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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
12
Notice to business men that orders for calendars will be sent on August 1 and that samples are on display with prices from 1.50 to 6 per hundred. The notice mentions a large assortment of wall racks and spotted calendars and urges prompt call to view.
Letter argues the new tax law doubles taxation on mortgage holders and borrowers. Critics urge an attorney general decision or legislative relief to credit borrowers, amid calls for an extraordinary session to correct inequities.
A baseball game between Diamondville and Green River will be played Sunday afternoon at 2:28 at Diamondville diamond venue.
County Commissioners in Evanston consider Marie Hamilton’s retail liquor license request for Kemmerer. Sheriff Jonathan Jonss reports disapproval, revealing a tense public debate over a proposed establishment described as a brothel. residents split on whether such a license should be granted or barred and where any operation would be placed and regulated.
Petitioners push moving the stage line from Kemmerer to Opal as the star point. Kemmerer residents cite better facilities, faster service, and greater travel on the Opal route. Local businessmen credit substantial road improvements and prompt mail and stage departures, signaling Kemmerer’s efforts to support a satisfactory prastek route.
Johnny Lee, assistant cashier at First National Bank of Hock Springs, died from a skull fracture after being thrown from a horse. Funeral attendance included Quealy and Jack Christus. Jay Quealy traveled from Pine Dale to Rock Springs by automobile for the services yesterday afternoon.
Art pieces decorate Kemmerer School windows purchased by funds raised at a school event. Works include David, Cherub, The Carpenter and other panels. Prices indicate overall value at 1, but cost 840, with Langworthy supervising the display.
Frontier committer Harrow launches an advertising line for the big show in August. Large Bee ward headlines promote the event and reminders travel the state. Harrow plans to cover pantage at Uheyrane and prepare materials for distribution via reduru avail.
Local notes report shearing season at Fossil, new store construction next to Kemmerer Savings Bank, and ongoing road work. Cargo of visitors includes Gus Linden and Craig Jorgensen en route to Seattle exhibitions. Residents bring word of travels, medical visits, and upcoming encampment in Wyoming while frontier business adverts promise affordable newspaper reach.
The judge hesitated amid garbled testimony and ruled the bond was furnished while noting the witness Sukh would forego certain statements to allow a recount, as the court considers the ambiguous remarks and proceeds with the trial.
Fragmentary community chronicle recounts a ditch dispute between Frank and Sefagmere with an incorporated company and potential widening that could let others access water. Includes social notes from Kemmerer and local outings, visits, and farm activities featuring many residents and events.
Regular semion meeting held at 8 o clock p m with Mayor Stafori Voursilmen Brandon and Prichard present Absent Mibte minutes read and approved Reports read and placed on file Police Justice Report Weasel Intastes house of ill Tome Three cases of drunk and disorderly conduct Fines and fees in Justion cometary Rat Alteat Peter Goxpon Jr hers
Onsite rates for Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition work schedule and retention figures appear in a fragmentary notice. Key names and precise figures are unreadable, but the item signals a rates or retention context tied to the event.
The son of Andrew Melsey of Cum is reported burned to death last Thursday in an explosion at the mine works. Careless matches and a spark ignited clothing, leading to fatal injuries. Coroner F. Curtla attended the scene and ordered the body removed to Ogden for examination.
A perplexing incident reports a stolen ox and a missing battery spheres case. Local authorities investigated leads, with no injuries or arrests announced as yet. Citizens urged to share information on the suspected theft.
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