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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1906
Page
9
Fragmented Kemmerer ad notes Blyth Fargo Hoskins Co clearance sale with discounts on glass ware shoes and jewelry. Mentions Winnie Jones resignation, local figures, and entertainment listings at Opera House and shows, with mining and business updates in the community.
Martin Flannigan an old timer in this Wyoming section was found dead in the road between Kemmerer and Mionier after heavy drinking. He was brought to town and placed in jail where he died during the night. coroner deemed no inquest necessary. Remains laid to rest in Kemmerer Cemetery. Little is known of his background.
At about 4 in the morning in Room No 1 Mine No 1 of the Kemmerer Coal Co Frontier Wyoming a miner named T H Howard died from injuries after a top coal fall. George Walkes, his coworker, was badly slashed. coroner Curtis held an inquest and a jury ruled the death accidental and unavoidable. Howard was about 40, married, with relatives in Dayton Tennessee. Funeral services were held and he was buried in Kemmerer cemetery.
A fragmentary advertises a touring show for Keimmeter Pineday on duly 24. It touts a tie of Kable, waterproof gear, a ballt egg shape stage front for good viewing, acetylene gas lighting with adjustable effects, electric storage for thunder, and freshly painted scenery each act to ensure a first class entertainment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and events around a racing or opening ceremony with references to a registration panel and various indiscernible figures. No clear date, place, or full actions are readable, but it suggests a local sports or ceremony item with several proper names.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a stockholders meeting for Compass and involved parties. Names such as Tavita WL Maven, Mevienie, Wilner, Larotyght, and Hh Tagtea appear in unclear context. The notice references attendance at a venue tied to a December date, with unspecified procedures and officers, including A. UB and Meisner.
A brief item notes Chamberlain's cough remedy is promoted on WHP radio. The notice cites the product name and broadcast timing, urging listeners to try the herbally inspired treatment as a household remedy.
Joe Jefferson interpretation of Rip Van Winkle drew a near full house in a large tent on Front Street. The band and orchestra were praised as excellent and the show was considered among the best road performances for the price. The Kemmerer stop was noted for Tuesday July 4.
Notice warns owners that dogs without tags on sight after the specified fuse must pay the tax. The fragment indicates enforcement action by local authorities against untagged dogs.
A damp autumn scene in Holland province is described as a near disaster from a neglected cold that could have sparked a major flood, but Dr King’s New Discovery reportedly saved a life and offered a trial bottle at 668 Roberts Drug Store.
Advertisement offers one span Fieldings six and eight years old sound and good pullers weighing 2600 pounds. Mopswacs Trapisg Co Diamondville mentions Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Par. no opiates. Sold by Liyol Hh Roberts.
Two year old Hamboulliet bucks offered for sale by Jones in Kemmerer Wyoming. Address and additional particulars provided upon contact.
The notice outlines reduced rates starting July 1 for short live and Union Maciie lines with a three cent rate on machine round trips and four cent rates on trance lines. It mentions tickets for August sales, special occasions, and through equipment options, with conditions on refunds and protections. The document references Minneapolis and dates in August, with continuous passage and final rebates, indicating a transportation rate schedule update.
An old ad promotes Kadol for dyspepsia and sour stomach as a cure for bad breath. It touts health benefits, claims digestion relief, and lists Mrs. Baber and CLAN OO Wear Lake as sellers. Also includes lodging rates and hotel offerings with leisure amenities.
Report describes Mrs. Travis handling and calming a snarling pack of wolf pups grown large in a cage. The animals seek her protection despite strangers presence, acting like playful kittens yet dangerous as they age. A wedding notice for Laura Clark and Charles Blyth is also mentioned amid chaotic state reports.
A historical overview explains wireless telegraphy as simpler than expected. It compares sending signals to guitar string vibrations and describes ether waves traveling through air and solids, the De Forest receiver, and Morse code recording at speed.
Incomplete report alleges Hall seeks attention for damages in Worland. Mentions jail and claims by Noble that Worland mayor and council conspired to exclude utilities refusing to pay a fee. Notaries allegedly authorized to regulate registration papers in Worland.
The fragmentary text references a figure Chet and a scene at New bite Hills with a mention of a medical product for constipation and a procedure involving De Rings and Hoberts. The readable portions are sparse and lack cohesive events or clear entities.
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The market opened quiet with slight strength in higher grade cattle while medium quality stock lagged. North Park entries drew interest with cows steady at strong bids and calves and heifers selling near prior highs, though overall demand and supply remained tight and prices varied by grade.
The notice touts keeping a box of a salve branded De Whites Witeh and warns to buy only genuine salve from J. Hubert. It asserts emergency usefulness and standard reliability while urging readers to avoid counterfeit products.
A rental listing describes remaining space attached to the Opera House with eyelet terms, seating, and flight, offering good stand and urging prospective tenants to contact Laura for payment terms and location details.
Fragmentary text mentions personal crisis reports and a claim about pills known as reliable. It names no clear individuals, places, dates, or organizations and lacks verifiable facts to form a coherent report.
The readable lines reveal a muddled discussion about gender roles and time, hinting at defeminization and personal identity. Mentions of Bayt Ob, Mitre ane hor, and a distant future suggest a reflective, uncertain inquiry into aging and selfhood.
A garbled OCR passage discusses digestion, bodily health, and a referred promotional claim by individuals named Rodol and Hewes Wanilonen. The content is unclear and contains many misspellings, making it difficult to extract a definite news item or event.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss non inflammable garments and protective aprons for children. The passage is garbled with unclear names and phrases, offering little concrete event or person data to summarize beyond general clothing safety intent. The source text is incoherent and safety terms dominate the scattered phrases.
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