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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
3
The report discusses Theodore Roosevelt as a potential candidate for speaker of the House from New York's First District. It argues for replacing Cannon to end Republican obstruction and advance progressive aims.
Fragmentary text describes land parcels and boundaries north of Boek, near a railroad line. References to 11,000 acres, Steamboat area, and a northern boundary with possible positions north and south of a rail route. The readable fragment suggests a survey context with ownership notes.
The Hailey Comet traveled rapidly across the sky, with observers in the western region noting it visible for a short period on Tuesday evening. Early reports described a bright, elongated streak before it faded from sight.
Morton arrived in Ke apet in custody after a street mugging incident at Blyth. Fin Hombl at Ukekini faced charges in district court after a line confrontation at the Minna Mea & Live Co. Reese hier pleaded and was sent to the voy Jil for a mood the district court docket.
A fragmented report describes thefts and disturbances on the frontier, with residents noting a raid near Ken and tensions rising as authorities investigate. The text references police and local figures, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple garbled phrases and names. No coherent event or entities clearly readable to summarize into a factual card.
The text notes Gattlement return from Omaha after cattle shipment from the upper Green River valley. It describes a long, costly winter journey of about 120 miles and efforts to market cattle at Omaha. It mentions earnings and totals for steers and cows, and that the company headed home Monday morning.
An item notes a planned sale on January 2 for Tlekete followed by a return date set for February 3. It references lines about rates and per mile terms, but the readable fragments are limited.
A short piece argues for careful winter insurance for sheep herds citing a prominent dockmaster and county Bravery at granaries as a model. ItSuggests insured flocks reduce losses and strengthen the whole herd, urging owners to consider protection.
The Kemerns Athletic Club reorganizes under new leadership with a president secretary treasurer trio. A new committee has secured a venue and a band for entertainment, and plans include a basket event and other popular activities. Membership will extend to those wishing to join, with afternoons offered for use.
A local harness shop advertises a full range of stock and supplies to meet the demands of the community segment. It notes the availability of items identified as 118 and references trading a diamond.
The Fort Rock Coal Company moved into new offices in the Occidental building and advertised apparel and haberdashery offerings from Kemmerer Mercantile and Special Hardware. Spencer returned from Rand intersection to Salt Lake City, with Falk resigning from Gunn-Quealy mines and visiting Kemmerer. Home and mining workers listed as relocated or affected amid town activity.
Local reports from Kemmerer cover visits by John Cook and Lyon Rathban from Fontenelle, patient updates on Peter Gordon, and widow Bird's return. Community events include the Kis Ladion Socket club banquet, Mule Skinners masquerade ball, and Keeamerer-Kig Telephone company meeting. Merchants advertise winter stock and farm notes amid health and travel notices.
Mrs Mina Manie Havnett Seabolt of New Fork Wyoming died after an operation on the thyroid in Salt Lake City. She leaves husband Frank Seabolt and two year old Dorothy, who will accompany him back to New York. Her parents reside in Netficks and were unable to attend.
The news records the death of Peter Peckinpa ugh of Fossil after a pneumonia battle. he was years old, married twice, and survived by wife Jennie Wallace and several children. Funeral held at Fossil cemetery with local pallbearers. Also noted is the infant death of Mr and Mrs Veideman’s child born July 14, 1900, died May 17, 1901, with funeral conducted by Rev W H Caffee in Dinnsville, Wyoming.
Roney Pomeroy, a prominent Fontenelle rancher, died in Los Angeles on Sunday from a paralytic stroke. He had wintered in California, and aunt Frank left for his bedside Saturday. death came before arrival. He was a noted figure in Justi nY.
A Board of Inquiry at Surny Evening investigates the boiler failure of engine 1070, 24g miles east of Montpelier. The inquiry, led under the Idaho division, northern district, finds the cause was water shortage and holds Engineer Best and Fireman Rogers equally responsible.
A muddled note describes thaw conditions affecting sheep and grazing. It notes distress among flocks, scarce feed, and hopes that grain may not be needed, with hillsides barren and pasture revival anticipated after past week’s freeze.
Notice from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office Wanston Wyoming dated January 10 1010 announces a land survey and offer for public inspection. It lists townships and lots near Meridian east and describes posting for public viewing and certification by the General Council.
Saturday night events at Finn Hall Diamondville drew a full crowd for Audiewee with prompt starts and strong vocal performances. Notable moments included Piper MacKenzie and Fanny Armellring in Highland dancing, Mary Suedtiou in a Marry Lauder song, Robin Rumson’s Smiddy piece, and Jock Mellow with Todt Little Lost’s award dance. Community social highlights feature local saloon closure news and Knights of Pythias installation, with weather and travel notes amid scarce telegraph service.
Unclear garbled OCR mentions county officers Jobe S Johnaten and Crawford of Evanston visiting on Saturday to attend Ye Honby Burne celebration. Mr Allister attended, with several localities noting meetings and visits. The text notes Kemmerer Sunday greetings and county office activity during the term.
A great airship exhibition is set for Saturday and Sunday January 28 and 29 in Salt Lake City. Participants include Louie Pau and others from the recent aviation week. Flights will be operated from the high point near Koelwn peak. Rates via Oregon Short Line are seven cents per mile each way, with tickets on sale now and a return limit of February 3.
Keeper of records and seals returns to Randolph Utah with relatives. Judge Cos held court and fined two offenders for assault. John Angelo takes charge of Hotel Daly barber shop. Jimmie Hunter leaves for other parts. Joseph McCarthy and family visit Honor Michigan. McCarthy to lead Heckwith section. County officials Abe Crawford and John Johnston attend Bobby Burns celebration. Mixes Floste Smith celebrated fifteenth birthday with friends and games.
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