Time changes and new rates for services announced
The notice states a shift in timing and a new 0 percent line related to amenities. It mentions a PAN pin rule and an hourly rate of 100 per hour as part of the changes.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
4
The notice states a shift in timing and a new 0 percent line related to amenities. It mentions a PAN pin rule and an hourly rate of 100 per hour as part of the changes.
The Kemmerer Camera Christmas edition draws praise from the Cheyenne Daily Tribe Star Valley Independent and Laramie Daily Republican for its eighteen pages of crisp ads and bargains. Bright notes commend editor Brandon for up to date style and industrious effort.
A rough OCR fragment shows stray letters and jumbled words about a local topic. Readable names or entities are missing, leaving an unreadable snippet with no clear event, date, or place.
Readable fragments mention various names and terms but lack coherent events or outcomes. Entities and places are chaotic, with scattered references to people, dates, and organizations, making a definitive summary difficult.
A fragmented notice touts calendars and travel-related prices, claiming discounts with a travel solicitor general and noting prices range widely. It hints at business incentives and convenience but reads as a garbled sales ad with uncertain figures.
A fragmented note discusses Kemmerer and a city’s development with placeholders for health and stern realism. It mentions depreciation in prices after a downturn, implying concerns about urban value and growth amid uncertain conditions.
Mre Hellen Hing Robinson plans a health marriage bill for the next legislature. It would require couples to present health certificates before marriage to prevent marriages by those with incurable diseases. Backed by women's clubs physicians ministers and charitable groups, the measure seeks swift passage in Wyoming as well.
The text describes Colorado growers forming an organic cooperative to market cantaloupe, aiming to counter high prices charged by large commission houses. It outlines concerns about past middlemen, predicts plantation and aging schemes by big dealers, and expresses hope for lower prices returning to sane levels for small growers.
The text expresses regret over perilous print communications and references efforts by Jones and others. It notes early-week arrivals and concerns about reliable batteries, with mentions of institutions and advertising ties. The passage emphasizes urgency and the need for careful handling of notices and appeals.
Fragmented text shows references to an election, candidates and factions with many garbled names. It mentions Petarasi of the ronent election and Wyomsnae Tie, plus Nam and Bridsdags le Wyant, indicating a contested campaign and possible results or commentary.
Viventens the sheriff Sorat departs from seven penton for Mereenh where Abe meets ladling hog Cogn and a deal unfolds at Cagner. Teeingtd thier eeble shak tag reveals tense vend salb oe peveult at Conlig Ow near Heomy wall. Blige tog Cone seni tel Mabe eye.
Local notices list upcoming entertainments at Diamondville and Kemmerer venues, plus social updates. Notes on meetings, job postings, lost items, travel, births, and residents visiting or returning home are included, with several small business and bank notices.
Fragmentary notice hints at an upcoming vaudeville event with performers and acts. Names appear garbled but imply a schedule around a holiday period with potential venues and timing.
Public health notice urges extreme care to guard against scarlet fever and influenza like illnesses. It cites widespread sickness, home confinement, and school closures including Sunday schools and entertainments, hoping snow might ease the tension.
Vaudeville show at the new Kemmerer theatre on Sunday night featured high class acts. Mr Whitten presented two packed performances at 7 and 9 with the Overtons the American Indian and the Swede burlesque a big hit. The Kesterson Bros. in song tap and buck and wing dancing also drew praise as the audience applauded warmly.
A mosaic of society items. visits from Dr. Wainwright and Mrs. Fisher, travel to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, and friends in town. Barber outfit and sewing machine for sale. Transfer of Lincoln Cafe interest and OSL harvest notes. Holiday travel, weddings, and road work imprints amid playful anecdotes from local life.
George Lonberg severely burned while drilling a completed hole on Saturday between Kemmerer and Diamondville. Powder in the hole exploded as he restarted the drill, splitting the tool and a hammer handle held by Pecho Borino. Lonberg was taken to Salt Lake City for treatment. Borino escaped serious injuries.
At City Deng Store a selection of new releases from top authors is showcased. Readers can browse contemporary fiction and literary titles, with staff recommendations and promotional displays highlighting notable works and upcoming author events.
Christmas Day services include a Carol service and Holy Communion at St James Church Tam. Secon service features Christmas music at 11 a m. A Sunday school is held at 12 o'clock. Tim Bilkins has a large stock of dandy merchandise and no advertisement. In the Camera.
We express sincere thanks to Mr RH Embree of Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co Mr Don Brady and all who assisted in our bereavement Fe Danback Mr and Mrs WE Curse and Family Green Bay Wis for support after Roy Lauback died en route aboard No 14 at Powisl on Dec 10 The body was taken from the train here and prepared for shipment home.
A 12 year old hay gelding about 1200 pounds was strayed or stolen from John Grants camp four miles east of Fossil. The horse was shod all around with a halter and rope on when last seen near Brandon left shoulder. Reward offered for return or information leading to recovery.
Mr McChire states he raised a plot of farming in Litwaly county and plans to adapt methods for better yields. He notes a dry-furching feature and predicts women will help with future farm work while shipping steers and sailors from Omaha at a favorable price.
A fragmented report notes Carse visiting Kem mnerer from Sage Mr. Care while discussing farming topics. The brief hints at sheep feeding and winter conditions near Beckwith Quinn, with mentions of a company low manager and Carter lea.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a meeting of county officials and a coroner committee. Readable items include mention of cleric presenter superintendent and a Thursday date, with uncertain references to health and actions.
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