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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
12
Rates for Dupuy Advertising and hotel listings are listed with per mille and monthly charges. The item notes entertainment notices and a provocative Denver scene where women address labor strikes and social norms, claiming progress in civic activism and fashion.
The text argues that boycotting makers of feminine wearing apparel would be better than awarding Peary a medal and making him rear admiral. It notes other Americans deserving greater recognition who are overlooked despite funding causes themselves.
The article describes the swift wireless distress signal from the steamer Kentucky sinking 100 miles off Cape Hatteras. The Savannah station received the call and the Alamo steamer rushed to aid the men, saving forty seven lives.
Montana senator Carter drafts a bill to issue patents to states for lands chiefly valuable for water power development. The measure grows from concerns over state control of conservation, with Carter described as a strong, capable legislator.
A chaotic toll of 193 deaths from five consecutive mine disasters struck within days. The sequence began with the Milmero Colorado explosion on January 31 killing seventy nine miners, followed by fatalities at Colorado Fuel and Iron plants and Browder mine, then a third catastrophe in Las Esperante mines near Mexico, with about eleven more miners killed.
The statement of domestic exports for 10, prepared by the Area of Statistics of the Department of Commerce and Labor, highlights corn at 10 cents a bushel and wheat at 14 41 cents, with cotton valued at about 2 cents per pound. It notes large export values, including over 40,000,000 dollars in wheat and cotton sent abroad, and indicates the full state of exports will be larger when detailed figures are released.
Local officials discuss plans to protect livestock and range lands in the upper Cheyenne River area. Community leaders debate fencing methods and enforcement at a meeting led by Livestock Wardens and residents, aiming to curb illegal grazing and safeguard cattle.
The piece describes a ranch wedding with a decorated dining room, a feast of turkey with oyster dressing, and dancing after dinner. Miss Edna Black, daughter of County Commissioner J A Black, is praised for her life on the ranch. Groom Angus McLean, son of game warden Angus McLean, is introduced as a promising young man with substantial ranch and stock interests. The couple receive many gifts and well wishes for a long, prosperous married life.
The text argues that opponents have misrepresented the Forest Reserves policy while praising Pinchot. It claims once Pinchot is removed, a conservative administration will align work within the National Forests, implying harmony and reinforced control.
Saturday February 12 marked the hundredth anniversary of Lincoln’s birth with national observances. At the little house on Sixth Street opposite Ford’s Theatre in Washington the government preserved Lincoln’s era relics drawing many visitors each year.
The St. Paulton Company owners at Cherry Li plan to mortgage their property for 000 to settle out of court with widows and surviving relatives of miners who died in the great logion. Provisions include 40 to unmarried men’s relatives and 1200 to widows with six or more children. A meeting will discuss the settlement.
In Kellmer, demand for houses furnished rooms and board soars daily. Theamera reports rapid inquiries and notes scarce supply, urging investment in building and purchasing rental property while prices are favorable.
A historical passage discusses the tariff law framework, aims of the Tariff Board, and state subheads. It notes protectionist intent and inspection measures for American livestock and food imports, contrasting German and American interests amid national policy debates.
Local items list sale of center table and miscellaneous bedding in a broad community notice. Mentions selling furniture and household goods, church events, a fire department dance, and a range of letters and local names with dates and places across town.
Community notes report a family visit by Mrs A Hosking and relatives in the east, Tom Levesque on a business trip, and Angus McLean visiting. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Hurley Pouk died February 11 in Cumberland with funeral conducted by Rev Galfer. A theater play drew crowds, a major fire at Kermerer Bakery prompted emergency response, and Hurts installed a safe at Murphy Co in their Cumberland jewelry store.
Residents on Plow Avenue report water mains at risk as crews inspect street from Twe to Twe and sidewalk gaps. Downed pipes threaten buildings while the camera records dry spells lasting over three weeks and property owners wrestle with excavations and pipe shoring.
Judge James P. Russeberg received orders from Simern Thaman of Omehs to open the Adarilis con mines for inspection and possible development. Work began today with miners and a mining party headed by Mr. Thomas arriving in Kemmerer on Saturday.
An advertisement promotes printing services for calling cards. It mentions Camara office and emphasizes Lames style of cards and printing. The text is fragmented but centers on business card production offerings.
A garbled text fragment mentions people and places in a disordered way. It references a dating vent and polls, with unclear names such as Glen and Conner. The exact event, date, or outcome is not discernible from the readable words.
Fragmented OCR text hints at international currency comparisons and coinage debates. Mentions United States Canada France Britain and monetary values in a speculative discussion. References to pounds shillings pence and varying coin values without a clear narrative.
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