17 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
1
The text is a garbled report noting a Sunday town visit by an individual named Tom Salmon from a Lattarge ranch. It references sheep, lambs, and a bridge project near Kemmerer with unclear details and numerous misspellings.
A camping party spent a weekend near Kemmerer enjoying a four day outing. They gathered sage chickens for a feast and broke camp Sunday evening to return home. Members included Freak Sale, Minees Muss Fea, Keaule and Stella Rathbun, Mary Scott, Measia, Kabree, Bob and Charley Christmas, Plath Wilson, Masters Frankie Christmas and Raymond Miles.
Diamondville defeated Kemmerer 4 to 0 on Sunday afternoon in a dusted baseball clash at Diamondville Park. The Diamondville lineup boosted by a solid pitching effort and strong defense left Kemmerer scoreless and extended the series lead while weather and field conditions were noted as challenging.
A partial and garbled box score note describes bases on balls driving in two runs in the ninth inning. The text references players and teams in a damaged context, with unclear names and locations.
Local fans watched Rock Springs versus Diamondville last weekend and found the games disappointing yet respectable. The Diamondville squad has trained together all summer, while Rock Springs had only a week of practice, suggesting a gap in team cohesion and preparation.
The record corrects an oversight from last week listing delegates to the United Mine Workers of America Cheyenne meeting. It adds John Smith of Diamondville as the local delegate and credits Mr Smith with diligent work for the organization.
P O Inspector here Collins of the rae otice Department spent several days in Ketuurer that week while vet pipe into the Diamonville 3 meate et aa sliver wes fax whi.
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Fragmented OCR text references the Four-State Fair and events or venues unclear. Mentions Bulging the Liter Mountain, Gea Wid bo Mtb, and Cordon Hint of prime veeve. Details are garbled with no coherent dates, names, or outcomes to confirm.
Superintendent A. Stevenson of the Idaho division visited Kem Meter Wednesday during a routine inspection tour that also covered the Cumberland branch. He stated the Ping Pong connection between Granger and Pocatello is greatly needed for local travel and noted plans to add Salt Lake connections if schedules allow. He mentioned new locomotives ordered in spring, delivery before October, and development of a steam laundry operation in the Gane building with a forthcoming engine house and bell.
The Boise Valley yields record crops with diverse fruit and vegetables. Visitors are invited to tour ground, hear from local growers, and learn about easy payment plans and housing in the Horse Valley. Contact F. M. Bhyl Laud Co. Boise Idaho for printed materials and details.
A Sunday matinee between Kemmerer and the Bloomer Girls drew a large crowd and lively support. The final score favored Kemmerer by six points, 6 to 0, amid mixed play and strong effort from both sides.
Mrs. Frank W Dicy reports the old Fras are visiting her mother in Lima Montana Frank is on a two week vacation enjoying it immensely and returning to Pocatello this week. The Dice family plans to resume routine after the visit and Frank’s trip.
FragmentedOCR notes describe a 19th or early 20th century scene with names like Johnsun and T-mert twummy. The passage mentions a whilteman, a fats duhpron gadde event, and a Blessings ceremony, with references to Helpers in Utah and a Stringer family.
A late evening gathering at a local venue ended with mixed outcomes as two young men sent their sweethearts away claiming illness leaving the rest to finish a lively dance. The mood shifted when other guests arrived with escorts revealing a playful yet serious joke about attendance and illness.
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