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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1913

Page

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Appointment of Lincoln County Court Commissioner Honored

Attorney Bob Christman of Kemmerer named court commissioner for Lincoln County. Dedication of the new Odd Fellows building in Kemmerer set for Saturday with a public ceremony, address by W. L. Kuykendall, and a free dance at Lyceum theater. The two story brick lodge hall includes a large main room and banquet hall, with modern conveniences and a new banquet facility for lodge events.

Bob Christman Kemmerer Inetwook Lincoln County Otter Wwe Ig chawiT&rs Edge Babe Tooond Chrismas Odd Fellows W. L. Kuykendall Beevies Ae Indies Eeternity

St Margaret s Guild Hosts Evening of Entertainment

The St Margaret s Guild sponsored a Thursday night picture show that drew good attendance. Features included entertainment on the street side and a Boy Scouts exhibit. The event showcased disciplinary drills and a stretcher drill, with Rev W N Pierson guiding the Boy Scouts training.

St. Margaret's Guild St Infanis America W. N. Pierson

Town of Kimmerer sidewalk cleanup notice

In accordance with municipal rules, the town requires sidewalk cleaning when snow falls. Work will be organized by the city and may involve occupancy of adjacent property. No arrests expected.

Kimmerer

Livestock Valuation Meeting Recommends Higher Cattle Values

The State Board of equiization met in Cheyenne with lawmakers and stockmen to set this year’s livestock values. John B. Kendrick chaired. cattle values likely rise from 12 to 10 per head for cattle over a year, while dairy cows stay capped at 40 per head. Sheep valuation reduced by 10 percent, horses untaxed.

Howx Forsyth Baird Cheyenne John B. Kendrick

Legislative Notes On Railway Commission Proposal

A cryptic legislative note mentions Renator Garpenter again introducing a railway commission bill. The passage references The Hon Mise Nellie Traux and county interest in district attorney offers across judicial districts. The text is garbled but signals a public duty and proposed reforms.

Renator Garpenter Railway Commission Nellie Traux Omnes

Elected Officers and Directors At Local Banks

At recent stockholders meetings, First National Bank elected Quonly as president Sneddon as vice president Pfeiffer as cashier and Mason Lae mene as director. Rennerst Savings Bank and Trust named Took as president Chrisman as vice president Smith as cashier Baldwin as assistant cashier with Haw kine Kemmerer Chris man Fenner and Smith as directors.

Tthe First National Bank Quonly Thee Sneddon Frank Pfeiffer Roy Mason Laemene Cashier Parley Baldwin Masistant Cashier A. D. Hawkine Oe L. Kemmerer Jus. W. Chrisman W. E. Fenner E. L. Smith

Sweetwater County Aims to Close Saloons

The new county attorney in Sweetwater County orders the sheriff to close all saloons outside incorporated villages, stating he will not tolerate illegal Myoors sales. He vows to resign if he cannot enforce the crackdown and even opposes renewing the deputy’s appointment.

Sweet- Water Ander

Banquet Night for Rail Workers Group at Kemmerer Hotel

About 20 members of the Nemmerrer strays of the Arother ood of Railway Trainmen gathered Wednesday night at the Kemmerer Hotel. They enjoyed an elaborate eight course banquet under feastmaster Mickey He, who told stories and joked about past mischief with poultry.

Cate Tom Min Mickey

Fashion Notes on Teesh Hosiery and Spring Styles

Fashion notes describe a spring trend among teens and young women featuring stockings with embroidered fronts and silk blouses. Silhouettes favor higher headwear to showcase coiffure, with white and colored tops pairing with suits.

Work on Annex Delayed by Rail Arrival Issues

The annex project faced delays due to railway logistics delaying heat supply for plastering. Manager Chapin says work has resumed and the new building should open to patrons by March. The venture aims to stand as a notable local monument and pride.

Chapin

Broken Leg Inferred For Earnest Stinson After Strain

Earnest Stinson, previously treated for a severe leg strain, shows a broken right leg upon examination. Doctors expect healing but may need immobilization or revaluation as treatment proceeds.

Earnest Stinson Lev Ct

Fragmented 19th century bill discussion and appointments

A garbled report outlines a Kansas style bill aimed at halting promoters of wildcat wells, funding relief for Mant Mary Stresauer whose husband died amid a recent outbreak. The text also notes adjournment, party maneuvering, and several Senate appointment rumors, with unclear local names and places.

Kansas Mary Stresauer Mines i Legislative Imues

Japanese Hearing Reveals Self Defense in Beckwith Stabbing

A Japanese man Yamashita was killed by a companion after a quarrel over gambling near Beckwith. McKngnan pleaded guilty to murder but changed to not guilty before Judge RB. Held on 85000 bond, he awaits district court action as later evidence suggests self defense during a frenzied struggle with a butcher knife.

Beckwith Hae Mach Atir McKngnan Evanston Godmundsen Yana Yamashita Yamashita, Onhe Kormimeror Mobayasu Jones Bob Christmas

Unclear Public Notice From Wyoming Times Fragment

Fragmentary text from Wyoming Times mentions Lincoln, Mother Vinta ge and elk behavior on hillsides. Confusing phrasing references God Bless you and possible public sentiment about elk recognition, with garbled names and dates.

Lincoln Wyoming Times Cokeville

Finn band plans Diamondville concert and dance event

The Finn band of Diamondville announces a concert and dance in Diamondville on Sunday the 26th with an excellent program. They will also perform in Rockport on Sunday evening in February and plan another Diamondville concert on a yet undetermined date.

Diamondville Lea

Largest US Coal Mines Race Past One Million Tons

United States coal mines produce over 900000 short tons annually. In 1910 Pennsylvania led with 260 bituminous and 168 anthracite mines producing above this level, averaging 391778 and 444007 tons per mine respectively. The top anthracite mine reached 1020420 long tons, while the leading bituminous mine produced 1285483 short tons.

United States Edward W. Parker Coal Statiatioian Cological Survey Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio

Stabbing at Big Piney in fray over borrowed item

Ed Rowe a rancher from Cottonwood was stabbed several times in the abdomen by Richard Edwards of Mason after a night drinking at a local roadhouse near Big Piney. The quarrel began over an ad item Rowe had borrowed and not returned, leading to the assault before Edwards left the scene. Rowe, a mail carrier between Big Piney and Halfway, received medical aid for his injuries.

Big Piney Ed Rowe Richard Edwards Mason Edwards Peat Railway Rowe Halfway

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