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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
7
Fragmented OCR passage describes mining operations and safety concerns. Mentions judges, credit, and experiments linked to mining gear and protective measures. Notes about water contamination, mining hazards, and the role of officials in oversight. The garbled text references an experiment week and aims to protect workers.
Mrs Develd McAllister and a Branston visitor traveled by gate boat last Saturday to attend the Burne celebration in the basin area. The pair joined local residents for the event and returned home without incident.
Readable excerpts describe a national push by leaders to win women the right to vote through federal legislation. The text notes ongoing cooperation with key figures and states that movement supporters believe women are increasingly united and ready for action.
Fragments describe a Cumberland context with vague references to private certs and a person named Weems. It mentions two Papas, nine married individuals, and cavalry ties to the UB and Asieses. Text is garbled and unclear about events or outcomes.
The United States Gestigious cartel plans rescue stations at key mining towns to lower fatalities. Stations will be in urban areas and universities with training for government imports and oxygen use, serving states from Indiana to New Mexico and Colorado, providing access for miners and owners alike.
A muddled report from Metarday describes wolves near Hamefork range feeding well and bold, attacking livestock. A local observer notes many traps, scarce feed, and significant livestock losses despite efforts to protect them.
In Kemmerer last week Kemmerer Pine Telephone Company leaders Dodge Malsch discuss expansion to boost Western Wyoming lines. The firm, with 860 miles of line and 185 instruments, plans more branches and desert connections to raise toll and rental revenue, awaiting more funding and stock interest.
A public lands report shows extensive land use and rental figures for Wyoming. It details desert land grants, irrigation projects along Green River, and proposed canal works affecting thousands of acres, with references to congressional actions and hospital lands.
George Campbell of Granger, wounded last week during a saloon hold up, reports a Mexican stranger carried out the robbery. The assailant allegedly threatened vendors, demanded money, and fled as bystanders watched. Details remain unclear and local residents await further confirmation.
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