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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
9
Local items from Kemmerer cover health concerns and community moves. Attendees include M rs Henry and J. Kelly with mentions of Davidson and Mir and Mie in regional notes. A variety of town names appear amid sparse milestones and social updates, with references to legal matters and town visitors.
A severe storm blanketed Big Piney causing two feet of snow and drifts up to five feet. Piers and ranch roads were blocked, preventing farm workers from accessing essential routes. Local forecasts warn of continuing high winds and bitter cold ahead.
Incoherent OCR fragments mention hunting and a baby phrase, with multiple garbled names and places. The readable bits suggest a local item about trapping or an event but lack coherent facts, dates, or clear entities to identify a story. The readable content is insufficient for a precise summary.
A brief Card of Thanks from Shasta and family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support and kindness during a time of loss, mentioning names like Cady, Shyla, Telli, and Mites Boh and noting appreciation for prayers and visits.
A fragmentary report notes a local religious gathering featuring Healing Gospel Vie Uy and speakers from Helin and Istenteite Bietepe. It mentions Kinship groups, community leaders, and a tense climate with discussions of rights and duties amid broader civic events.
W B Wilcox a well known resident of Cumberland died by self inflicted wounds in room 4 at the Kemmerer Hotel after being found by the day clerk and chambermaid. Coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of suicide. The body was shipped to Rock Springs despite a note demanding a pauper’s grave.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after illness and death of Eldora. Mentions thanks to various individuals and doctors, and notes a notice about debt settlement. Adds advertisements about indigestion remedies and a church-related event.
Mayor Bolger and council review finances with fines, licenses, and street labor costs. Resignation of West clerk read and West vacancy appointment deferred. Town policy on fire protection discussed and committee directed to prepare hose lines for emergency readiness. Town Clerk Abraham Wigg issued.
The roll lists many students with grades and averages for January. Names include Carrie Dickett Hazel Wylie Esther Downey Keppel Lett Keppel Kaiith Lite and others, along with grades from Third and Fourth Grade and mentions of teachers or schools. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous misspellings and unclear lines but preserves names, grades, and the monthly performance note.
The writer describes a fierce political clash between the President and Ohio Senator Foraker over race and patronage issues. It notes plans to shape the Republican nomination at the next convention, and cites Backing for a successor, believed to be Ro osevelt, while detailing tensions with California and Japan policy and a looming Congress session focused on the appropriation bill and transportation disputes. The piece emphasizes party maneuvering, public sentiment, and potential recess actions.
A brief testimonial from L Shinley of Brune claiming recovery from long coughs with Kaig's New Discovery for consumption. He asserts his wife improved after the first dose and twelve bottles completed the cure, offering a money back guarantee and free trial bottles.
Office of Town Attorney Kemmerer Wynn February calls attention to Section 2178 of the Revised Statutes of Wyoming as amended, warning that anyone who deals, plays, or promotes slot machines or similar games for money or property faces penalties. The notice cites violations under state law and vows enforcement with penalties strong enough to deter such offenses.
Fragmentary sale notice lists items and locations with unclear brand names. Contains odd spellings and misread phrases, but indicates a theater setting and sale of panes or paneer related goods. Entities are unreadable, but mentions Winn Wor and Helge.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and names in a scattered city context. The readable parts include a payee note and a widow-related term, with references to a 107 street and February timing. The text lacks coherent events or entities to confirm a full item.
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