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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
12
The item states subscription fates and reading notices with rates and billing details. It notes a monthly rate per line and indicates alternating charging times and per hour rates. The notice is dated Wednesday January 15 1913 and credits C Watt Brandon as editor and proprietor.
Subscriptions law decisions outline how renewals and arrears are handled, and how discontinuations, moves, and non receipt affect liability. Wyoming’s legislature convened in Cheyenne. Edison’s kinetophone demo noted. counties listed. a road-funding bill proposal would boost forest reserve receipts for roads. A Cody storm damaged the New Masonic Temple, with contractors Brace r & Stanton facing cost issues. The Medicine Bow News clarifies local spelling quirks and names.
Liev Josuph M Carey is named to a local post in Larauie by the council, a 30 year old graduate of the Conossty of Michigan. He is described as a long-standing resident of Wyciilig with a focus on improving the region and fostering opportunities. The note highlights the community’s hope for growth under his leadership.
The readable portions describe a crowd leaving a Wyoming park and mention a planned act or regulation. Many words are unreadable or corrupted, obscuring precise facts, dates, or names and preventing a clear summary of events. The fragmentary OCR yields no coherent event.
The piece argues irregularities in coal camp voting under Quealy, comparing November 1910 counts for Frontier Sasie and Sublet with Diamondville, Glencoe and Oakley camps. It cites payrolls and mentions party shifts, Quealy’s Republican allies, and Western opposition to an eastern Secretary of the Interior.
The Denver Chamber of Commerce sent a resolution praising Wyoming Congresssman Mondell for securing a $400,000 supplemental appropriation for the Denver post office building. It cites his persistence in Washington that enlarged post office land and funding were approved, crediting his speech with swaying a majority in Congress.
Community notices list upcoming picture shows and dances at Kemmerer venues, church benefit films, and a parade of local visits. Residents include Miss Matthews visiting Superior, T R Jones improving after illness, Father Lynch returning for services, and plans for the Masonic Temple opening in Rock Springs.
O Shuster and his daughter left yesterday bound for Los Angeles to settle their fate and begin anew. They plan a brief stop in Washington and at their destination will decide on a location and prepare household goods for shipment as they start over in California.
The report notes Pine Bluffs will ship more than a thousand oars of wheat as season ends. Regulary shipments from two elevators at St ewns Birger Behalf dhate halt rainon bushels of grain daily, with farmers paid for grain delivered.
A report states that the body of rancher Jack Bowen was found frozen to death near Morus Creek while returning home after buying supplies. The incident is described as a fatal cold exposure with Bowen last seen in poor health and seeking shelter.
The Independent of Odd Fellows Lodge No. 81 installed new officers at a ceremony in their upcoming hall Hobie Pratt Burke. The building is to be dedicated soon with a ball and banquet planned. Uncle Sam proposes slot machines for stamp sales, a move viewed as unbeatable by the public.
A fragmented OCR item describes a French actress promoting a home routine to stay slender and save money. She wakes, drinks chocolate, reads the morning paper in bed, tears it into pieces, scatters them, then tidies the scraps and repeats the ritual at night for sprightliness.
In a calm scene a couple shares a quiet voyage as a man declines a proposal. He urges his partner to row to shore and ask again later, noting the boat rests over fifty feet of water and capsizing risk.
The Hotel Dieu in Paris, reputedly Europe’s oldest hospital, was founded to serve pilgrims and the poor without regard to age or creed. In 1788 it stood among 46 city hospitals. a commission led by Tenon and Lavoisier reported 35,000 sick and poor cared for that year.
Keomorette in Kemmerer Wy boasts abundant water power and riverside beauty with a population around 4 000 in the district. The town hosts five wineries near Pedius mile and supports coal, coke, electric light and rail lines. The local economy centers on Amalgamated Cogger Co and Clemroe id Onbies facilities with utilities and transport linked to the surrounding region.
A distorted OCR fragment describes a group named ONERS holding its first meeting on a Monday. The text mentions certificates of ties and a sneer against an unspecified entity, with unclear context and few readable details.
Dr C D Stafford of Kemmerer and others appear in court house notes amid garbled text. The item references county clerks and duties, a potential operation, and a controversial remark on voting rights, all embedded in unclear OCR.
A brief item notes Jobo Berwin took in an orphan at a Jackson Hole location yesterday afternoon. The report mentions a young boy joining a ranching setting and a hope for a stable home.
A spectator held the hand for the player, receiving the cards as the first player exited the room, leaving the second to continue. The scene centers on the gesture of sending the hand to the spectator and the transition of players in the room.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a murder event with a blade used in a stabbing and subsequent custody transfer. Names and precise places are unclear, but the account references a weapon, a victim near the heart, and police handling following the incident. The text is garbled and incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text reflects scattered remarks on leap year and bachelor expectations with garbled phrases. No clear events, names, or dates emerge to form a factual news item.
J W Cares and Joboneal returned from a trip into Tahoe. They report a pursuit of the Belse and Caldve. Details are sparse and names appear in uncertain OCR form.
Town of Kemmerer requires sidewalk cleaning following snow. Nots: property owners liable for fines if work not completed within two days after snowfall. Notices posted by town officials. Also includes local ads for Kemmerer Bakery and St. James and St. Patrick churches with service times.
A Thursday devotional event is announced for Kemmerer and Diamondville area residents at 1:80 p.m. The gathering, hosted by Epworth Kemmerer, invites attendees and mentions Ernest J. Magur of Huston in association with the service.
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