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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary text discusses Utah state circulation and a mail order system. It mentions a titration and correspondents kept day to day, with references to a county and ongoing organization. The readable content is sparse and unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
Readable fragments indicate a case of indebtedness and related settlements in Cumberland. The text mentions death and potential creditors or heirs in a probate-like scenario, with scattered references to sections and local names.
A group of Wyoming residents from Sheridan and nearby counties proposes closing antelope for five years while supporting open seasons for sage grouse ducks and big game. They favor gun limits and residency language for licenses and have circulated petitions urging lawmakers to codify their recommendations in a state game law.
The regular meeting of the Tre Kemmerer council discussed erecting a new hall and the associated costs. The plan was postponed to gain clarity on funding from nearby supporters and potential lodging of a warrant for the amount. A streets committee was tasked to study a sewer project along the triangle frontage and report at the next session.
The biennial report by State Superintendent A. D. Cook notes clear improvement in Wyoming schools, with Uinta County leading enrollments at 4,561 pupils as of March 31, 1908 and a statewide apportionment of 127,418.25. Laramie County follows with strong enrollment, while districts report school property valued at 156,000 plus 4,311 in books and equipment. Debts and bonds include 441,000 debt with 1,750 bonds redeemed in winter.
John Cras of Glencoe acquired property at 34 West South Temple Street for 812,800 and plans a handsome business block after the lease ends in about two years with a 50,000 expenditure on the new structure. Forest Rangers Karley Bayer and Clementsen travel to Logan for forest school. J B McMinn reports oil field activity in Fossil area. Rowland Hall student in Salt Lake City over Christmas returns via Evanston. Brown & Jennings show ends for the season as Edison Electric theatre rides out winter.
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