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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
11
The passage praises Sarah Bernhardt as art incarnate and asserts her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth will outlive her memory, claiming science preserves her immortal genius for posterity.
Mr. and Mrs. F D Fagnant of Lava Hot Springs Idaho mourn brother Ernest Fagnant killed in a snowslide about 85 miles from Rock River where he had prospected and lived 25 years. Body to be disinterred and brought to Kemmerer for burial. Also a local ad dismisses chronic constipation cures with Chamberlains Tablets.
Harry arrived Monday and has assumed the new duties. His many friends will be used to see him located here permanently.
The text discusses tax payment responsibility between grantor and grantee when property is conveyed and no written agreement exists. It refers to January 1 as the tax year start and notes disputes over who pays taxes when transfers occur.
Announcement lists Clarence Darrow of Chicago as headliner for the Right Hour Day celebration at Hock Springs camps. It notes Darrow as a leading labor attorney and credits his presence for guaranteed success, with Vice-President Mayhew of the United Mine Workers also among speakers.
Reports from San Diego California state Julius Bresslau was accidentally killed Saturday night. formerly of Cokeville he belonged to the lodge but forfeited membership about a year ago. His wife Mia Breasinn and young daughter remain in Kemmerer. Public notice supplied for The Camera.
The article calls Lincoln County residents to organize a county fair to showcase vegetables and grain and to compare local crops with western districts. It argues such a fair would reveal land worth and agricultural progress, urging community action and broader recognition.
The Short Line fought to keep the line open as officials maintained safety and a good schedule for passengers. Freight traffic stayed steady all night and trains began to move again by 10 o clock Sunday morning into Kemmerer.
The storms expose lack of equipment for snow combat on Oregon Short Line. Only one rotary snowplow was available to clear tracks and keep travel lanes open. Officials say additional rotaries have been ordered and one should be on duty this week. Over 180 extra men were hired in Kemmerer yards to clear snow and maintain trade routes.
Unclear text reports dispatchers being laid off at Pocatelia with Hoge taking over duties from J Doles. Mention of job changes at Kemumer and Pusetelly and a brief note about Mev and Ni wit piso re tuna Me. The passage contains numerous garbled phrases and fragmented names.
A letter in the Wyoming Lincoln County Clerk office tone urges residents to mend bad acts. Fred Hareey, Chief Deputy County Clerk and recorder of deeds, writes as the Great Recording Angel noting deeds are recorded for judgment day.
On Sunday afternoon a helper engine struck Track Laborer overa, a Mexican national, as they moved down the hill west from Meyertannel. He was brought to Kemmerer hospital where doctors reported the worst injury a broken shoulder blade. He remains in considerable distress.
Glenn Knox reports mining activity at Gunp Quealy near Rock Springs with Union Pacific operations running about three days weekly. A force at the old No 4 mine is preparing the property and expected coal shipments are anticipated by early fall.
Commissioner T. D. O'Neil arrives for a regular beard gathering but cannot reach his family due to heavy recent mows. He remains separated from his wife and child who are reportedly nearby but inaccessible amid the mowing disruption.
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