13 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
1
A cluttered local page reports repairs and trades in Kemmerer with mentions of Ty Harentte, Garett powder, Hibbs trip, A L Slepp Raateasil, Ke Anderson, Hogby Martin sick leave, and growing winter sale ads. It also notes arrivals, baby news, church choirs, hats, and a big February dance planned by Hand Boys.
Lander Mountaineer reports Utie Noble and A Hamilton plan The Cora Sentinel and a new Fre mont County title The sho shimi Capital will debut soon with E H Rathboorn editor, signaling more newspapers in the area. In Lander talks for another county paper rise with 1808 prospects. In court, Orin Moore is sentenced to ninety nine years for second degree murder. A La Pierre woman gets three years for killing her lover in Thermopolle amid a drunken quarrel. Max Grolla receives three years for assault with intent to kill. John Wright sues J H King and wins five hundred fifty dollars over a sheep deal. Lola Small’s common law marriage to Dr Julias A Schoulke is declared valid and the doctor’s estate awarded to her. Word from Lous Tree is lacking on a fatal cattlemen and sheep men fray near that locale. Garside is killed, Goodman shot in the foot, and Allard escapes as bodies are brought to Lyman. the incident lies just over the state line in Sweetwater County near Fort Bridger. Denver News notes the tragedy crossed into Weber, Utah area.
Parcels in block Kemmerer Wyoming labeled as lots 10 F and 38 offer cosy cottages already rented. Marketed as a prime investment with very reasonable terms. Inquiries directed to Cuantes Evam in Kemmerer Wyoming.
Miss Curtis used privileges to visit the Diamondsile School last Wednesday afternoon. Students displayed work on shelves above blackboards in ten rooms. Clay modeling excited the younger pupils as an impromptu camera study captured their efforts. A new arithmetic review class formed while algebra and geometry concepts began to unfold. History lessons traced the founding nations and war consequences as students ponder the primary questions of youth.
The annual report details the 1904 dipping drive across Carbon Sweetwater Uinta Fremont Natrona Big Horn Sheridan Johnson Crook counties, with 2.8 million export lambs dipped once and fees totaling about 157,000. It notes drop in infected bands from 90 percent to under four per cent by 1904, shifts to targeted case inspections, and a new sheep law with enforcement costs over 1,000 while import fees for 1905 reached 4,134. The appendix shows 1,449,125 sheep exports, Casper leading in numbers, and wool output totaling 31,400,450 pounds, led by Casper and Cody.
The First National Bank held its regular annual meeting with the old Board of Directors in attendance. The report shows strong progress since 1900, including loans and discounts at 150,890.86, deposits near 191,004.00, time certificates 151,442.50, and a 15,000.00 surplus fund. Management credits officers for efficiency and notes the bank’s solid standing in the county.
The Catholic Church will hold a morning mass at 9 o clock and a high mass at 1 o clock tomorrow. The music at the 1 o clock service will be the same as on Christmas Eve, offering a special treat for attendees.
Matters of vital importance will be discussed at the second annual meeting of the Wyoming Wool Growers association at Casper on January 24 and 25, 2008. Railroads offer low rates for attendees interested in maintaining current mutton prices. Walker G. 5.
A Wyoming bulletin urges all woolgrowers to attend the Casper convention on the 23rd and 24th, or send reps if needed. Aims include speaking on range issues, presenting united demands, and stressing that woolgrowers and sheep interests affect the state's future and prosperity.
Washington Letter reports Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin taking the oath at the Vice Presidents desk with rival Senator Spooner present. The scene draws crowd interest amid longstanding Wisconsin GOP tensions. Platt and Depew in ill health. Depew’s wife abroad. rumors swirl about Depew resigning amid connections to insurance firms.
A small gold watch attached to a black silk and ivory chain is missing. A reward of 85.00 will be paid for its return to this office.
The Denver Aston Stock Yards report lists a positive week in cattle trading with higher prices and strong demand, especially for beef steers. Bulls and cows showed gains, with top steers near 4.25 and averages around 2.25 to 3.60, while stocker supply was ample yet quality varied.
The Ladies Aid Lovisty schedules a community gathering at the home of Mrs Oscar Swanson in Jon Dath 10H. Members will legwork for attendees and plan outreach activities as part of the Aid Society program.
The MB Church announced a Sunday evening service with a prelude and offerings. Readers note the schedule includes union league activities and local group table arrangements, with details on attendance and participation at the church hall.
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