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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
4
A noisy public discourse about stray dogs and safety prompts officials to consider ordinances and enforcement. Citizens complain about vandalism and hazards, while advocates urge humane handling and controls to protect children and streets.
A governor delays public release of permission news while Rock Springs editors claim the Miner stole and printed the same story word for word about a land purchase of 11 000 acres near Rock Springs. The Miner acknowledges occasional copying to provide readers with timely news.
Frank Vieiffe, back from the sheep camp Monday, says the band is near the Jim Kiieman ranch about Opal. About 26 mobs are out, with few lambs. Preitler moved to Little Colorado to join and feed the band, arranging corn at Opal for possible removal.
A miner died at Glenror last week after a rock fell from the third south entry room S82 in the early morning. He had just begun work when the piece of rock collapsed, crushing him.
T. H. Salmon travels from Labarge Lane with family and observes changes in cattle on the ranch. The thaw reduces sheep movement and desert pastures show wet patches, while wildlife and local land use appear unsettled as residents assess property and lane access.
Word reaches that Pacific Express Co. sold out its privileges in the district causing a change effective April 1. The move stems from American line’s eastern connection and will streamline movement for September Westbound shipments.
Fragmented text reports a ten thousand dollar purse for a boxing event featuring fighters including Sullivan and Leen. Details are garbled but indicate a winner take all format with a title at stake and a clash involving opponents named Pele sul livan and Leen.
In Kemmerer and nearby towns various brief items recount visits by A D Nobbs of Cokeville, P J Quealy headed to Salt Lake City, and greetings at the Sutton home. The infant son of James Haddenham died in Diamondville with a funeral planned. Other notes cover Elks meetings, ranch activity, theater, and local errands, with updates on Ed Taleott’s medical absence and Charley Votter’s new ranch improvements.
Report from the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis describes miners seeking a wage raise of about 20 percent effective April. operators appear unlikely to concede. The piece notes tensions and rising expectations amid talks, with local miners preparing for possible action if demands are not met.
A damaged OCR item hints at subscription options and prices for multiple papers, urging readers to advance renewals or enroll by a deadline. It lists titles such as Daily, Weekly Tribune, and others, with unclear dates and contact details.
The Culligan Yakwaldi company presents a Southern ballad review “Hefu de War” at the Opera House on Wednesday evening in February. The show features high quality singing, lively comedy, and popular ballads suitable for ladies and children. Tickets go on sale seven days ahead at popular prices.
A bustling market report notes a new store opening near the central ground with fresh stock and bright signs. Locals describe lively crowds and quick turnover as shoppers explore the aisles and compare prices.
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