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Fragmentary OCR suggests an age related legal or eligibility issue with unclear names or details. No identifiable entities or concrete actions present.
15 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR suggests an age related legal or eligibility issue with unclear names or details. No identifiable entities or concrete actions present.
A fragmented local item describes Poole returning to a ranch near Tapehoo by David after years of confinement. The report hints at unstable health and a nervous disorder during hospitalization, with unclear details about his past actions and current status.
Diver Fred Be. Ryan located the drowned boy Avert Wright in backwater near No. 2 mine following two weeks of search. The badly decomposed body was brought to Diamondville cemetery on Saturday. The Wright family receives community sympathy as the body rests in a known grave.
An estray notice seeks owners for two saddle horses appearing around May. One bay horse with split ears bears a JM or Q branding. the other has a brand that is unclear. Property proof required for reclaim. charges may apply. Location referenced as Cruse, Can Nome by proof of ownership. Judges or officials unnamed.
A U.S. Land Office contest notice from Wyoming dated July 10, 140 outlines a formal action affecting a land claim. The notice specifies filing, protest deadlines, and location of the land office involved in the proceedings.
The article portrays Thomas Larnon Larson, a long time Kemmerer laborer, and his son Emile’s graduation from New York Law School. It notes five sons who pursued higher education across Collegiates in Salt Lake City, Princeton, and Utah, with all excelling in athletics and academics. The piece praises parental dedication to learning, describes sons working while studying, and highlights the family’s commitment to schooling as a path to brighter futures.
The Supreme Court recently rendered a decision on a western area case. It holds that the patent does not pass on a homestead sale and that a sale made with a receiver’s receipt is null and void, effectively a relinquishment to the government by the homesteader. The ruling bears significance for local settlers and landholders.
Reports from Heporia and Sutton ranches describe Green River flooding surpassing records with high water and debris. The Case ferry cable broke while Mrs. Case crossed with her horse, sending the craft downstream until rescued. a rider named Tom Clementeen survived a near drowning as his horse drowned on an island downstream.
The Advisory Hoard reports District 11 is greatly overstocked with sheep this year. Feed at the lower range is good while the upper is just starting to grow amid snow. Estimated carrying capacity is about 45,000 head versus 61,575 permits granted. District 12 is larger but leaner, with potential exchanges discussed due to feed shortages on upper ranges.
Post office patrons received registered letters last Monday bearing an Evanston date and the name of county assessor M. E. B. Rathbun. The notices reported increases by the Board of Equalization and announced a July 27 and 28 meeting to hear objections. otherwise the assessment would stand. The Camera similarly received notice that its holdings were valued higher than editor's estimate, and it awaits tax results.
Jobo Griff and associates formed a company to develop and operate nearby mines. Reports describe a possible gold vein and strong metal prospects, with capital available for exploration and development.
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