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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
7
The Kemmerer business community is urged to buy calendars from eastern vendors selling at reduced home prices. A large assortment is promised, with samples weighing over 100 pounds and available in any quantity to benefit local commerce.
Citizens urge Missouri legislation to require county treasurers to mail itemized tax statements in envelopes listing land parcels livestock and farm implements with a space for complaints. Proponents say current notices mislead taxpayers and risk penalties while officials claim the method needs only slight changes and extra staff.
Fragmentary note references a name Jom Morton near Dung As Wyoming with unclear talepr tone stacks and eye imagery. The readable text is garbled and offers no verifiable event or outcome.
A terse report notes Central Wyoming changes in four events affecting teams, results, and standings. Key figures and venues are unnamed in the fragment, but the item signals schedule shifts and program focus.
The Lander Republican reports that W. E. Contant and J. F. Richard, newspaper men from Kansas City, have entered a lease and are now publishing the paper. The item notes prior reforms and a historical territorial law repeal, with reference to local business services and the press.
The bill package under consideration by Representative Mondell seeks to protect mineral and surface rights, extend claims periods for reservations, and ensure return of lands not yet developed after five years. It also addresses rights of entry for surface lands and prioritizes coal and mineral access while safeguarding existing road locations.
In the Upper Green River Valley a major irrigation project called Forty Rod Flat is planned for spring work. Prominent backers from Dee Mains Iowa and Wyoming, including J E Mershon and W Cudentner, join to attract families and develop land, with aim to bring summer homes and unlock undeveloped resources in the region. Local business leaders Lloyd Ruben and others will help.
The page records a string of community items. Mrs George Clark’s complaint to BOL, a meeting at Old Hamfork for comforters and quilts, and notes on local residents including Frank Losier selling a ranch, James and Mary Roddy school references, and Corra ranch activities. Also mentions incorporation filings for Western Irrigated Lands Company, travel notes, visitors, and festive gatherings with refreshments.
Fragmentary account describes a vision from the summit of Astan, noting poor people unseen by others and a disaster near saltwater. An earthquake shows no link to nearby volcanoes Ine and Mrombuli, which exhibit no distress. Stromboli lies inland about 13 miles north of Mesing. caverns are airtight, indicating a deadly underground catastrophe.
Fragmentary notice describes The Commercial Club meeting held last Thursday with references to Hon Black of Big Piney and a regular meeting coming soon It mentions a fight night and names Thompaar of Ayeamore with scattered garbled lines about dates and attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a frontier broadcast event and a first show, with unclear names and locations. The readable items hint at an upcoming presentation or program onset, but concrete details are missing. The fragment lacks date, venue, or participants to form a complete summary.
The fragment mentions Tha gunds tile and Me fer i phn Wiel in a tangled note. Thomas saeddon and Ww are noted along with an on eam reference unclear in the OCR. The readable items suggest a local item or notice but lack clear event or outcome.
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