Mr and Mrs W F Avery arrived in Kemmerer after a month long visit to Manchester Vermont and left for Helper. Avery retained property interests and planned a new laundry building on his corner lot opposite the lumber yard.
Word received announces the death of Patrick J. Quealy on Wednesday. He was the father of Mrs. P. J. Quealy and Mrs. B. M. Turner of Kemmerer. Quealy was long a resident of Omaha and had been in ill health for years. The families seek sympathy from their kin nearby.
Game Warden Angus McLain reported five alien hunters were captured near Cokeville. They appeared before Tuckett for charges and costs as he investigated possible violations of game laws.
At the request of Senator A V Clark a competitive exam will be held at the State Capital Cheyenne starting September 15 at 10 am for appointment to the United States Military Academy West Point. A three citizen board will oversee the test with top ranks nominated for vacancies.
A fragmentary report describes a clash near a grovent area last week. The text mentions a likely injury and a confrontation at a local location associated with a castle and public figures.
Sublet and Kemmerer host visitors on Monday connected with the union. Families relocate their effects to Montpelier and a house will be tenanted by Anne Mack. Peck of Pinedale reports prosperity at the local hotel with many guests arriving. A near city of hay men is noted near Green River as residents plan visits and moving plans proceed.
The readable fragments show little intelligible content about events, names, dates, or places. The obscured lines suggest a local notice but lack concrete details to summarize.
In a tense contest the team fell to a late deficit as key players battled injuries and critical plays determined the outcome. Local fans saw a hard fought battle with momentum shifts and a narrow final margin.
A ragged village note reports John Keller of Cumberland visiting Kemmerer on Monday. The piece mentions Be as visitor to fore part of the work and references several locals, with commentary on youth and moral character and a fragment about Salt Lake contact and Diamondville players.
A broken OCR line shows an elderly speaker claiming age limits hinder progress. The garbled text suggests a lament about aging restrictions and the speaker’s wish for strength or inclusion beyond perceived bounds.
Fragmentary text shows exam notices and student duties. Mentions teachers, examinations, invitations to attend, and ticketing by a county department. Some budgetary or agent references appear, but details are unclear.
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