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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
2
A reported scheme by Buffalo Jones to herd ten thousand Wyoming elk into Colorado aims to calm unsettled western communities. The idea, viewed as publicity by a frontier showman, contrasts with Idaho’s dry towns and evolving liquor debates.
Salt Lake Herald-Republican accuses Mayor Bransford of favoritism toward fallen women and attempted influence for special interests. Graft pasts are alleged among officials, with claims of police-regulated houses. Bransford sues for $50,000 libel as he fights the newspaper’s accusations.
The text notes a senator and his wife traveling to Europe for rest and health, with plans to visit Germany and other countries. It mentions health improvements for another named individual and references duties and formal openings, all in a strained, mistyped report.
The state auditor’s office completed listing all taxable property valuations in Wyoming. The board of equalization set the 1911 tax rates at a recent meeting, with a recapitul ation of total valuations following.
Local Kemmerer items report visitors including Prof Bates and Senator Hoskins, sales pitches from City Drug Store, and notes on church events, theater promotion, and upcoming school start. Community notices cover housing, taxes, poultry updates, and residents traveling to nearby towns.
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt as a grandfather with a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jr. in San Francisco on Thursday, August 17. The report highlights the birth of Roosevelt’s granddaughter and the family’s tie to the Roosevelt name.
Citizens aged 21 to 60 must pay a yearly poll tax of 62.10 under Wyoming law. The board of commissioners oversees collection after May 1, with the assessor and county treasurer handling levies. Kemmerer needs funds now and Marshal Brady is directed to collect and issue receipts to apply as cash for taxes before January 1.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and phrases that resemble a news snippet. Readable parts reference people and events in a vague, unclear context with no clear date place or outcome. The text lacks coherent facts suitable for a concrete summary.
Fragmentary notes describe a youth game involving a fraternity team and the Gila, with unclear score and references to Stet Ger and Geo. Aho and reters pet 0 appear in garbled text. Mule winsy and Green River hymns mond Ped Pillage hint at unrelated items.
Fragmentary notice discusses Kemmerer tea farmers and tax pressure, with partial references to debt, debtors, and town treasurer. No clear dates or full names available. text remains incomplete and unclear.
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