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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
8
A publisher appeals to subscribers in arrears to remit promptly as weekly costs rose. Outsized losses reflect in 83.12 annual deficit on 52 issues, with postage threats looming. Iowa inspectors probe delinquent lists risking mail classifications. some names removed for nonpayment, alternative payment options offered.
Editorial notes the National Livestock Association approved a lease law at its Denver meeting and praised Pinchot. It criticizes the group for supporting measures perceived to hurt small landowners and homebuilders, with The Cheyenne Daily Tribune weighing in.
The text critiques the Tribune for wavering in its support of Gifford Pinchot and forestry methods while praising Taft for actions in dismissing Chief Forester Pinchot. It argues the paper now favors opening public lands to big stockmen, harming small settlers, and reflects on past editorial consistency.
An airship exhibition is planned in Salt Lake City over the upcoming weekend with participants from the recent Angeles Aviation Week. Tickets go on sale January 26 with a return limit of February 3.
The article describes Bud Payne facing a complaint about the weather’s impact on town drains. Heavy rain torrents overwhelmed the west hills and town streets. The main sewer near Hotel Kemmerer failed to drain, causing street flooding until trench work redirected water toward the Downey side and later to the creek.
Willard Bell came from the sheep camp east of Rock Spun for a short visit with his family. He reported his flocks in very good condition and that they have not needed grain, thriving on the range.
The article notes a forthcoming Tuesday vote on whether the locality should incorporate. It says there is strong opposition and predicts a near unanimous decision against incorporation.
A Riverton case reports a band of sheep driven into a cave during a cold snap. One John Love’s sheep herders died hours after, leaving J A Delfelder’s men blamed for releasing the flock. The event prompted warnings as animals faced death from exposure and starvation.
Readable text notes new uniforms and a hose cart with pictures. The report mentions a group’s imagery and implies the unit’s status, but details are unclear and no dates or names are provided.
A local meeting was postponed until next Saturday as officials including Jones and Frank Joyney together with manager Ira Rock Springs return to Rock Springs. Fremont County and Shonboni are noted in the unsettled absence affecting the agenda.
A letter from Durant, owner of a Fall River ranch, notes about 430 informers and a stem of silt hindering escape toward the dark, with several hundred still in the basin. Many have moved toward the Holacka and Anake River while eastern settlements present fences. Losses remain very light.
We thank friends for kindness shown and flowers sent during our sad bereavement. Mr and Mrs A J Wireman express gratitude and acknowledge support from the community.
Monarch Ranges claims gold at the Seattle Exposition with top honors over all competitors. We are sole agents for Uinta County and carry the full line. Mountain Trading Co. Diamondville Wyoming represents the brand.
A brown horse about four years old, weight 1080 pounds, branded on the left shoulder, was found at the Wright ranch around December 10. Owner may claim by paying fees to W. Miller, Kommerer, Wye, or at the Wright ranch.
A notice lists applicants and identifiers for a public land claim in this district. Names include George Hew and Bonnan with associated locations and dates. The notice calls for publication and outlines filing requirements and deadlines.
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