Local zoning update affects Tinyar city housing project
A fragmented report notes changes in city planning impacting a g001 housing development in Tinyar. Officials, residents, and developers weigh the project’s future as details remain unclear.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
14
A fragmented report notes changes in city planning impacting a g001 housing development in Tinyar. Officials, residents, and developers weigh the project’s future as details remain unclear.
Local notices list events including a band concert on Wednesday at the Lyceum Kemmerer grounds. A July 18 Gaild benefit dance appears in the Kemmerer listings along with Odd Fellows activities and a screening by Fol ger's Pictures at the Lyceum.
Local ads and notices feature potato and Saratoga Chip offerings at M. and M. Store, room for rent near the Episcopal church, several visits from residents like Pato Petrie and Fred Thomas, and a flurry of community items. Mentions include Livestock, autos, mining camp trips, savings bank ads, and a piano contest at Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co.
The Veautiterative text offered by Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co to the candidate with the greatest votes last week was awarded to Miss Esther Nichole. A special prize this week is an old bracelet for the candidate polling the most votes. Each candidate is entitled to one special prize.
The Brisbane contest results show candidate standings after votes were counted on Monday. The available readable figures include tentatives and partial counts, with partial tallies indicating positions of several candidates.
A jumble of local items lists sales offers and notices in Kemmerer including an annual July sale, old potatoes for sale, and souvenir post cards at the Emporium. Town visitors arrive from Daniel, Manti Utah, East Lake City, and Denver while residents report travels, marriages, and a fishing trip. Community updates mention home painting on Aguts street, a new store prep in Big Piney, and a minor accident at a barber shop.
John G. Bagnell of Cumberland announces the Kemmerer Ice Cream Company, offering wholesale cream with 1100 gallons daily capacity. The venture highlights new machinery, ample local cream supply, and steady shipments, aiming to encourage regional growth and provide pure, excellent ice cream. Local notices mention visitors, fishing trips, and community events surrounding the Kemmerer area.
At the home of Ralsitet en Maw fing mor sin el a ceremony unites Miss Amy Morria and Ulwin Eliason of Murray Unit. Bishop Reginald Brana officiated. Only close relatives attended the wedding. Monday afternoon the couple left for the Sutton ranch on upper Hamafork for a few weeks before returning to Murray to establish their home.
David Bagley of Granger is rushing the hay harvest while Lyonel Rathbun and F J Pomeroy visit Palisade on business. John Angelo visits Salt Lake en route to Denver. B J Brandley returns to Granger to prepare the home ranch. A new hospital walk and cemetery fence repair are completed under T B Carnahan. Al Davidson reports hay harvest nearing and good conditions. Golden Rule Store runs a big July Annual Sale through August 1. The Camera force produced large double page posters. John Westland, former Golden Rule manager, visits Kemmerer en route to New York and now operates a Golden Rule store at Cheluilix, Washington with his brother. Mrs James W Neil returns to Garden City Utah with Mrs Reginald Evare of Frontier. Jimmy buys a car to aid pig growing, while his infant son pets a dog named piggie. Time is ours to use.
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