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Tickets on sale between her 1 20 21 22 2 25 and 81 191 and January iid limit January Sth 1913 See agents for rates and further particulars die al war points.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
17
Tickets on sale between her 1 20 21 22 2 25 and 81 191 and January iid limit January Sth 1913 See agents for rates and further particulars die al war points.
Notice is given that Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company will hold an annual stockholders meeting in the bank directors room Kemmerer Wyoming Monday January 12th 11 4 at o clock p m for the election of two directors to serve the ensuing year and for other business as may legally come before the meeting Attest A D Hoskins E L Smith President Cashier datis
A local notice states that the restaurant has changed hands in connection with the Hoskins Hotel and promises first class meals. It also notes upcoming telephone subscribers changes and directs readers to notify the new address details to ensure correct listing in the next issue.
A New York physician quips that thin stockings and thin soled shoes by women would push doctors toward bankruptcy. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, claiming quick relief and safety, and notes it is sold at City Drug Store.
Invoicing appears to be the order of the day as Semmerer reports an unusually active year. Merchants praise the year as one of the largest in the history of their business, noting labor implications and the impact of increased invoicing.
The article quotes a U S engineers account noting that warm weather allows two 1200 class engines to haul 2000 tons from Kemmerer to the tunnel in under twenty minutes, while approaching cold weather requires an additional 100 class engine for a 2500 ton load, increasing trip time to over fifty five minutes. It lauds U S railway workers for efficient service despite winter constraints.
Mrs Bryant G s Deks of Amstork will spend a couple weeks in Paris Idaho with her parents before joining later. Mrs Stocks ordered printed butter wrappers for The Camera and reports several cows on the ranch milking ten to twelve pounds weekly. They plan to milk more cows and increase butter production soon.
Elizabeth Woods hosted a social gathering in Kiamiever on Saturday afternoon with about a dozen guests. Attendees included Gladys Miller and Margaret Christiansen who competed for Hunt prize and handmade handkerchiefs. Winners received a plate. several guests such as Winnie Muthlett, Lote Downes, and Kathleen Riliott were noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dog racing event on Beanasvorin Street with dogs racing and people watching. Mentions Beanasvorin and Lointion areas, a procession near a Tawi Ordisanon wheel, and reflections on attendance and timing.
Community notices describe New Year festivities and dances at the New Kemmerer Theatre, including a masquerade on New Year’s Eve, a New Year’s Night reception and dance, and a BL S. of AL Lyceum travelog at New Reinmerer Theater. Several local visits, sales, and notices follow, listing engagements, sales ads, and personal travel into the new year.
A long jumble of names and places describes scattered hometown activity. Dr Staffords and Jack Mantis visit family in Utah while others tend to farms, businesses, and church events. Reports mention power outages, road trips, holiday shopping, and a grand Masonic gathering, with various residents traveling or staying near Kendall, Diamondville, and Montpelier.
A group including Gilden, Migotda and Alex Chapman were found guilty of trespass entering the Union fall at Conroy. They were fined $10 and costs. bonds were appealed, and the case will be tried again in the spring term by Judge J. McMott.
A fragmented note reports Merwenay reopens internet access at Fossil AD amid a mix of misprints and unclear references. It mentions a news visitor and a Monday event, with scattered names like To'etork and Pitt.
A garbled report describes a proposed five part film project with dates and venues in New York and Betoun with discussions of pay and tickets. It mentions Dietitian Fr. Baynole and a target to inform children about pricing and free access, with weather disruption noted.
A travel lecture by Dr. A Gideon, former Colorado State Teachers College professor and University of Wyoming faculty member, will be presented next Friday evening at the Kommerer theatre. He has traveled widely and studied the Swiss Alps, offering an observant, engaging talk.
Woodrow Wilson is named honorary member of the Denver Press Club hub with a gold membership card to be presented to the president. Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft are referenced as analogs. A Western Press League formation and round up week events linked to the stock show are planned, as officials prepare for a Denver convention.
A garbled late year note mentions efforts to aid Hadi Burke and families in Kemmerer. It references coordinating with a local editor and arranging support, aiming to provide beneficiaries with assurance and resources in the near future.
The event was arranged by Harriet Fen Haliwite and Hagolit and hosted in Sheri 5. Attendees praised the efforts of local organizers and the guests, with the hours filled by music and socializing. The report also mentions ongoing concerns about a virus and legal matters affecting the community.
The article reports Methodist services conducted in Dinondville led by Reverend Keumorer. It notes attendance by local congregants and mentions church activities planned for the coming Sunday.
Fragmentary text references St James Episcopal Church and a church fining school with mentions of improvements. Ambiguous OCR makes specifics unclear. preserves entities like St James Episcopal Church and Hin with limited readable context.
Fragmentary OCR describes a St Patrick’s Catholic event in Kemmereree with a 10 a.m. start. Mentions a Sunday in Kememere and Lyneb with Cannes, a rural or parish setting, and a local school. Details are garbled but indicate a community celebration and church involvement.
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