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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads about a new United States Bell Citizen ward company for a million dollar building. Mentions Jarvis News and a str ucture site in a city, with officials cited. Readable details are limited and identities are unclear.
The Uinta County Wool Growers Association held a meeting to elect officers and outline plans for the year. President J. C. Kiama Coarvne, Vice President P. W. Gohevilie, and Treasurer ASN Coloratio were elected or reaffirmed with a slate of charter members and local supporters listed.
Community updates from Kemmerer detail dances, visits, and social gatherings. Residents mention weather, travel to Ogden and Idaho, and preparations for upcoming events. Married couples, illness, and local business ties are noted with casual, period-tinged observations.
The Kemmerer council reads and approves minutes and items from police, street, and public works. It authorizes engineer plans for Cedar and Pine avenues, park preparations, and sidewalk improvements, with bids due by March and trees to be planted or removed as specified.
Kemmerer Wyoming on February 7 1910 the Town Clerk announces sealed bids due March 1 at 7 20 pm for furnishing one hundred mixed native hawthorn and cottonwood trees. Trees must be at least 1.5 inches diameter at butt and six feet high after top trim and delivered in good transplanting condition by May 1. Town Council may reject all bids. C D Stafford mayor and Peter Gurdon Jr town clerk.
Town of Kemmerer adopts emergency ordinance banning spitting on public sidewalks and in theaters with penalties from one to five dollars plus costs. City Clerk and Mayor attest passage dated February 2. includes cleaning of cement sidewalks and snow removal provisions with fines from two to ten dollars plus costs.
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