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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe a Sunday visit from a rancher from Lattarge to a town family and reference sheep and lambs. The text mentions a bridge and a location called Kemmerer with partial phrasing about grain, lambs, and a dairy or holding. The overall meaning is unclear due to corruption.
A crown bent on an outing left campers Saturday afternoon along the Hamsfork near Kemmerer. They gathered sage chickens for a feast and broke camp Sunday evening, returning home happy. The party included Mr Freak Sale, the 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 Sunday afternoon in a baseball clash at Diamondville Park. The game featured strong pitching and timely hits as Diamondville pulled ahead in the series, with weather conditions limiting both teams.
A baseball box score fragment shows base on balls by Ms and Eae, with errors in names. Dvitie 2 Kew 0. The text is garbled and cannot confirm full details or final outcome.
Fans voiced mixed views Saturday and Sunday as Rock Springs baseball fell short against Diamondville. Local rivals note Diamondville fields a seasoned squad, while Rock Springs had only a week of practice and new players adjusting to the lineup.
A Cheyenne UMWA convention list of delegates overlooked Diamondville delegate John Smith. The local organizer Mr Smith was omitted and the paper regrets the oversight affecting the indefatigable workers in his local.
P O Inspector here Collins spent several days in Ketuurer that week while vet pipe into the Diamonville 3 meate et aa sliver wes fax whi.
The text is garbled and unreadable. no coherent events or names can be identified for a proper summary. No discernible persons or organizations appear to anchor a factual card.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline the Four State Fair with dates and events unclear. Mentions of names and venues appear jumbled, with references to Mountain and Buck events, Lake and Cord on hints of prime veeve and semi finals. The text is unreadable in places, leaving key details uncertain.
Superintendent A Stevenson of the Idaho division confers on new train services and Salt Lake connections between Granger and Pocatello. He notes delays in Ping Pong linkage, outlines locomotive deliveries ahead of October, and describes upcoming steam laundry and new equipment for the Gane building.
Boosters promote Boise Valley farming highlighting fruit crops and diverse produce. They invite visitors to see five acres of ground, promise profits, and offer mail requests, local lodging, and an easy payment plan via the Horse Valley route, with Boise business ties and offices in the Merino Building.
A Sunday afternoon basketball game between Kemmerer and the Bloomer Girls drew a large crowd and high enthusiasm. Kemmerer led 6 to 0 at the finish, with the season’s score favoring the Kemmerer team.
Mrs. Frank W Dicy reports the old Fras are visiting her mother in Lima Montana. Frank takes a two week vacation and enjoys it, gaining in motion during the recent rallies. The Dices expect to return to Pocatello this week.
Fragmentary notes describe a scene in Kemmetyr Muiday with references to Old Mammy UL Moreland and Cordove aut engl ri i By Dut. Mentions of Johnsun as cleverest sport and a planned proclamation next Monday. Describes Blessings reception and a crowd gathering amid garbled dialogue and local figures such as 41.W. Stringer of Helper Utah.
A chaotic social event unfolds with misread invitations and two youths claiming illness to avoid partners. Friends press on with dancing while rumors of a then broken home spread and the evening devolves into worry as incidents and mistaken identities ripple through the gathering.
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