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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
6
A terse classified style note urges property listings with The Real Estate Man. It mentions a 1000 acre ranch in autumn conditions near Trion Wyoming with a cultivatable well and potential to yield 1090 tons of hay. The seller hints at doubling output with little more work.
Notice of publication for Bill A. Killen of Moline Illinois who filed a coal declaratory statement serial 9275 on August 17 1013 for section 6 7 8 township 21 north range west at Evanston Wyoming. Objectors must file affidavits of protest within 80 days after the notice appears, via the register Thomas V. Davis.
Community calendar lists a benefit dance at the Lyceum on the 19th to support local causes. Organizers invite residents to attend the event featuring music and dance performances.
Community notices from Kemmerer detail last call for Hood River berries at the M M store with phone contact, plus hotel stays, local visits, and weekend events. Readers learn about rooms for rent, a free piano contest, a July Fourth gathering, and assorted local commerce updates.
In Oakley a deadly shooting occurred after a dispute at the Dunkley camp. J Nagashige fired five shots at K Marahami late Sunday night, four hitting him. one bullet lodged near the navel. Sheriff Hansen and deputies, with Ivan E Jones, pursued the suspect, described as a dangerous man.
The Remainerer Hardware & Porn'. Inte Co.'s piano contest invites twenty candidates, each vying for prizes by Oct. 10. Public interest shows Kemmerer residents are active and optimistic, hoping the contest boosts business and prosperity for all. Votes are final once cast. candidates cannot transfer votes if withdrawn.
A fragmented OCR list shows names tied to a Sunday school or church context with mixed identifiers like 64063 and 61000, plus several personal names such as Pauline Sammon Jennie Lenore Neil Edith Thomas and Lottie Lamberson. The text lacks coherent narrative or dates, suggesting a damaged roster or community notice.
A mixed Diamondville and Kemmerer team meet Stock Springs at Kemmerer grounds Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Expected good attendance as fans seek value. Also planning a Kemmerer match between Green River and Bancroft with both teams in strong form.
Hood River Berries received by M and M Store. Residents from Green River visited area over the Fourth including Mines Folger and Fitzpatrick sisters of Mrs Crossen. Diamondville plans housing south of the hospital near Town of Kemmurer plat. Mrs Humerick and daughter Anna visiting from Missouri, then to Pocatello and Boise. Hoits family to Fish Haven for a couple weeks. Curtin returns from Salt Lake winter camp, heads to wheap camps. Louis Jones boasts a brown bone hide trophy. Ed S Hansen learns of a new daughter. Ed receives well wishes. Laramie visitors over the Fourth. Irvine extends stay to Halt Lake City. Cement man reportedly back on the job.
A West audience attended a Saturday showing at Whitney's theater featuring C Pr Groves of Gooing Mare presenting The Frozen North. The film showcases Siberia wildlife including seals walruses polar bears and northern animals with close shots of a polar bear chasing a seal and a cub clinging to its mother. The footage captures diving motions and a young bear clinging to its mother's tail as captors release it. Whitney plans a fall tour with these pictures and predicts strong public appeal.
An electrical storm last Sunday burned out the Kemmerer light plant armature and an extra unit failed the next night, plunging Kemmerer into darkness. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including Colonel Christmas from Salt Lake City and A Blickfeldt of Tre Cami force. Recovery and activity across the area are described, with plans for travel, medical and real estate matters and town announcements.
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