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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
12
A report states Forester Pinchot contemplates reorganizing the Wind River Division and creating a new section. The eastern Rock Springs area may issue bonds to fund sewer construction with contracts already awarded. A special election is set for July 31 to decide the matter.
Hon Geo BE Pexton, national committeeman for Wyoming, travels to Colorado Springs on Wednesday to meet and confer with Chittis man Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee.
Initial information indicated Dinge Gray of Delaware as Bryan’s running mate on the Definer HL ticket. Later a telephone update named Jon W Kern as the candidate, with Kern a former governor candidate of Todiana, while the Albany hotel booth hosted delegations and discussions on the Democratic convention and endorsements.
Message drafts a pamphlet about a development project with emphasis on its value and public interest. The text notes excellent viewpoints and a desire to share perspectives on the site and related efforts.
A garbled block lists names and events with numerous misspellings. It references a local meeting or game schedule and mentions participants and a possible finish, but many words are unreadable, leaving the core facts unclear.
Fragmented notes describe sheep husbandry at Coeville with references to peasants, weather, and daily farm tasks. The piece mentions names and events in a rough, garbled OCR style, indicating agricultural activities and local routines.
Fragmentary text references a Kemmerer Orchestra and city events at UT Pertteel. Mentions Glenn, PRN, Faby oak, Hadad, Mody, Sih Gekh, Gates Tot Ae, and a request about what happened. Missing details limit clarity.
Fragmented OCR records a Fourth of July committee note with scattered names and phrases. The legible parts reference committee actions and dates but lack full context. Readable items include mentions of attendees, timing, and local preparations amid garbled text.
Community notes record Mo Friedman and others visiting friends in town with travel to Salt Lake and Cheyenne. Several residents plan social visits, meetings, or small events as extended families and neighbors reconnect at local hubs.
Reports claimed Brodie and wife were arrested in the Coleman murder inquiry, but the rumor was unfounded. The couple appeared at a hotel and were later escorted by Sheriff Mills witnesses. Authorities say Coleman’s death remains unsolved with unclear evidence and possible new leads.
A garbled tale describes Dr Franklin G. Carper and colleagues arriving at a town from the Piney region to survey the Levesque mine and nearby sites. It mentions workers, potential mine activity, and various local names, with scattered references to trains, families, and community events amid unclear context.
The report describes rough weather and ongoing harvests in Cokerville with farmers gathering the first crop of wool and grazing, mentions visits by residents to Salt Lake City and Newton Utah, and notes deaths and funerals. Names of locals and visiting friends are included along with wool market details and regional movements.
A scrambled regional notice mentions city agencies and daily services. It references payments at the city address and ongoing preparations for community needs. The text cites various vendors and a brand name, suggesting a public notices context.
Frontier, Pode, sends a report from Denver for the mining convention. Mrs Turner heals from a broken ankle. Miss Grace Larson and Miss Alia Larson visit, while Sarah Christopherson accepts a clerk role at Frontier Supply. Larry Quealy's tavern repainted. water problems at No 1 mine subsided. J. W. Stringer returns from Salt Lake buying trip. several locals travel or socialize, and edison verse appears in the issue.
The Kemmerer Big Piney telephone project advances with a vote to raise capitalization from 10000 to 15000 and plans to extend service from Pinedale to Late Netion. Construction continues in the upper country with new subscribers and lines from Piney to Newfork and across the desert toward Conwell ranch amid regional business interest.
An excursion train from Salt Lake City marked for Canada offers greatly reduced rates to Lethbridge Raymond Magrath Cardston and other towns. Departure details and dates are unclear due to damaged text. see local agents for complete partitioners.
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