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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
4
Editor C Watt Brandon notes subscription prices and notices for various services. The text lists rates per month, and payment terms, with references to a 1913 publication date and placeholders for reading notices and delivery details.
Readers learn subscription laws from the Supreme Court rulings while notes on Wyoming legis lature counties road funding and a talking motion picture machine headline the page. The Cody storm damaged the Masonic Temple and local contractors face costs, with editor Knute delivering nickname mispronunciations for Medicine Bow and Niobrara county news.
Liev Josuph M. Carey was appointed to a local office in Larauie district at age eight years, following a practice of the Soule Haun Wat Just. Carey, a graduate of the Conossty of Michigan, is a new resident of Wyciilig and gains opportunity to imuling. The text notes 8 great surcme enhanced by the Long Western maperienne.
An OCR fragment discusses a Wyoming population park policy with unclear names and scattered phrases. It hints at a debate on a park proposal, mentioning authorities and a timeline but contains numerous garbled terms and misspellings. The readable pieces suggest a public discussion or legislative-like context without clear entities.
The article argues that coal camps in the hive region show manipulated results under Mr Quealy. It cites official counts for supreme court votes, payroll data, and camp comparisons to claim Democratic bias and questionable influence. It also critiques eastern Secretary of the Interior selection, urging a Western candidate.
The Denver Chamber of Commerce sends a resolution praising Wyoming Representative Mondell for securing a $400,000 additional appropriation for the Denver post office building. The note cites his persistence in Washington that led to raising the land for the sail post office facility and credits his speech with convincing a majority of the delegation of the need.
List of local events in Kemmerer includes a Thursday picture show at the new Kemmerer theater for St. James Episcopal church, plus dances, concerts, and social visits. Notes on residents traveling to Salt Lake City, Payette, and Bloomington, and changes in local businesses and lodging.
O Shuster and his daughter left yesterday for Los Angeles where they plan to settle. They will first visit Washington and other stops before choosing a location and packing household goods for shipment as they seek a new home.
A Pine Bluffs report estimates grain shipping will drain over a thousand oar Iants of wheat as two elevators in St Ewns Birger Behalf dhate halt rainon bushels daily. Farmers pay OL fergy for grain handling as the season ends.
A report from Daniel on Sunday states the body of rancher Jack Bowen was found frozen near Morus while returning home after obtaining supplies. Bowen faced hardships and his death is tied to a bitter, wintry incident.
Lodge No. 81 Independent of Odd Fellows installed at their new hall Hobie Pratt Burke and W Abder recabersate lead ceremony. Dedication set for January 93 with ball and banquet. Uncle Sam plans slot machines for selling stamps, claims to be unbeatable by the public.
A fragment describes a French actress promoting a light home regimen. She drinks chocolate in bed, reads the morning paper, tears it into scraps, and then tidies the pieces while performing light gymnastic movement. She repeats a similar ritual at night for sprightliness.
A couple aboard a drifting boat share a sunlit scene as he declines her proposal. He urges her to row to shore and asks her to try again later, noting the fifty foot deep water and risk of capsizing if she acts hastily.
The Hotel Dieu in Paris, possibly Europe’s oldest hospital, is said to have admitted pilgrims and beggars of all ages and creeds at all hours. One of 46 Paris hospitals in 1788, it cared for about 35,000 sick and poor that year per a commission report by Tenon and Lavoisier.
Ambitious boast of Kemmerer Wyoming outlines a booming landscape with rivers, coal and coke co operations, electric light and water systems, and a growing population. The piece mentions multiple firms and infrastructure, though text is garbled and hard to parse, leaving a vivid but unclear portrait of industry and town life with varied named entities and places.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a meeting held Monday with unclear details. The text mentions certificates and ties, suggesting a formal or organizational gathering, but specifics such as names, places, dates, or outcomes are unreadable.
A fragmented court house note mentions Kemmerer figures Dr. C D Stafford and Harold R Harrison, with discussion of county clerk duties and voting rights. The garbled text references county commissioners, Glencoe and Earle M, and raises questions about who may vote and related public duties without clear context or outcomes.
A brief rural item notes a young orphan placed with ranchers near Jackson Hole yesterday afternoon. The move aims to provide stability for the child, with guardianship arrangements not fully detailed in the fragment.
A spectator was selected to play the hand for the contestant, taking the cards while the first player exited the room. The scene shifted as the second participant appeared.
Fragmentary report details a stabbing near Hy heart area. Victim W I f dent is assaulted by Bally with a long bladed knife during a passing event. The assailant Bagy is later taken into custody by Shor authorities as the case unfolds with unclear further charges.
Fragmentary passage discusses expectations around leap year and bachelor status, with hints of ceremony and debate. The text is garbled but suggests a public or campus discussion about timing, identity, and social tradition impacting students. Names, dates, and locations are unclear.
J W Cares and Joboneal retu rned to report from a Tahoe excursion as efforts continue to locate the missing Belse and Caldve. No clear details on suspects or motives are provided in the fragment.
Public notice warns residents to clean sidewalks within two days after snowfall as required by the Town of Kemmerer. Failure may result in fines or property charges. Local sugar shop and churches are mentioned in passing within the damaged text.
Community service notice from Kemmerer and Diamondville areas listing events at Epworth Kemmerer and a devotional gathering at 1:80 p.m. on Thursday with invitations to participate. Ernest J. Magur of Huston named as a contact for the event and Pew.
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