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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text discusses a dubious medicine and low-cost claim but contains many garbled phrases, mis-spellings, and nonsensical sentences. Key elements like product name, organization, or concrete facts are unreadable, preventing a precise summary. The readable portions imply advertising of a medicine promising savings with questionable legitimacy.
The message from Chit W Peterson announced a daughter born to his wife at Miners Hospital Na this morning. Both mother and baby are reported doing well.
The text outlines an extended east coast trip with stops in Washington DC and New York, plus a west coast visit to Florida and across the Straits of Florida to Tavana Cala. They expect to be away from Kemmerer for the next month or six weeks.
Fragmentary report describes a trip to Ogden by an unnamed individual kept to bed since December. A local councilor, Lo from Okmerer, and Cael Suhr of Big Torn are noted as assisting, with Mr Suter as a key official.
A distressed family seeks aid after a series of hardships including starvation threats and unemployment. The article notes a father’s struggle to provide and the children’s worsening condition as local support efforts are mobilized.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Washington Birthday and various garbled phrases. It is unreadable in places, with names and dates unclear. Extractable items include a mention of a celebration, possible events, and references to dancing and a party, but no coherent report or identifiable entities.
Community listings announce events at New Kemmerer Theatre and Lyceum with shows at the Davis and Frontier venues. Basketball games feature Kemmerer versus Evanston, plus a Valentine’s Ball and Washington’s Birthday dance at Lyceum.
Rooms at the Palmer House and a newly completed city hall jail welcome visitors. Local notices list residents and travelers from Mel Jadot to L. Larson, with many sick lists, visits, and business trips. The Kemmerer Savings Bank promotes Certificates of Deposit as 1915 calendars go on display and area commerce buzzes around mines, telephones, and en route salemen.
Patchy OCR reveals a social ball summary noting local event attendance and festive mood. Mentions community figures and the year’s end schools event with implied prizes and public enjoyment.
The feature titled Quo Vadis lights up the New Kemmerer Theatre on Prob nary Sth with a cast led by Curtolians ay Ureus. Photos show Lyssa and others in dramatic scenes as executives pursue a bold cinematic tale amid frantic production, with admission priced at $4 for adults and children.
Taken to Denver Monday afternoon to enter St Joseph's Hospital for treatment. Mabel has suffered for some time past, and her friends hope relief from her ailment. Her friend will stay here while she seeks care.
Miss Catalina Teresa Angela died at Lincoln County Miners Hospital last Sunday from complications after an appendicitis operation. Age 14, stepdaughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Spinner, she attended Diamondville school and was popular among classmates. A Catholic church choir member, her death mourned by many children. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm from the Catholic church with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Father Lynch officiated.
Poem laments loss and graveyard devotion to Coleen and Mary. The speaker recalls August smiles and a prayerful pledge, urging a pilgrim’s visit to the sacred grave where memories shine. The piece blends grief, faith, and songs of longing.
We extend gratitude to friends in Kennever and Diamondville and Loyal Order of Moose members and Catholic choir children for sympathies and help at the death and funeral of our step daughter Catalina Teresa Angelo. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spinner.
Assistant Superintendent Manson rode No 10 in his private car to review the line and left on No 9 for Pocatello. Assistant Supt Stevenson and a rotary plow cleared the track between here and Pocatello after a heavy drifted snow and strong winds. Western trains resumed late due to the storm.
Reports from the porpital idle morning say Mrs Ikola of Diamond ville is doing nicely after an early hour operation. Mrs Henry Sealtt and tre Bates, from 4 severing, have recovered enough to return home. John Normatt, treated for appendicitis, will leave hospital in a few days.
A farewell surprise party was held Wednesday last week at the home of Aire and Mr. and Aire A J Dean. The event honored Mr. and Mrs A dy H Felt and A Klenchard with numerous games and a good time enjoyed by all in attendance.
Florence Hooker will depart soon for an extended visit in California and Arizona, expected to last until late June. She plans to spend time with her sister Mrs. T. W. Davies in Tucson and visit G. F. Lauder in Los Angeles, among other relatives.
The annual report shows total receipts from national forests rising 14 percent over 1918 while expenditures for protection and administration fall 2 percent. The government built roads, lines, trails, fences and buildings, supporting grazing of over 20 million head of livestock. Timber sales in 1915 reached 2,009,000,000 board feet with a stumpage value near 64.5 million, offset by fees in 1918. Occupancy of forest study areas and incidental redistricting notes accompany blacked figures. Elk and other wildlife were redistributed across several forests in Colorado and Wyoming, with old papers for sale at the office.
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