17 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
1
Barrett’s Par tealer alive with town updates from Kemmerer. Mentions of meetings, repairs at City Hall, local travels, retirements, and social visits. Notes on repairs at a local shop, upcoming openings, and community events with multiple residents and businesses named.
Members of the United Mine Workers at America Prontier and Glencoe Cine will host a Labor Day celebration in Kemmerer on Monday September tid. Citizens are asked to show interest as plans progress with publication expected next week.
An Anetrian man named Mike Celebetta was struck by a train below Diamondville last Sunday evening and killed. Witness Conner Curtis reported the victim had been drinking in Date Mondville before starting home via Aberall track. the body was examined at the county expense in Dimondville.
Notice of estray taken up at Kilpatrick near Provtier. A track horse, two white hind dent, sear and right shoulder branded 4% marked. Owner and claimant Phyllis Conte of Walwiorbishig to prove property.
A community church event is announced with a schedule mentioning tomorrow morning ten o clock and an evening service. Pastor Silay Sehiwl leads nine or eleven participants in various activities as part of the yearly observance.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions children, places, and times with many garbled names. It references events or people at a barner Pivia and White Crean Yeemifage, plus a phrase about dewenniasl bor and Hint dewenniasl. Overall, the readable items are minimal and nonspecific.
Cumberland on Janes Needham hay catlarn in Denver reports the United Mine Workers convention progress with Buckley and J A Haybbe billers. Attendees say settlement is peaceful and miners cheer the new wage scale amid district no 22 events and local visits. A serious accident to photographer John Pohjola is described with medical care and slow recovery.
Advert reads Ballard's Morehownd Syrny 6 Positive care for colds and bronchitis with testimonials from Mrs. Hull of Sioux Pallas and a DC writer. Product sold by J B Roberts and Atmue Smith amid a report of a band pursuit near Nampa and a misattributed alert about a deputy’s arrest.
The readable fragments note Ben Wall of Galveston involved in a local contest or event with references to Dr. King’s New Dinowrery and long term health themes. Mentions Wy digadlos and Dutton Street with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary ad indicates a land lot for sale on Luke Ann hy lek How of Kemmerer with inquiry directed to Peank VemirenH and AL Piet Mallon Hawt. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Forest Service released its annual report on range grazing. It notes 23,028 pasture applications approved this year with 21,788 permits issued, up from 14,040 applications and 16,608 permits last year, reflecting broader range area and stable permit rates.
In a cryptic note from Kulu Kentucky, editor Major Hawn reports buying an Arnica salve for an eye ailment. He claims the product cured his eye in ten days with no trouble, praising its quick healing despite unclear dates and names.
Travel offer by Oregon Short Line from Kemmerer to Salt Lake City and Ogden with round trip fares of 11.00 to Salt Lake and 9.90 to Ogden. Tickets valid ten days. Saltair Beach on the Great Salt Lake plus bicycle races at Salt Palace Lagoon and Wandamere. summer bathing noted despite high water. Write or see agent Dr Burley for details in Salt Lake City Utah.
John N Pleasant of Magnolia tid praises the product claiming it ends periodic attacks and constipation. The ad guarantees satisfaction or money back and directs readers to J I Kovertsding store for purchase.
A brief excerpt urging simple virtues of truthfulness and honesty as the foundation of character. It urges speaking freely, being true to oneself, and paying all debts as a core moral guidance attributed to Emerson.
The passage extols Canada's vast lakes and rivers, citing Lake Ontario and Lake Superior as examples, claiming Canada surpasses all nations in inland waterways and overall water strength. It invokes comparisons to Scotland and Holland Belgium to emphasize scale and abundance.
An obscure set of notes hints at unseen hardware called Invisible Mosquitoes, described as buried in a lower window cast on a spring fuller with a valve. The fragment references gulls and a claim about professionals and belief among the population.
An inquest recently examined a widow who died from wood poisoning due to a chapped band. The case centers on a London incident described in the Kansas City Journal, suggesting a link between the injury and the fatal illness.
Fragmentary text hints at a feature on a thriving American movement or group, mentioning living men and a strong, fearless stance. The garbled lines suggest a focus on independence and defiant spirit amid public attention.
D. E. Burley of the PB A invites readers to a summer excursion via Oregon Short Line leaving Kemmerer for Salt Lake City then Ogden. Tickets cover travel to Salt Lake Beach on the Great Salt Lake with bicycle races and resort stops at Lagoon and Wasdenere, featuring bathing and high water scenes.
The First National Bank of Keenover Wyoming files suit in Mie County Court against Yo Sheridan Jennings for 7000 plus interest and costs on a $200 note and $8500 advanced, with an attachment order on property. Answer by October 12, 1407. Attorney: Hamm & Arnold.
Round trip from Kemmerer to Salt Lake priced at 811 00 with return via Oregon Short Line. Trip spans ten days including Saltair Beach at the Great Salt Lake and races at the Salt Palace with visits to Lagoon and Wandamere resorts. High water and summer attractions noted.
Fragmentary text mentions names and places with references to illnesses and a funeral debt. It notes a two year late kidney condition and a medical claim, with scattered names including A. Roberts. The legibility prevents a clear report of events or outcomes.
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