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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
12
A garbled note references variable times and a stated 100 per hour rate. It mentions ApovErivets and a line about a 0 percent feeling or benefit, with unclear context about PAN and amenities.
Local papers laud the Kemmerer Camera Christmas edition as a solid achievement with eighteen pages of crisp ads and content. Notes from Evanston and Star Valley Independent commend editor Brandon's up-to-date work and the edition’s appeal to Christmas shoppers.
Fragmentary text from a historic newspaper page shows disjointed phrases and names. Readable items include references to places and institutions such as Lenton Leet and CIV. The legible content hints at a public notice or acknowledgment but lacks complete details or context.
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied terms and names including Sher Edad Osigtaw and Powell with scattered phrases. The text resembles a corrupted historical clipping lacking coherent events or clear entities to summarize.
A damaged item lists sample calendars and travel advert pricing, noting prices from low to high with claims of higher costs during Rettpeter. It hints at calculating business and urges readers to request more information and consider timing.
Fragmentary note critiques city building and property values. Mentions depreciation, healthful character, and stern planning tone. No clear dates or named places identified in readable text.
Mre Hellen Hing Robinson announced plans to introduce a health certificate marriage bill in the next legislature. The measure would require couples to show health certificates before marriage and could prevent marrying someone with an incurable disease.
Colorado growers form an organic union to handle the season’s cantaloupe crop and challenge high prices charged by large commission houses. They fear past handlers will push growers toward a few firms, while hoping prices drop back to affordable levels for consumers who once paid a dime per basin.
The text reveals tangled printer communications delayed by a week with references to errors, effort, and the need to resolve issues. It discusses prudence, attention to misprints, and the challenge of delivering accurate notices amid ongoing editorial constraints.
A garbled OCR text discusses an election scene with mentions of Petarasi, Serb Cradle, Wyomsnae Tie, and Wyant. It implies a campaign or party commentary, noting figures such as Stele, Menarks, and severed names, with scattered references to candidates, sales, and events.
The readable text fragments describe vague local items with names and places but no coherent event or date. The record preserves scattered references to officials and locations without a definite action or outcome.
Community notices include upcoming events at Diamondville Lyceum and St Margaret's Guild meet in Kemmerer. Local visits include Mrs Elizabeth Woods returning from Muddy for holidays and Mrs H E Christmas traveling to Denver. Miscellaneous items report store changes, bank notes, calendar sales, births, marriages, and a family planning to leave the valley.
A note on upcoming vaudeville shows features playful acts and musical numbers. Performers include names traced in the fragment with plans for performances this season at local venues.
A cautious notice warns to guard against scarlet fever amid widespread grip illness. The message urges extreme care as winter conditions persist, schools and Sunday schools closed, and gatherings limited to prevent further outbreaks.
Excellent vaudeville presented for Kemmerer patrons by Mr. Whitten in his new theatre Sunday night. Two shows at 7 and 9 drew packed houses. The Overtons American Indian and Swede burlesque. Kesterson Bros. singing and buck and wing dancing proved big hits. All acts received hearty applause from a pleased audience.
Numerous short notices from Fossil and nearby towns list visits and travels of residents including Dr C C Wainwright, Mrs E F Fisher, A Ellis, Mrs F L Palmer, and Miss Wilda Burnham. Also mentioned are sales ads for sewing machines and barber outfits, a cafe sale, a window display, a gift coin purse, and upcoming weddings in Ogden. The column notes mount of travel by Perry Hendricks and family, and a humorous tale about a barber shave mishap with a cowpuncher and Billy Baits. The O S L tee harvest near Pocatello tops storage, and double track grading between here and Moyer Junction progresses.
George Lonberg was severely burned when a powder charge exploded while drilling a hole on the Kemmerer to Diamondville road. The blast shattered the drill and hammer handle held by Pecho Borino. Lonberg was taken to Salt Lake City for treatment. Borino escaped injury.
City Deng Store showcases new releases from prominent authors. Readers can explore fresh titles, meet authors, and discover bestsellers across fiction and non fiction shelves.
Christmas Day program includes a carol service and Holy Communion at Tam with a second service featuring Christmas music. An 11 a.m. funday follows, with Sunday school at noon. Tim Bilkins promotes a large stock of dandy merchandise but does not advertise, noted in the Camera.
We express sincere thanks to Mr. RH Embree of Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture, Mr Don Brady, and all who assisted us in bereavement. Mr and Mrs John Danback F F Danback Mr and Mrs WE Curse and Family Green Bay Wis. Roy Lauback died en route from Wis aboard No. 14 at Powsil on Dec 10. Body taken from the train here and prepared for shipment home.
A 12 year old, 1200 pound hay gelding was lost or stolen from John Grants camp four miles east of Fossil. He is shod all around and wears a halter with a rope. Last seen with Brandon Jenging on the left shoulder. A reward is offered for return or information leading to recovery.
An irregular OCR fragment references Mr McChire stating a raised plot near Battlefont Saskatchewan and mentions dry-farming prospects and a woman’s role, then shifts to a weekly Omaha shipment of cattle and steerage at a favorable price with several years old stock.
Fragmentary report notes Carse on a visit from Sage Mr. Care in Havering. Mentions feeding sheep on Beckwith Quinn farm, a low company manager, and plans regarding Carter lea. Text is garbled and partial about winter feeding and head counts.
Ambiguous notes describe a county committee meeting with unspecified topics. Officials including cleric, attorney, coroner, and superintendent discuss agenda items, with several lines unreadable, hinting at a ceremonial session and potential public concerns.
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