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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
7
A notice indicates binding tats and related charges totaling 61.09 to be charged on Wednesday July 9 1913. The fragment references Atgerae of pe co cout wile and a brief billing note for the procedure.
A movement seeks Hon. Frank W. Mondell as next year’s Republican governor candidate. Supporters praise his congressional service and leadership, contending he could unite the party and win the governorship, expanding his influence for Wyoming’s prosperity.
Cokeville Register manager C O Davis visited Kemmerer for Independence Day and returns home to oversee a strong issue for Cokeville readers. Marbleton announces a new Marbleton Republican weekly edited by Joseph A Yost with O Dadalra as associate editor to cover Green River Valley news and promote Marbleton. Snake River bridge funding shifted from 42 000 to 27 000 with Lincoln County and post construction maintenance split awaiting appropriation.
Congressman Mondyll introduces a desert and homestead bill enabling any forfeiting entrants to make another entry under the Luranie Republica. The measure promises a usable path for those previously barred from claiming rights and seeks to restore eligibility.
Local officials plan a large celebration in Kemmerer with support from various camps. The town promises guests a good time and ample lodging, dining, and lodging capacity. The effort aims to showcase Kemmerer as a capable host and attract visitors from the region.
A garbled historical notice laments disregard of statutory treasurer duties in the county. It complains about oath violations and misused funds, urging compliance with sections requiring public accounting of receipts and disbursements by districts for the past year.
A lengthy Fourth of July baseball clash in Kemmerer between the Elks and Moose drew an enthusiastic crowd. The game featured multiple rounds with hits, outs, and dynamic plays, ending with a spirited effort from both sides and totaling strong receipts split between the teams.
Saturday featured Green River and Rock Springs in a fierce ball game over a 125 dollar purse, Green River winning 875 to 830 amid a crowded Bend Park crowd. The match saw heavy batting, clutch runs in the fifth to ninth innings, with Green River taking the lead and Kemmerer’s late pushes failing to overturn the result.
A family from Howell Michigan arrived home after a lengthy stay in the East. They spoke of extreme heat during their travels and noted visits to Detroit and Washington. Debts and notices of settlement were mentioned in passing as they prepared to resume local duties.
Temporary chairman Erwin presided as county board meets in Evanston on matters of county records. John W. Voorhees from Mini doka Tile wid Atetract Cot arrives to settle with Lincoln County for half the transcription work. About 25 typists and 8 proof readers will produce roughly 19 000 words daily, all on loose leaf books for economy. Deputy Clerk Fred Hancey smiles as a newborn daughter arrives. June set a record for county clerk receipts since the office’s founding, signaling citizen awareness of deed recording. TD O’Neil and J I Bete person left after adjournment. John E. Malved commented on the celebration and game.
Harry Clark Jr. fell from a barn behind his home last week and broke his arm. He was treated at Lincoln County Miner's hospital and is recovering well though he will refrain from climbing on any mursharne for a while.
Ralph Smith reports Denver is gearing up for the Kuight Templars event in Angust and notes Mose Lyons, a well known local, has traveled the nation but longs to return to Kemmerer after leaving.
At the Kemmerer Commercial Club gathering on Wednesday evening a committee on furnishing the town’s mulete and report was accepted and discharged. Dr. D Stafford was elected president JP Folver secretary and A Hlonkitis treasurer. The meeting discussed club matters and approved recommendations for the committee. Further officers will be elected at the next meeting. descriptive literature on the town and county will be produced to showcase advantages and resources. The rooms will be furnished and open to visitors as soon as arrangements are complete.
J W Byrtleson of Bellot Kansas, president of the Deloit State laws, visits Kemmerer with his wife. They note a drought in north central Kansas and a late harvest. Me Darthenan and his wife plan a Yellowstone trip and will attend the Tri Conclave Knights Templar in Keusot.
A fragmented notice from a local BPM Co store describes Jimmy Anderwn once in charge of the grocery department at the Veta area chemist shop in Tavaio town over the Fourth. The text notes social greetings and unknown details of the event.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new mill project linked to Piney Toe, with references to Louis and a January date. Mentions a probable event at Vipal by Mie tae, and Mr Jamen to govern after tle, plus a Sitlog ov Fish croak and a cryptic casualty phrase. Overall, a puzzled report of early industrial steps and unclear names.
George Harris a long time resident of Rock Springs died suddenly in his store on July 4. His daughter Mrs. Frank Pfeiffer of Kemmerer and her daughters Ethel and Marjorie rushed to his side after receiving word, while her husband left earlier. Harris was a pioneer of southwestern Wyoming with many acquaintances. Funeral services were held Sunday at George Pickering’s Rock Springs home.
The camera received a bouquet of roses the first of the season from a Kemmerer yard grown by Mrs Wim Downey. It is noted that Hower gardens could thrive in Kemmerer with proper care and it is regretted more yards are not decorated with such beauty.
Labor Day event to feature Homer Hileman horse Wal ford and Barrett hare Nils Finch with a money forfeit noted. Hileman hare won the event entered last week while Barrett hare closed in second in two prior races.
Five men Fred Chopin Bob Hocker John Mischler and Jay Quealy left Monday for Cokeville on an Ashing expedition. Vote Olson will meet them there and Shaparone will accompany the party during their stay at Alice Lake. The auto will likely run daily trips to bring back the fish.
In the District Court of the United States District of Wyoming in bankruptcy the matter of Prank Herrier signals creditors meeting details. The notice cites adjudication of bankruptcy and invites creditors to file claims and appoint a committee, with dates and locations referenced in a damaged OCR fragment.
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