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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
8
The editor asks subscribers to remit their December or January payments to support ongoing work. A warning is given that a statement may be sent if remittance is not received. The note also covers a Wyoming Wool Growers Association election and defends George S. Walker of Cheyenne as a stronger choice for secretary.
A meeting of the Uinta County Wool Growers Association will meet in Kemmerer on Saturday December 1 for action on a bounty for predatory wild animals and district designations. Stockmen expect strong attendance as sheep losses to coyotes and wolves are noted and efforts to rid the range are planned before breeding season.
Prichard resigned at the regular council meeting last Monday. George Prichard left office after serving with harmony and interest in the city. Frig Smith was appointed to fill the vacancy and is expected to return to his former role as alderman after over two years of service.
Frank May reelected chairman of the Advisory Board after arriving from Cokeville. Vacancy filled by Moan Hill who had one fewer vote than Elmer Rathbun. Tuesday evening at Union Saloon Kemmerer a notable local event and various updates on sewer work and property connections were reported.
Local advertises Valley Forge as a historic drama to be shown Friday night at the Kemmerer Opera House. The piece features Revolutionary days and is part of a holiday season lineup including toys, gifts, jewelry, and a full display of Christmas goods at Fair Cash Store.
Announcement from Uinta County Wool Growers Association noting a meeting in Kemmerer on Saturday December 18 at 3 o clock for organizing Uinta County into predatory wild animal bounty districts. Secretary A D Noblitt says district borders will be mutually agreed upon. Hospital Committee meeting set for Sunday at 3 pm in Kemmerer Opera House to appoint a ways and means committee to raise funds. Mountain Trading Co Diamondville offers sleds and coasters at popular prices.
Correction to last week's Who's Whi advertisement in Cleveland notes sealing and timing errors. Mr. Cleveland offers an immense line of varied goods including fancy wares at living prices with many items priced low.
Dissociated OCR text fragment mentions a room and Linden in a vague context with no clear event or entities. The readable parts show place names and scattered words without a coherent report or outcome.
At the Diamondville city council meeting licenses were applied for by Angelo Molinar Joseph J Garulio Mrs Shuster Forte and Richards Roma taka and the Daly Hotel. A barn dance hosted by local women and the Jevaligs orchestra drew crowds with costumes and prize chatter. A felonious assault case involving Matt Bappola Isaac Souilla was bound over after unclear evidence. several residents visited from Kemmerer and others returned from California.
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