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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
37
Fragment of an old notice discusses heat, location, and insertion charges. It mentions per line rates and a 1 percent interest charge on certain items, with an hourly rate of $1.09. Names and precise places are unclear, but the text indicates a billing or notice procedure for services and penalties.
The text asserts that sensuous music from the Merry Widow by Frans Lehar inspired many erotic concepts of today, claiming widespread influence and profit. It cites a Scientific American population table listing daily city produce needs such as eggs, milk, meat, butter, and bread, then asks how large a farm would be required to supply this output.
A reflective passage argues that every man belongs to his town and loyalty to the town mirrors loyalty to self. It claims a town’s citizen should stand up for his own welfare and that avoidance of duty leads to social judgment and personal unhappiness.
The Idaho division budget increases for improvements nearing a half million dollars. The company is expending large sums in operating departments, aiming to improve freight handling and timely consignments. Analysts anticipate heavy eastbound stock movements and a record crop harvest requiring better power facilities and service.
Fragmented OCR passage appears as a jumble of phrases about opinions and virtues, with many garbled sections. It mentions editors, editors large facility, Whigs, and various stray words, but no clear events or coherent narrative. The readable parts suggest a generic philosophical contemplation rather than a structured news item.
The provided text fragment appears garbled and unreadable, with numerous misspellings and incomplete phrases. No coherent events, entities, or dates can be discerned to form a factual summary or identify a news item.
Coroner HT Kenteve and others report on a Wednesday session. The case of K Maraham concerns a shooting and verdict states the deceased was killed by bullet from Nagashage. Undersheriff Gudimundsen investigated a Frontier incident that ended as a drunken scuffle with no injuries. County affairs include potential litigation over Lincoln County town finances and rising legal costs. The county clerk reports ten Abstracts of Title in six days as Treasurer Hell mails valuation notices. County Attorney Jones travels to Cheyenne on county business.
Reports show more wool sales in Cokeville last week with N V Nelson Geo Murdock Stoffers and Fred Roberts selling for Ife. Bennion Bros sold for Ite. In Kemmerer Jesse Goodfel low purchased the Stathhon Bros clip at 14 Salmon Bros Fenner at lie and Frank J Vomeroy at Lijec.
Delegates from mining districts including T. F. Eynon Wm. Bainton Orson Brown Arthur Ward Sublet Aota Susie Wim Wilcox Cumberland and over sixty others attended the annual convention of the State Federation of Labor in Rock Springs. Citizens of Rock Springs hosted the gathering.
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture offers a ten day trial on Faseline and Coal Gil Stoves with a full refund if unsatisfied. The ad claims safety and suitability for hot weather and promises 1000 votes for every stove sold within 40 days.
Odd Fellows and Wild Fellows issue a challenge to the Moose after beating Sik. The game will be at Kemmerer grounds next Sunday with a 2:00 p.m. gate. Receipts will go to charitable purposes.
A report of a wedding in Ohio on July links Sweeney Sloan to Miss Lixaie Sloan. The couple, long acquainted, have begun married life near the Catholic parish in Kem. Local friends extend cordial welcomes and best wishes for their future together.
The Lincely County Miners hospital handled a busy summer with twelve patients under care. Seven operations were performed successfully and all patients are recovering well.
Eurnest W. Huinivs, recently Delceht owt PD, engages in bottling work at a Kemmerer facility. Daily efforts relate to new enteryriv, fall projections, and production of Wines Pid and other drinks. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Officials report Lee Craig faced charges linked to a reported beating of two youths. Details indicate prior arrangement and involvement at a vet and bar setting. The judge ordered further proceedings with evidence to be reviewed and possible bail decisions pending.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lava nt and Hot Springs with unclear legal notice context and unaccompanied pony reference. No clear dates, parties, or actions emerge to form a coherent legal or public notice.
J Nagashige, a Japanese man who killed his companion K Murakami, was found dead with gunshot wounds on a hill near the Glencoe quarry. Authorities say he likely died by his own hand after the murder, his body exposure before burial following a coroner’s inquest. The victim Murakami was buried in Diamondville cemetery after a service at the Kemmerer Methodist church.
