Kemmerer Postal Notice and Subscription Rates
Postoffice notice shows F. F. Quealy and Wal O Connell presidents. Advertises second class mail at Kemmerer with subscription rates: dime yearly, $2.00 six months two dollars, three months in advance.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
16
Postoffice notice shows F. F. Quealy and Wal O Connell presidents. Advertises second class mail at Kemmerer with subscription rates: dime yearly, $2.00 six months two dollars, three months in advance.
The Worland Grit quotes agricultural prices and muses on Worland Wyoming living conditions. It notes eggs at 75 cents per dozen hay at 20? per ton and discusses homeseekers bringing eggs and horse feed. The piece contrasts farming with mining life and questions the value of a laying hen in the agricultural country near Worland.
A long editorial observes the 174th anniversary of George Washington's birth as a legal holiday yet questions civic observance and warns authorities for neglect. It shifts to a lengthy report on Congress member Montell proposed state school of Mines funding and land endowment, arguing the measure merits passage for Wyoming amid broader educational and industrial concerns.
The Western Federation of Miners denounces the murder of Steinerberg and condemns any link to its officers. It confirms Moyer and Haywood were arrested in Denver on the 17th after Idaho requisition papers and guards placed to find them before Idaho Justices. The union emphasizes its members’ lawfulness and calls for justice while defending leaders from alleged blame.
H L Stanley of Bruno proclaims himself the luckiest man in Arkansas after his wife recovered from five years of coughing and lung bleeding using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He credits the medicine with a full cure after twelve bottles. Trial bottle free at J B Roberts druggist.
A 1902 testimonial promotes Herbine as the best liver regulator to prevent indigestion constipation and fatigue. Mrs D W Smith claims it helps regulate the liver and blood while Lever used. Sold by J B Roberts with price Weents.
Notice is given that the lands described are subject to the homestead entry requirements. Witnesses testifying to continuous residence and cultivation include George Hewett William E. Hanks Thomas Halford and James Raymond of Cokeville Wyoming. The hearing and proof dates occur in Kemmerer Wyoming before Register Thomas V. Davis.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions various names and places with unclear context. The readable elements include references to Avi and Wafule and a mix of personal names and locations, but no coherent event or dates emerge.
A historic remedy billed as Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Far cleanses the system for colds. It claims to expel phlegm from the throat strengthen bronchial membranes and relieve croup and whooping cough. Sold by J. Roberts.
A Mrs. A. Vliet of New Castle Colorado describes early croup symptoms and recommends Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Ballard's Liniment for throat relief. She praises the remedy as wonderful and pleasant and notes the product price and local seller J B Roberts.
A fragmentary Ottawa tribe notice references test results and names such as Meola and Vinitore. The item mentions a third Saturday event and locals including HkanHinn and Sebo Ping. No clear dates or outcomes are provided in readable text.
April 2 letter writes of ringworm afflicting Mor 10 to tf yenen. The writer Chad reports attempting many remedies and doctors in Italy. One application of Hallard's Show Linkment cured the condition, and two more preparations are claimed to have completed the cure. Sold by Dr. Kolurts.
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