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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
8
The KEMMERER CAMERA Bedh Wednesday line notes calendar samples for November delivery with diverse domestic and imported calendars. Wyoming stories cite frostbitten sheep herders, Montana and Oregon Short Line rail timetable snubs, and political reckonings over Pinchot forest policies.
Genevieve Megrew, a Fossil school teacher, was badly scalded in Kemmerer when a boiling tea kettle spilled water on her face and neck. Lieut Leuel and Marquis attended her as she received medical care, with conditions described as serious but improving slowly.
A Wyoming cattlemen meeting re elected officers and urged preservation of winter range on upper Green River country. They protested curtailment proposals to reserve winter range for elk and warned such action harms settlers, homebuilders, and future ranches while supporting civilized American homes. They also protest a pardon for Walter Yout convicted of larceny and note New York’s heavy rainstorm caused fatalities.
Mickey Hogan reports heavy yard work as four crews operate around the clock on Kemmerer railroad lines. An engine pulls coal to and from Sublet, with snow challenges easing but steady tonnage driving double shifts toward Glences Maustiou and up toward Moyer.
A list of municipal directors was elected, with names including Sneddon and Heeler among others. The meeting on Tuesday approved advisory appointments and noted the presence of A. D. Monit as chair. Details remain fragmented in the OCR, but the core outcome was the selection of directors and an advisory slate.
The column covers Mesars and Penny at the Palmer Hose store assisting customers, Peter Peckinpaugh journeying from Fouril for recovery hopes, Kenmarie Voliga and Chas Christmas involved in store work, and G. K. Murdock traveling to Granger for sheep feeding reports. Brig Sealth returns from Salt Lake with Sam for night work at the perm House, plus hay prices, lambs, and spring planning details around Border and Kemmerer.
An OCR fragment mentions threats of escape from prison and the role of a Mr. Fists with a tangle of names and numbers. The text is garbled, offering little clear subjects, dates, or locations beyond stray phrases about a punishment or section and potential thaw.
A fragmented community column notes a birthday and social events, mentions a ministerial salary appeal, and lists volunteers and meetings. It references figures like Mrs Wright and Mr Wright, a moving pictures event, and an Elk Ladies social club meeting with treasurer Mary Bird, set amid farm market talk about cattle from Green River valley Neb.
The fragmentary text mentions various local names and brief notes about people and events. It references a car, ovens, a new boy, and several residents like W. T. Stewart, Lew Henderson, Joseph, Mina Melite Dunn, and Lake City. Details are largely garbled, with many incomplete phrases and unclear actions.
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