12 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
1
A stream of fragmented notes from Kemmerer includes a shooting gallery jar shell count, local names, visits, and community anecdotes about residents, birthdays, and a hospital stay. The garbled OCR mentions Beontier, Jovk Spelings State Hospital, Miss Alive O'Neil, and various town figures with scattered dates and places.
A garbled vintage ad touts Koidol a Vegeluilewids based digestive solution. It claims to digest undigested food, balance digestive juices, and relieve symptoms like sourness and palatal distress. The piece mentions vicissitudes of a rancher and references to a country congress.
Meo Bolger, longtime chief dispatcher, is promoted to trainmaster for the 1st and 2nd districts of the Oregon Short Line from Granger Wyoming to Pocatello Idaho with headquarters at Kemmerer. The move honors Bolger for service as mayor-elect of Kemmerer in May 1900 and marks Kemmerer's recognition as a shipping center. The Citizens note the promotion and extend congratulations.
A garbled obituary notes the death of William Cooper Wii Comper on a Monday after illness. It mentions an attempt to walk but weakness overtook him near a divide between Glenese and Oakley, with confusing references to medical care, authorities, and unclear names.
A garbled OCR fragment references church services at various chapels and places including Ga, Chee Wath, Wyebaniy, Vigsheapatl, Utonel, Coralally, and Wilanbe. It mentions attendance moments and possible local schedules without clear dates or names.
Payn Hamm resident of Byanston Wyong marries Robert Payan in a ceremony noted by the local paper. The bride, daughter of Hon John Hamm, is described as well known in the city, where she has served as cashier of the Calin Pavitie. The writeup places the event among state notices in the December edition.
Notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of Miron Morneroy Deene. The reading appears to be a probate notice listing requirements for claimants to establish claims within six months after notice, with beneficiaries and heirs barred from benefits if not timely filed. The document cites a judge or court procedure and references the attorney Arnold.
A damaged OCR record reports an annual stockholders meeting with officers elected including President J. Quealy and others. It notes a meeting vote approving a $1000 to a fund, mentions raised capital targets and a proposed dividend or distribution, and references historic context and outcomes in garbled prose.
A garbled report references a blood poisoning case and a sequence of names amid a murky event. It mentions a veteran, a family, and local figures in a tense, unclear narrative with hints of disruption and concern in the community.
A fragmented OCR reading references a New York polisher, envelope piece, and a historian’s joke about Macaulay’s England. It mentions a poet branch office, a post office envelope, and a debate on trees and civilization with fleeting quotes and critics.
A garbled historical excerpt hints at mentions of guilt and conscience, with scattered capitalized names and phrases. It references legal or moral themes and various unclear identifiers, including possible names and places, embedded in a jumbled stream of OCR text.
Regular Correspondent reports on Senator Colberson defending President Roosevelt over Brownsville Texas conduct of Black soldiers, amid party fault lines. The letter notes U S policy toward Japan, immigration, and potential Senate debate, with emphasis on partisan dynamics and international tensions shaping Washington scene.
The stock report details varied cattle prices with steers and heifers selling at several levels. Bulls and stockers showed steady demand while buyers noted some weakness in supply and regional prices fluctuated through the week.
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