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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented report details angles of Pinchot Ballinger controversy with calls for reform in forestry and treasury policy. Mentions Rawlins banking, stockgrowers bank, and rising local levies. Notes editor ire toward forebears and press, urging vigorous coverage to spur development.
Kaneusuy in Hh Berer appoints AW Miekering as Opera House manager this week. He will lead the venue while addressing crowd attention and community gathering. The appointment follows a visit from officials and local leaders who praised Miekering’s experience.
Ambiguous OCR notes state the Frontier school opens August with teachers named including Lore G Paine and Lotta Davis. It mentions the Seventh and Eighth grades and a shift from idle status to active, with references to Helen Peterson and Miss Wella F. in roles at a ranch or fossil-related school.
Fi E J Brandiey from Granger en route to visit wife in New York City. The Brandiey family, with five named associates including A ley of New York City, Lester Converse and nephew, were in Salt Lake last week and headed to Wyoming for a pleasant stay with hopes for the state's future. The party left for the east yesterday afternoon.
The report notes last week’s sheep sale at the Omaha market with limited buyers and a hold at 8.00. If the Omaha market refuses, the seller will ship to Chicago. The Standard Stock Company expects several carloads to move later this week or next, though consignments will instead head to the Denver market.
Craig Jorgensen returns from Seattle while Joe Angelo recovers from typhoid. Visitors include R Lee Craig of Fossil beds and Chas A Christenns off to Evans ton. Frank Brown from Ft Collins fills in at the barber shop. Several locals travel or plan trips for hay work and hunting.
Local Kemmerer items report visitors and moves including Miss Irene Elliott visiting Hianece, Mr. and Mrs. James Clark planning Oregon trips, Mrs. M. J. Gamby moving to a ranch, and E. W. Baldy Childs enjoying Fontenelle outings. Kemmerer, Fontenelle, and Fronteir ranches host preparations, travels, and social calls with neighbors from Pomeroy, Bear Lake, and La Perrie.
The readable parts mention a game and a team, with unclear scores and positions. The fragment references Frontier and a No 1 spot, but details are incomplete. Entities are indiscernible, preventing precise identification of teams, dates, or outcomes.
The Advocate praises local business leaders and residents for strengthening the rail town and surrounding settlements. It highlights Messrs. and Avery as notable figures in the community, recognized for valued acquisitions and firm enterprise boosting the town’s prospects.
A jumble of notes reports a born to a couple near Sanday on August 1 and a visit by Kamit family returning home via Keasmerer. Telephone Company crews install new phones at Sublet led by James Detes. Local officials including Judge Jack Faddies and Supt. McCarthy oversee Frontier ball terms and duties. Kemmerer Order of Owls plans a dinner with Cyberland Orrhearts and Blyth Fargo Hosking firm visitors. Several travelers, including Blyth and Herman Strive, were in town seeking planning and home visits. A vacation paused after jungle feed injuries. a local man named Toota suffered a fall and will be laid up for two weeks.
Notice promotes cement sidewalk and step laying around homes with guaranteed work. Mentions making cement walks, foundations, and triangle layouts. Advertising by Maki & Young with unclear names, offering services and party preparations.
Notice to creditors of the estate in Wyomi County court, August 1, 100, letters of administration granted to the above. All persons having claims against the estate must present them with the necessary proof within the time limited, or be barred from any further remedy.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions public schools legislation and timber market remarks. References to a minimum price of 92.30 and Mondell’s bill of games, with notes on timber, watchmen, and a potential allocation to the States. Lacking clear names or dates due to damage.
Public notice from Uinta County Wyoming announces a hearing on the distribution of the estate of Augusta B Lane and Marion Lane. Court appoints a time and place for interested parties to appear, file written exceptions, and contest the account before the court in Evanston.
Mire Morse travels with two children Veda and Catherine toward their home in Uke before nightfall. Local observers note no further details about their destination or timing.
Reported figures from the Pacific Expo indicate rising rates for visitors and exhibitors. Officials cite cost pressures and logistics as factors shaping attendance and participation, with organizers warning adjustments may continue through the event.
Fragmentary text shows names Monderson Kemmerer Wr visit and unclear data. Readable items include partial phrases about a leader and a pace or place with 95 race. Facts are too incomplete to identify date event or context.
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