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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1915
Page
13
The snippet lists residents visiting Diamondville and surrounding towns, mentions hospital waits, a Frontier Beach trip, a front door improvement, and various gifts and markets. It notes Mrs. R A Hocker wearing sealskin accessories, Emery of Boise, and several brief mentions of local people and happenings.
Local notices report Curtis the Jeweler and Grace Rusel's Minstrel Maids performing at Kemmerer theater with a full house anticipated. It notes visits from Pet Heitman of Rock Springs and Mrs. Winnie Culberson of Salt Lake, along with health updates and community notices about insurance, expositions, and local residents' movements.
Omar Paterson visited Cokeville last week for business and social calls. Conny Sheehan and Jimmy Stewart accompanied H. Br. Melson of Idaho Falls touring in advance of an upcoming event. A former resident, Matore Polla, moved to Hdabo Palla and is selling a roll top desk and a typewriter. Mrs Fram oan hosted a Saturday call from Mes John Nucker to visit his daughter.
Readable notes indicate a vaudeville drama at the New Theater this Sunday. Advance ticket prices are noted, with seating details and performance timing implied.
The text appears to be a damaged OCR passage with numerous misspellings and unreadable fragments. It mentions places such as Utah and Diamwndrille Moutiay and individuals like Alexanséer bilack et Gosivilie, with little coherent context or verifiable details.
Community news from Kemmerer covers hospital events and visits, school leadership changes, social gatherings, and local business notes. Highlights include Mrs. Lee Bockstent’s progress, St Patrick’s Altars Society event plans, a kitchen shower at the M E Church, and the Wyoming Store sale prices. Regulars report quaratine impacts and lodging changes at the Palmer House, with local police activity and a Chrysler Aisle reference amid daily life in town.
Fragmentary notice about WM EPITT Plumbing testing services with phone contact 89 0 and box address. Details unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a plumbing and testing listing with a contact option.
A reflective program at the Union League in Diamondville featured La ban Howard delivering a sermon on John Mark. Jesus Brown recited a passage from Sir Richard Astley, and iss Burgoon read a scene about a young widow’s son who aided Paul and Peter. A reading about a late telephone operator was followed by a Julia Platt song, Pilot of Galilee.
“Mother” Frank Davis has secured the great pace and is said to be one of the finest motion pictures now showing. The praise comes from the plate program and early talk among audiences.
A Monday night event honored Dr Bartidan and Superintendent J F M More for their roles in education. The gathering featured Professor Creager of the state university and discussed funding and integrity in educational leadership.
The preliminary hearing of two youths, Wen Hurgoon and White, charged in an alleged betting case, was held Monday before Justice Hick McMinn.
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