07 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
1
Incomplete readable lines reference Utah state matters and a mail order system. The text hints at a circular directive, business roles, and a titration of something, with day to day correspondence and a system for handling counts or notes.
Indebtedness details reference Cumberland and Sevelands with unclear dates and names. Readable fragments mention death and patrimony but lack concrete events or actions.
A Wyoming group of Sherl ioes residents proposes a five year close season on antelope and a general policy to protect Big Horn mountain sheep. They seek open season for ducks and sage birds, urge shotgun use for hunters, and call for English literacy tests and residency clauses for licenses. Petitions circulate statewide urging a legislative action on a new game law.
Council met in regular session led by Mayor Smith. The erection of a new hall was postponed to refine estimates and gather local contributions for entertainment during the Trans Minnesota congress in February. The committee was tasked to study a sewer line and potential street work on the triangle fronting nearby buildings, with a report due next meeting.
The biennial report by State Superintendent A. D. Cook notes stronger school work across Wyoming with more districts established in frontier and newly settled areas. Uinta County led enrollments at 4,561 of 26,000 statewide, with 22,004.00 of state aid from 127,418.25 allocated. Laramie County ranked second with 1,080 students. School property values include 156,100 for buildings and furniture and 4,311.10 for apparatus and books. Outstanding debt stands at 441,000 with 1,750 bonds redeemed that winter.
John Cras of Glencoe is reported to have purchased 34 West South Temple Street for 812800. He intends to erect a handsome business block after the current lease ends in about two years, with 50000 to be spent on the new structure.
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