This office is prepared to care for printing needs including blank books and embossing. It invites inquiries for announcing cards and business stationery with satisfaction at prices lower than direct engraving firms. Fall samples are available for viewing.
Sale notice for location blanks offered at Tur CAMERA office priced at 50 cents per dozen.
Kemmerer is described as a pivotal point on the Cody Short blue route and an east road hub for the Mining District. The article highlights its status as an incorporated village with developing utilities, a major water system, and substantial population. It notes the district’s copper mines, electric power, and a surrounding area with varied communities, infrastructure, and payrolls.
Amos Smith, an overnight traveler from Bast Lake City, arrives in Kemmerer on Friday night en route to the Mute Shoe ranch near Big Piney for summer hayfields and cattle work. He is in good health and will split time with Bridle Bit ranch duties on Willow Creek above Cora with a bay crop to harvest. He travels with W. St. John as chauffeur, his wife and child, and Miss Gwendolyn Davis of Milwaukee, who rode with him to Denver by train.
Kemmerer Odd Fellows lodge hosted a reception for ladies and members’ families in the new hall on Thursday evening. Prof. Fred Jennings provided music. Alvin Anderson and Wm. Pitt prepared the menu, with Joe Gud tundson as head waiter and George Forbes assisting. The event included a first in the entertainment, a banquet, and dancing, enjoyed by all in attendance.
Senator W H Taylor of Cheyenne visited Kemmerer on Monday to announce the Colowgo Development Co a new mining venture with 1 000 000 capital to operate mines in northern Colorado about 120 miles south of Encampment. Key investors include W W Daley Frank A Hadrell Harry P Hynde Pitt Covert C W Riner and Dr A W Barber. The article notes each man has a right to his own opinions and urges giving credit.
Arthur L. Thomas buys a seven passenger Studebaker with electric starter and lights from Frontier Supply Co last week. He plans a trip to Salt Lake City with Ms. Thomas, who will likely stay there until fall.
The Rock Springs Rocket reports Louie Graven and his Mendous were arrested last Saturday and had a preliminary hearing Monday in Judge Jobeson's court. They are charged with immorality involving 14 year old Avie Bartos. A woman is alleged to have stolen most of the girl’s earnings and mentored others in improper dances to lure them to her home. The girl confessed. both defendants were bound over to district court under $1000 bail each. Graven is described as a Montenegrin and the woman as American. authorities emphasize a strong case.
Sheriff Hensen reports from Sheriff Robie Riveria of Durban county to locate Messrs H Is Lorens and D E Gregory in Kemmerer on May 26. They reportedly ran an installment plan scheme with monthly balance payments. Abeeltf Riverla asserts they are importers and alleges a case for obtaining money by misrepresentation.
Mr. Baerresen, the Cheyenne architect awarded the drawings for the new high school, was a Kammerer visitor last week and attended the bid opening. He is recognized as a leading state architect with an excellent body of work.
Rich McMinn bought the furnishings and lease of the Hoskins Hotel from C. A. Murray. McMinn will assume control tomorrow and is known to readers as the efficient Union County deputy sheriff. Murray may not be leaving the area, visiting briefly before possibly pursuing other business.
L.8. Larson, Salt Lake contractor, has spent ten days in Kemmerer as the winning bidder for the town hall project. He recently finished a fine home for Mrs. Nannie BR. Stoner in Cokeville and is highly recommended. With Larson and Bob on site, Kemmerer expects a solid town hall project.
Friends learn Walter Harris a mine superintendent with United States Coal Co will depart Kemmerer for Salt Lake City to manage the American Coal Co. and oversee the Tic Grande area near Thorpe Springs Utah. Harris brings extensive mining experience after serving at Ube Ethol mines.
The new Kemmerer ward L. D. 8 charch now ordhined and includes Homafork LaBarge Sallet Susie Frontier and Elks with a ward population of 207. Rozinald Evens of Frontier is bishop with Carl Cuck om first counselor Geo. W. Tanner second counselor Parley Ballwho ward clerk and Harold R. Harrison superintendent of Sunday schools.
Summons issued to Loules Turk residing at an unknown or Springfield address. Joseph Stark petitions for an absolute divorce in district court Lincoln County Wyoming. Respond by September 1913 or petition may be granted by default. Attorney Ivan S. Jones signs the notice.
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