02 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1907
Page
1
A crowded, garbled note lists visits and events across Wyoming and nearby areas. It mentions Cheyenne engagements and local figures, plus scattered references to hospitals, political figures, and weather or travel anecdotes. The piece blends social notes, medical ads, and a stream of names with blurred details.
A heavily garbled local item references Big Piney, Hob Baby, and multiple names such as Dini, Stas, Moy, and Nelo. Fragments mention cattle, credit, and a note about a pastor, with scattered place names like New York and Maine. The legible content is sparse and reads like a column of notices with unclear events and dates.
The text presents a garbled mix of names, places, and phrases, with no clear event or narrative. It mentions multiple entities such as Maui, Dhattaree, Huatoglit, and others, but lacks coherent context, dates, or outcomes to define a concrete item.
An interview outlines plans by Salt Lake and Denver capitals to operate the Almy mines near Eyton, reopening after closure. Mined ore is expected to yield six carloads daily starting soon, with Union Pacific opening mines near Hank Springs and the Short Line surveying thirty miles of track to access Kemmerer mines. By July the output aims at 100 tons daily, rising to 2000 tons later.
Notice to trappers that all coyotes or wolves killed before Masel fat must be presented for bounty collection before Chattine. Remaining bounty funds revert to the Creaanry a Chat thine and will not be paid from the new appropriation for animals killed Heron Mare Ist. Allocation goes into efeet.
Wool growers hear of activity in Casper with several wool shipments reported. Webb & Co bought about 701,000 pounds at 2d to 2½ cents per pound, Biseman Pros. purchased Major Ormsby’s clip, Wider 23 cents for a traction, and Clough Joe Strength sold Hemingway’s fleece for 2½ cents. Local growers hope for better prices soon.
A damaged OCR note praises a dour it ues balm for pain and claims a state cure for preservation. Wright W. Loving is named as Grand duienion with other fragments mentioning Red Habberd and Tocommend. The text describes relief during a fight and a weeklong worry about wed status, with references to lint and the market.
West is fatally shot after a heated confrontation in a barroom at the Utah Copper town. The shooter, West’s brother, fled toward Kemmerer while the proprietor assisted the wounded man. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Local response notes the investigation and mourning.
A garbled historical notice records a disturbing infant death event. The text mentions Mrs Abin More and Mr Moore amid a sequence of line breaks and unclear phrases. It references families, ages, and local police involvement, with damaged OCR making details uncertain. The piece conveys a somber, community-focused notice about infant fatalities and related social reactions.
A brief thanks from Mrs nial Mee and MoD Luprie of Prentice Awielies to all Dhake people for the kind support shown during the illness and recovery of Hide Jidle daughter Bivens. The note extends appreciation to Mit ANTE Mii MU LD and others for their help and generosity.
The Washington Letter reports debate in Congress over salaries and pay increases for officials, including references to the cost of living, anticipated objections, and resignations. It notes Secretary of the Treasury and other figures, with Resident concerns about government clerks and pay scales affecting public service. The piece also mentions changes in leadership and political maneuvering in the Senate and House during a period of fiscal focus.
A garbled OCR note mentions figures and places including a reference to the centennial era and various names. The readable elements hint at a personal or ceremonial subject but lack coherent context or dates. The fragment preserves names and locations with unclear connections.
A garbled report mentions healing gospel messages, religious figures, and attempts at faith healing. It references physical fatigue, walking distances, and a claimed remedy for ailments, with scattered names and unclear events. The text is desultory and largely unintelligible, offering little verifiable detail.
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