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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
9
Local items report estate matters, business moves, and social events across Cokeville, Montpelier, and nearby towns. Notices include Stoner named administratrix, Curtis taking over PF E Curtis business, and plans for sheep purchases by Dan Clanes and James Marrett. Socials feature Ladies Aid meeting, hospital news, and a Frontier Hall event with a dance.
In the manager’s absence F Hackenberg is vetting manager and fully authorized to conduct a raffle at the Emporium on or about January 25 1908.
Stockholders of Kemmerer Big Piney Telephone Company are informed the annual meeting will be held at Ivan Jones office in Kemmerer Uinta County Wyoming on Saturday January 2 at 2:00 PM to elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct other business as required. Dated Salwart Whi A D vais A D Hoskins.
Fragmented text reports Edison Phonographs for sale by J B Roberts in Kemmerer Wyoming and references to a very old abbey complex near St Alune with a centuries old monastery founded by King Offa. The piece mentions a basement to monastery access and a subterranean passage linking to a shed by a riverbank.
Kemmerer Wyn Jan 10 session minutes read and approved. Officers reports presented and on motion were accepted and filed. treasurer duties noted, salaries listed, and items related to police justice and district operations discussed with several names and positions mentioned.
Fragmentary excerpt from a memoir of Comtes de Noigne recalling a century of life and a troubled relation with Louise de Candé. The garbled text portrays imagined reverence and moral judgments expressed through unclear phrases and misspelled terms.
Public notice appears to announce a coal entry filing or related claim. Names and places are obscured in the readable portion but the document references property, dates, and processing steps. The readable text suggests regulatory action requiring attention from involved parties.
A garbled OCR page bleeds disjointed phrases about cough syrups and Kennedy, interwoven with stray lines about markets, travel, and daily life. The text weaves names, places, and quotes into a jumbled mosaic with little coherent narrative or context.
A Washington Letter outlines Senate and House negotiations on banking notes and currency. It notes plans for a government tax to retire excess notes, the debate over accepting state and municipal bonds, and the push by conservatives to only government bonds. It also covers wartime staffing tests and a Philippine trade dispute amid Taft convention implications.
Fragmentary 18th century tale recounts how a Captain Taylor and his wife were traded and buried together in England. It recalls parish customs dragging dead bodies in cloaks and wool, with a later act mandating woolen shrouds to foster an infant woolen industry.
The fragment suggests a tracing of the word spelling to Anglos Saxon roots and the verb spell ill meanings. It hints at a possible confusion with the term spell as a charm and a silo of wood.
A garbled excerpt shows Catherine Arad and others discussing a man named George. The speaker Miss Hoxsey expresses suspicion, noting possible drinking and a lack of greeting from a person called Rov. The fragment preserves diarylike overheard remarks without a clear event or resolution.
unclear fragments from OCR text mention a victim and emotional reactions. The readable items reference cheering up four men and doubt about outcomes. No identifiable persons, places, or organizations are clearly present.
Hapawimed encounters a Liepenn sailor aboard a ship. A quarrel erupts over a coat tail cut and a later claim of restraint. The woman involved confronts the man after a scene of deception. In the cabin she sews a coat, then the man exits and returns to find her missing, the story ending with a violent struggle and the man ultimately overpowered by the mistress.
A London Standart correspondent describes the hush over Paris street fashion where flat watches with ornate crystals captivated onlookers. Russian officers debated wear in parades as English observers noted the novel timepieces, while watchmakers in Palais Royal reportedly devised chro nomic tricks to evade police.
Fragmentary OCR text references people and sports terms without clear events or dates. It lists names, teams, and actions in a jumbled way, making it hard to identify a coherent incident or outcome for a concise news item.
A fragmented caption describes a lakeside view featuring figures in white robes and Arabs in traditional dress amid a reflective scene. The obscured wording hints at a ceremonial or staged photograph with possible references to a golem, a deme or device and distant figures.
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