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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
9
Fragmented notes report a Kemmerer Shooting Gallery jar of shells with a guessing contest offering a five nearest guesses prize. The piece mentions local names, rooms, and events, including residents, visits, and community notices across Kemmerer, with scattered references to visits from out of town and a range of local personalities.
An old style advertisement promotes Koidol a digestive solution claimed to balance digestive juices and relieve indigestion. It mentions Vic Rathhway and references diet and digestion issues as common causes of discomfort. The copy lists Vegeluilewids as ingredients and notes distribution by Muberts.
B. Folger promoted to trainmaster overseeing the 1st and 2nd districts of the Oregon Short Line from Granger Wyoming to Pocatello Idaho with headquarters at Kemmerer. Longtime chief dispatcher Meo Bolger shifts after years in service. Kemmerer’s mayoral winner 1900 is noted. the announcement flags new headquarters and expanded duties.
Death reported Monday at the Hite divide between Glenese and Oakley. The deceased apparently collapsed after attempting to walk back from being overcome by weakness. he was rushed to a hospital where he expired. The report notes a career change and police dispatch, with various names and locations mentioned in a damaged text.
Local churches announce a schedule of services and events at Chee Wath Chapels and nearby parishes. The notices include morning and evening worship, special prayers, and community meals with details on times and venues.
Payne Hamm marring a prominent local figure, daughter of Hon. John Hamm of Bryanston and Robert Payan, took place at the Commercial hotel in Yatow Centre, with Hamm serving as cashier of the Calin Pavitie. The community notes his long residence and standing in the town. Heavy losses of sheep reported in the Red Desert due to late thaw. range conditions vary across districts and additional weather delays threaten further livestock losses.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Miron Morneroy Deene Noliew that claims must be presented within six months after the date of first publication. The court will appoint an administrator to examine debts and issue final distribution. Creditors failing to appear may be barred from participation in any further estate proceedings.
Report on annual stockholders meeting with officers elected including President J Quealy and Vice President Sneddon. Board approves $1,000 distribution to surplus, proposal to raise capital to 45,000 and a $2,000 dividend, noting strong historical performance and long service of officials.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss blood poisoning, medical cautions, and a vague health program. Mentions individuals and places in a period voice, with uncertain names and dates. The readable parts hint at illness concerns and potential civic response, but details are garbled.
A garbled OCR passage references a New York polisher, envelopes, a historic joke, and Macaulay with notes on England’s history. It blends names, places, and events in a stream of disjointed phrases, lacking clear cohesive narrative or a single discernible event.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and phrases about guilt and identity. It mentions Antone B and Michel Ie with unclear context and references Jewish and other groups in a disjointed stream of words. The passage lacks coherent events or a clear narrative to summarize.
Washington letter reports Senator Colberson of Denier criticizing President Roosevelt over Brownsville Texas incidents and the handling of Black soldiers. It notes renewed partisan sparring, Japanese immigration policy, and domestic political tensions shaping the Senate debate.
The report shows cattle market activity with varied demand and prices. Steers traded around 3.00 to 3.50 per hundredweight, bulls 2.00 to 2.60, and stockers showing uneven demand. hay and feed costs noted. Receipts included cattle, hogs, and lambs with prices fluctuating by quality and weight.
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