13 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1907
Page
1
A dense, spell-rough column lists local merchants in Diamonville and Kemmerer area, with notices about Haying tools, fishing tackle, harness stock, and jewelry repair. It mentions travels to Evanston and Salt Lake, a coroner’s visit, a cattle show, and upcoming entertainments by Eilers.
Pomeli ac county reports a heavyweight boxing match between Ladin Joe of Kemmerer and Hen Smith of Rock Springs. The bout will be held at Callahan's Opera House on Saturday, duty 201. Both fighters are known for speed and power, drawing strong local interest.
The new melodrama King of the Cattle Ring is presented by Killer's Big Show with an elaborate cast and air scenery. The production, costing over a thousand dollars to secure, promises top entertainment as traveling performers in two Pullman cars travel to the venue.
A reader from Fort Worth Texas endorses Hlerbine as a positive remedy for liver disorders and related ailments. The writer notes improved digestion and general well being after using the product and urges others in the household to try it.
The body of William Oliver known as 1" DHS" a colored man, was found by How's Fork near Oakley mining camp. Coroner’s inquest found no violence. death likely from a fall while intoxicated. Oliver had been missing about three weeks and friends say he was habitually fond of liquor. He was buried at Dimonsville cemetery.
A garbled report describes a catastrophic dyke breach in a Dutch province caused by a leak from the North Sea. It mentions authorities and a dramatic near miss, with references to medical remedies and a failed attempt to avert disaster. The text is heavily distorted with misread names and phrases.
FG Lay AL Le pastor announces Sunday school remains at eleven o'clock every Sunday at the Methodist Chapel. Preaching at eight o'clock each evening. No regular evening services will be held.
An old piece promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills described as a safe remedy for constipation and digestive discomfort. It claims benefits like easing bowel blockage and preventing appendicitis while emphasizing simple use and personal health improvement.
Estray notice from Danie 2th WoT at the mouth of stale Creek. Animal or item came to tench ov Gree Hiver, AL around 11Kyond. Claimant must provide proof of ownership. adver may be linked to Hoag pepe wal pay and A Cash.
A garbled OCR style fragment references Abraham Lincoln, various names, plans, and places, with unclear connections. It reads as a misread historical snippet mentioning Carter, Malland, Syrniy, and Kemper in a muddled sequence, lacking coherent facts or dates.
Charles Nordquist of Horton Kansas and Guy Button of Lav Wyoming die when gas overtakes a party while exploring an old coal opening near Holland Credit. The group meant to reach Alice Lake but sought shelter,Nordquist saves his companion before collapsing. An inquest will be conducted. families notified.
Palmville Virginia resident A S Bruce writes of a twenty year struggle with malignant sores and buried wounds. The item praises a treatment for old ulcers and cuts, noting a price of 26 cents at J B Roberts druggist.
The Fourth at Frontier drew a large, orderly crowd despite a few critics. Thayer's Saxophone band from Rock Springs provided music, with an evening dance by members of the band. A parade opened the program, followed by a 1 o'clock ball game won by Frontier against O.S.S. engineers. Intermission featured visits to Kemmerer and Mr. Pl Quealy's home, aiding the event financially. Afternoon contests included races for all ages, with various awards and performances, including two pole jumps and shot putting. Hon. Lawrence Quealy spoke, and free refreshments were distributed to children.
A Washington letter describes Sir Chentung Liang Cheng leaving Washington for a post in the Foreign Office. It notes his baseball interest, social popularity, family, and a grand departure parade. It mentions his daughter, a Chinese secretary Yong Kwat, and a U.S. wife, plus society life at Du Pont Circle. The piece also touches on a Smeller Trust investigation and potential implications for anti trust enforcement and prices.
The article discusses the uncertainty of dispatching warships and the political aim of preparing for possible conflict with Japan. It argues that deterrence and readiness may deter aggression, while cautioning against public deception or unverified assurances.
A fragmentary note suggests tension over marrying a capable girl who would be a good manager, with one person blaming the arrangement as hard to bear across seven winters at Cornell Widew.
A rural mall carrier in the country is cited in a quirky report about a Maine young woman. The piece references a claimed natural temperature for pigeons and turkeys around 100 degrees, ten degrees below what is implied as an adult heat standard.
An elderly Publi Georgia resident extols Bleetiie Bibs as a tonic claiming renewed youth and strength. The advertisement touts relief from dyspepsia and digestive issues and promises a money back guarantee by a local druggist.
Notice of final settlement for the estate of David Schuster, deceased, in Thoth County District Court. Inventory lists assets valued near 80,000 with widow and children identified. Court orders publication and requires heirs to appear on September next to show cause why settlement should not be approved.
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