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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
6
The document lists advertising rates in Dupuy Advertising and notes on insertions and reading prices. It references Oregon and Sommerre-Pinedale trade terms, with scattered lines about entertainment pages and rates. The text then shifts to reports on social topics and labor actions, including remarks on women’s labor strikes in Denver and a call for boycott against certain firms.
A letter argues against boycotting feminine apparel makers and suggests Congress should honor polar explorer Robt. E. Peary. The writer complains of perceived neglect of Americans who serve the government, noting Peary’s status as rear admiral with pension.
A week ago the wireless system saved forty seven lives when the Kentucky sank 100 miles off Cape Hatteras. A distress call reached Savannah and the Alamo crew rushed to aid the stranded men.
Montana Senator Carter drafts bill to grant patents to states for lands valuable for water power development. Proposal stems from charge that states, not federal government, should control this conservation issue. Carter noted as strong, capable legislator with legislative experience.
A sequence of major mine explosions in Milmero Colorado and neighboring sites over days left a total of 193 dead. Initial blast at Milmero on January 31 killed seventy nine workers, followed by further collapses and deaths at Browder Donker and Las Esperante mines as the death toll rose toward two hundred.
The statement of domestic exports for 10 from the Area of Statistics of the Department of Commerce and Labor highlights farmer prosperity with corn at 10 per bushel wheat at 1441 cents and cotton around 2 cents per pound. Exports from American ports reached hundreds of millions in corn and wheat to feed the world, and cotton exports neared 10s of millions to foreign towns, with full state data promised later.
Fragmented text references a local official confronting utility or authority over protection of livestock and land management. It mentions humane or protective aims, river sections, and tensions between communities over game creation and resource control with unclear details and garbled names.
Miss Edna Black, second daughter of County Commissioner J A Black, wed Angus McLean of Cokeville after a ranch wedding filled with streamers, vines, and a festive dinner. Guests praised the couple as they begin their life on the McLean ranch amid well wishes and gifts from friends.
The text depicts a clash over forest policy, arguing that antagonism to the Forest Reserves existed but would ease under a Pinchot aligned conservative administration. It suggests harmony for the National Forests once Pinchot is removed.
Saturday February 12 marked the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's birth with nationwide observances. In Washington the Little House on 16th Street opposite Ford's Theater was thronged by visitors eager to view 3,000 relics of Lincoln's era, with numbers growing yearly.
The St Paulton Company at Cherry Li plans to mortgage property for 000 to settle out of court with widows and surviving relatives of miners. Proposals include payments to relatives of unmarried men and larger sums to widows with six or more children. A meeting will discuss the settlement.
In Kemirer a growing demand for rental housing and furnished rooms prompts calls to invest in building and leasing. The Theamera reports daily inquiries for houses and boards while noting current property prices are low, urging rapid development to meet rent demand.
The piece discusses tariff policy and enforcement measures aimed at countering German imports. It mentions the tariff board, state agencies, and sanitary rules as tools to protect American livestock, wheat, and food products amid postwar trade tensions.
A collage of village items lists winter clothing sales at local stores, household goods for sale including a center table and books, and inquiries about baby care. It notes civic events: church leagues, a firefighters’ dance, and a Sunday evening Kemmerer gathering, with letters from Los Angeles and local business ads scattered throughout.
The column reports on visits by Warden Angus McLean of Wille to Herder and Cumberland business, Tom Levesque’s trip benefitting his plans, and Frank Cupthorne’s time in town. It notes the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Hurley Pouk dying February 11 at Cumberland with funeral at Abbe Home and burial in Kemmerer cemetery. It mentions an opera at-night with a positive reception, a large fire at Kemmerer Bakery under control by fire department, and new items at Hurtis Jewelers including a safe installation by Murieven Co and other local business updates.
A fragmentary report notes that water mains under Plow Avenue and the strand area are at risk of bursting. Crews will shut off water to repair pipes and excavate from Twe to Twe, with three main lines under a farm route.
Judge James P. Russeberg received orders from Simern Thaman to open the Adarilis con mines for inspection and possible development. Workers were put to work today as mining emissaries prepare to arrive in Kemmerer Saturday with a party of mining engineers.
A small-town printer advertises calling cards and printing services at the Camara office. Text mentions card styles and future availability, with emphasis on personalized design and local business needs.
An unclear passage references individuals and events with garbled names and terms. It mentions dates, locations, and a political or public matter but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. Further readable items are needed for a reliable summary.
A fragmentary discussion outlines monetary systems across the United States Canada and France with references to pounds sterling different coin values and century spanning coinage comparisons. It mentions various monetary units and attempts to compare values across nations without clear dates or figures.
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