Advertising Rates Display at Local Paper Office
Fragmented OCR notes advertise advertising rates display with headings and paren data. Mentions date Wednesday July 10 1912 and price per line information.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1912
Page
16
Fragmented OCR notes advertise advertising rates display with headings and paren data. Mentions date Wednesday July 10 1912 and price per line information.
Timothy Kinney returned to Cokeville from the coast and Salt Lake City to help load wool. Joe oversaw the outfit during shearing and hauled about 300,000 pounds of wool, sold at 20 cents per pound. The wool was in exceptionally good condition.
Kemmerer town officials announce bids due July 20 at 4 pm for cement paving and curbing totaling about 4000 feet along Pine Avenue and adjacent crossings. The project includes guttering, street crossings, and a connection to local landmarks with completion target by September 1.
Report of the Condition of the Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company Kemmerer Wyoming at the Close of Business on the 14th day of June 1912. Financial details show assets and liabilities as listed in the bank’s status report with figures reflecting the period ending mid June 1912.
Regular meeting of the Kemmerer Town Council July 1 with Mayor Folger and members Hibbs Smith Brown present. Minutes approved, reports received, fines and salaries listed, bills approved for payment, appt. Hibbs and Smith to investigate culvert project toward Diamondville.
A. D. Honttins with a party including Hosking Mins Ethel Hows Sam Row and Clyde Has traveled to Big Piney to celebrate the Fourth in a new Michigan car. The round trip took five hours out and four and three quarters hours back after an initial car fault. About 1,000 people attended the Green River celebration, a credit to the organizing committees. Earl Hamilton and the Mines Kann Salmon and Beste Rathinn also autoed from Kemmerer.
Governor Carey issues orders placing Capt V K Hart in command of the 3d Regiment with colonel rank succeeding Col Francis De Castro who retires. Major Mentzer to lieutenant colonel and rifle practice inspector. Capt West to major. Lt Alfred H Beach to major. Lt Zwincke shifts battalion duties. Also announces no teachers certificate examinations in Evanston July 26-27 1913 and no additional exams around county institute per State Board of Examiners. County Superintendent Iva T. Irish.
A large Diebold manganese safe weighing about 6000 pounds was installed outside the railing in the bank window before its planned vault placement. The top and door are solid steel, burglar proof, with a heavy lock and five inch clearance. The bank aims to move into its new 1000 building between September 11 and October. Also noted is a new refrigerator line at Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. A brown horse weighing about 1000 pounds with Shield brand, diamond mark, and a five shoe, was left near Kemmerer on the 6th. $10 reward offered.
Notice to creditors of the estate of John Sterle in Uinta County Wyoming. Frank Rosenstein appointed administrator by Probate Judge on June 15, 1912. Creditors must present verified claims within six months or be barred from any share of the estate. J. W. Sammon, attorney.
Notice records the incorporation of The Lincoln County Miners Hospital Association in Wyoming on June 20 1912 to build operate and maintain a hospital and nurses home in Kemmerer with branch nurse homes at mining camps. It lists 11 initial directors and designates Kemmerer as principal office with Frank Pfeiffer as agent. The notice ends with a stray market ad mentioning steaks and chops at Kemmerer market.
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