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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
16
The editor asks subscribers to send in payments promptly for year end. The note warns of possible statements next month if remittances are not received. It also endorses George S. Walker for Wyoming Wool Growers Association secretary, urging opposition be unfounded and predicting his reelection.
A meeting of the Uinta County Wool Growers Association is called for Kemmerer on Saturday December 1 to consider a bounty on predatory wild animals and district designations. Stockmen expect good attendance as coyote and wolf ravages threaten the sheep industry and efforts to rid the range will be urgent before breeding season.
Prichard resigned at the regular council meeting last Monday. Alder man George Prichard cited harmony in the council and city interests as reasons. Frig Smith was appointed to fill the vacancy and is expected to resume his former role after over two years as alderman.
Frank May of Cokeville was reelected chairman of the Advisory Board. Elmer Rathbun’s vacancy was filled by Moan Hill who had only one fewer vote. Speller and Nehepa contested a nearby council vote as a separate matter. The east side triangle sewer project is nearly complete and local officials discuss sewer connections and cess pools. Mr and Mrs James Puewday announce a daughter.
The Kemmerer area will host a stage presentation of Valley Forge next Friday night at the Opera House. Local merchants tout holiday goods including toys, albums and fur wear as Christmas prep rises.
Notice informs Uint County Wool Growers Assoc members of a testing in Kemmerer Wyoming on Saturday December 18 at 3 pm to discuss forming predatory wild animal bounty districts. Secretary A D Noblitt signs the call issued by the Executive Committee. Hospital Committee meeting set for Sunday at 3 pm in Kemmerer Opera House to appoint a way and means committee for fundraising. Mountain Trading Co Diamondville promotes sleds and cut glass.
Cleveland announces corrections to last week's Who's Who ad and highlights a vast stock of novelty goods at living prices. The note claims a wide assortment including the nicest items available, with prices as low as 25 cents, inviting readers to visit and compare value.
Fragmentary OCR text references a room in Linden and Vaile, with garbled phrases about appearances, peace, and a system of setters. The readable parts suggest a local notice or listing tied to a place named Valley Linden Room, but the exact event or action remains unclear.
At the Diamondville city council meeting, license applications were filed for several establishments for the coming year, including the Daly Hotel. A felonious assault case was heard with pretrial binding over the defendants after disputed evidence. A barn dance hosted by Diamondville’s young people drew praise, with costumes, music by the Jevaligs orchestra, and prizes such as a barrel of carrots. Community updates mention postmaster appointment and residents traveling or visiting relatives.
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