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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
2
The November 23 1900 issue notes advertising per inch and per line with multiple insertions, and mentions the largest edition of the Camera. It reports agricultural values for bay crops corn cotton and wheat and discusses county boundary changes. It also covers saloon license revocations in Fremont County and jokes about clergy in local newspapers.
Senator Warren introduces a bill authorizing the interior secretary to furnish surplus irrigation project water to corporations or associations under the Carey desert land net for delivery to individual users who meet private ownership qualifications. He also seeks authorization for Cheyenne to buy 40 acres near the headwaters of its water system.
Judge Kt N Matson of the First Judicial district is noted for hard work on the bench and civic duties. His Carnegie library evening talk on the house of lords revealed extensive research and is praised as a magazine quality article. He dedicates time to public matters benefiting Laramie and the state.
Rumor says beef and pork may rise by five cents per pound nationwide as packers unite for higher dressed meat prices. Locally no authorization yet, but households feel the impact of already higher food costs and stagnant wages.
Officials announce a meeting of forestry supervisors at Rock Springs and Lander to discuss grazing issues. Bari Frearh of Booneville Forest leads a group of young forestry staff to study the problem and advise on management.
A note of society leaders joining the 40 000 shirtwaist strike in New York City is followed by local steps to curb coyotes with a bounty proposed by sheepmen and county officials. The piece blends social reform with reflections on enemies and resilience.
Fragmented plea and notices describe a dining room job opening at the Palmer House, a traveler named Joe Smith arriving from the desert for holidays, and various saloon proprietors offering small gifts such as pocket purses and paper card holders. The garbled text references the Arcade Saloon Mixehler Bros and Peter Gordon, plus unrelated notes about fires, bank liens, and vague customs from Evanston.
Fragmented OCR notes from Kemmerer, Wyoming recount daily trading at Frontier Supply Co and Fair Cash Store with toy and gift promotions. The item mentions community events, church services, a comedy of domestic matters, and local people including Mrs. Ed Sutton and Rev W H Calfew.
Local residents report store openings and licensing changes under the new beer law. Ot Se and Ulsckuauth shop plan reopenings while Mrs. Bagnell and his Ait retire. Rife arrived from the sheep camp with word of a short winter crimp and plans to carry a gun after leaving town.
Rick Piciter is cited in a garbled notice about wool and beet handling. The legible fragment mentions a person and a vague event, but no clear action, date, or place.
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