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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
6
A fragment discusses cheaper market goods in London near beef country and notes a Mont year special edition for Idaho booster. It references wool sales under a democratic administration and Taft era forest land reallocations including 54 500 acres and 6480 in Wyoming.
Chairman John W. Dykins of the Republican county central committee announces primaries will be held on August 27 to select delegates for the county convention in Evanston on Tuesday September 13. The convention will consider sending delegates to the state gathering in Rawlings the following day.
The passage criticizes State Game Warden Nowlin for failing to appoint wardens in key territories and to understand current conditions. It argues Wyoming must fund enforcement of game laws or withdraw from the game business, noting record license receipts yet insufficient action to protect the herd and defend game preserves.
C F Mackenberg and family have moved into one of the Hocker and Cunningham cottages marking a new residential update in the area.
Sunday’s clash between Cometer and Diamondville promises one of the best games in this region. Lonsmith will start for Kemmerer with Wealy pitching for Diamondville as both teams push hard to win. The matchup is billed as a pitchers’ duel from start to finish with strong crowd support and full stands expected.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to game licenses and a panel for the year. Names and places are garbled, with scattered prices and items like elk and other game mentions. The article remains unreadable enough to not extract a coherent event or statements.
The readable fragments describe people and places in garbled text with no clear event or outcome. Names appear partial and inconsistent, offering no verifiable actions, dates, or locations to summarize into a coherent news item.
Report from a July convention shows miners seeking about 5 percent raise for common laborers plus 10 to 12 percent across the board and 9 to 35 percent yardage boosts. Operators argue overpayment and demand equalization, with no agreement reached and a September 1 work suspension risk noted.
1911 calendar specimens for Wyom ing offered with November delivery. Idaho trip progress noted for Mr. Whitney and July 31 Keminer show planned. Evanston visitor Mise Marge with Mrs Juul A. from Reno, big light sighting cited. James Bumble and Kis Wrothee travel from George Spencer ranch upper Hatefork. Green River home return. RK Marquis heads to City Neb with parents meeting en route. Sam Potter and Sam Palin depart for a fishing trip to Fort Steele canyon. minor mishap noted. Two Japanese youths fined for fast driving in Kemmerer streets. Lure Deuel off to Hock Springs for partnership drug business with Dr. Asti Deuel. Minn Deuel to teach Kemmerer school.
A garbled excerpt discusses a laundryman with stock trays and machinery. It mentions expected actions and equipment, but the text is incomplete and unclear about names, places, or outcomes.
Local items report visitors and residents in Kemmerer including Mr Herman Strive entertaining ladies, social dances and store notices. Announcements cover marriages, travel to York and Laramie, new managers returning to the exchange, a Pioneer Day dance rescheduled, and various sales and goods advertised by Frontier Supply Co and Mountain Trading Co.
Readers in Kemmerer are invited to contact J E Irvine for cement work including foundations sidewalks and cement block houses with competitive prices. Also offered are plumbing heating and sheet metal services by Sullivan Pitt with telephone contact.
A public notice warns livestock owners that their animals may roam streets. It calls for immediate control and adherence to local regulations to prevent damage and danger to residents and property. Local authorities urge owners to secure and supervise animals traveling near town.
Notice to residents of Kemmerer that town ordinance enforces cleaning of all streets and alleys as of today. Frontier Supply Co. reports new shipment of latest shirt patterns received.
The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the M. % parsonage with Mice Hasel Elizabeth Seoth and Mr. Frank Bears uniting in marriage. The service was performed by WH Calfes. The couple plans travel and a return to Salt Lake for their residence, receiving well wishes.
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