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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Roosevelt and unclear aims in a distant, lonely spot. It appears to blend misread words about business, pelf, and heavy down with possible political or news context, but the exact events, persons, or places remain obscured by garbled phrasing.
A desolate excerpt describes Theodore Roosevelt at a camp in Uganda near Kapiti Plains. It details his adobe, the American flag, and Kermit Roosevelt’s steadfast accompanyment, with pup tents for camp staff and scenes of hunting and travel.
The Flathead in Montana Coeur d Alene in Idaho and Spokane in Washington will not have entry until April 1 1910 with registrations set for July 16 to August 6. The Flathead reserve covers 1 425 000 acres between Kalispell and the Clark Fork river with about 450 000 acres available for unreserved agricultural and grazing use. The Coeur d Alene and Spokane reserves lie in the inland empire with about 200 000 acres in Coeur d Alene and 155 000 acres in Spokane reserved for agricultural timber and non entry timber lands. Lake Coeur d Alene extends into the reservation, while the Spokane land is largely timber and not subject to entry. Chief Joseph and Nes Perce figures appear in context of region history.
In a comic episode Horatio Hingleworth, director of several firms, asks his stenographer to draft a love letter for his wife during a six week Florida absence. The letter, written by the stenographer, stirs the magnate who realizes the ruse and orders coordination to keep her near, planning another discreet note.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer diary recounts a humorous weeklong battle against a single agile fly. The narrator details failed attempts, minor property damage, and escalating frustration while confessing a belief that house files carry disease and must be destroyed.
A cheerful salesman offers Irish lace at 75 cents a yard. A matron pays with a ticket that resembles money. The clerk realizes the currency is not money but a ticket worth 76 cents. The scene ends with the clerk fainting in BOHEMIAN.
The ambitious young composer asks what the march reminds him of while the publisher dismisses the similarity. Eve asks for clarification as the publisher calls both works long and tiresome in a sharp exchange from the Los Angeles Herald Gundey Magazine.
In a fragmented excerpt a speaker urges a radical home remedy for rheumatism claiming a drug rubbed on the elbow will provoke itching and force a reluctant husband to comply. The adviser insists the approach will work, arguing the spouse lacks understanding.
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