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An old newspaper ad lists subscription services priced at $2.00 with mention of a Wednesday date December 27, 1911. It notes advertising subscriptions and related offerings in a period voice.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1911
Page
3
An old newspaper ad lists subscription services priced at $2.00 with mention of a Wednesday date December 27, 1911. It notes advertising subscriptions and related offerings in a period voice.
Very little snow for several years and more snow on his upper ranch than usual this early season. He notes wolves are more numerous this year and already they are beginning their havoc with the cattle industry.
The Buffalo Bulletin notes a Sheridan county court session listing about forty two divorce cases. The piece cites rising divorce numbers and calls for timely decisions before unhappy outcomes. It references a Laramie Republican notice and a Wyoming district court petition for a deceased party, with legal actions pending before February.
Notice summons regarding a Wyoming resident with unknown current address. The filing seeks to recover goods and merchandise delivered to you, with a deadline to answer by the third day of a specified month, or risk judgment. Case involves John Johnston and the Clerk of District Court in Evanston County.
Tom reports Mrs. Salmon and the babies are at the ranch for the winter with him. He has built 500 extra feet of shedding to handle 8,500 lambs next spring while the rest go to Hamfork for lambing. A gasoline powered water system pumps from the river to a cement trough feeding the yard.
In recent years anthracite operators reduced circular prices by 50 cents per ton for domestic coal bought in April, followed by a 10 cent rise each month until September. The scheme aims to spur spring purchases, stockpile coal for winter storage, and stabilize demand, potentially easing employment during the year.
Holiday train pricing advertised for December 22 23 24 and January 1 1912 with rates via Oregon Short Line. Notices urge agents for exact figures and dates. Also local items include annual stockholders meeting First National Bank Kemmerer January 9 1912 and tax collection notices. hay for sale and Hereford bulls listed. grazing season rules for 1912 forest service notices and a prompt to file grazing fee applications.
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