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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
12
Fragmentary notes reference nominees and a campaign timeline with Sept 28 deadline. Mention Viryan proposing Vice President Kern to join him in the White House and cabinet, plus other unclear details about tickets and county politics.
Citizens protest a City Water Company ruling in Rock Springs center that forbids further use of city water on lawns. Residents invested in lawn maintenance to beautify residential districts feel aggrieved by the mandatory restriction.
The Cheyenne Daily Leader denounces the Denver Post amid Wyoming readers’ declining regard. The paper accuses the rival of hidden motives and a harmful agenda, claiming a troubling influence over state affairs and public opinion.
Citizens petition Cheyenne to enforce the state Sunday closing law and pursue injunctions or ordinances to restrain enforcement until proper reforms are found. The moves indicate intent to delay or modify current prohibitions as petitions circulate for action.
Traced notes indicate No 4 nti at Kemmerer Coal Company in Wow creek shows finest grate quality with coal rated as superior and suitable for any purpose. Experts say it equals Pennsylvania coal, placing it among the few high grade Western coal sources valued for export or industrial use.
In a fragmented report readers learn about an event involving the Chesene Tein group and Mr Tate, with references to a fete, levee, and prairies. The text mentions dates and streets, creating a sense of a local incident or gathering with unclear details.
Fragmented text lists names and places in garbled OCR form. Readable bits mention a few personal names and scattered locations but no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a factual summary.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a local action in California and several nonsensical names. It reads like a damaged public notice with unclear dates or participants and no coherent details to identify the event or outcome.
The text appears as a mangled OCR fragment with nonsensical phraseology and numerous garbled terms. It mentions science topics and an ice core but lacks coherent names, dates, or measurable details to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and events with unclear context. Readable items include a possible ceremony or festival and references to people and places, but specifics are not determinate.
The article surveys likely candidates for county offices and state legislature, noting retiring officials, possible successors, and party dynamics. It mentions Charles Morgan as popular for county clerk, Debris for Pennyma tion, and speculation on a Cokeville or Star Valley nomination. It also covers potential candidates for county commission and the speaker role, with names like Dave Thomas and J. We Sammet discussed in context.
Jotted items from Kemmerer and nearby areas include Jolie Rizal visiting 11 Cumberland, Walter Fenner in town for several days, repairs on various gear and vehicles, fishing outings by George Symes, Pred Ballou, and others, and a Yellowstone special train headed for the park. Residents plan visits to Cokeville, Pinedale, and Oregon, with multiple purchases and property changes noted.
Regions including Hoek springs and Granger witness visits by Mrs. McBKay and daughter, Mrs. Pin Beans, and Mrs. Harry Vloth while others travel through Toek springs and nearby areas. The fragmented text mentions travel, hosting, and local social movements around Lake City and surrounding communities.
A jagged, error filled page outlines a social club gathering with scattered names and places. The text mentions Hide evelebe te Roetteetet Die and various personal references, hinting at planning or casual discussion but with many garbled phrases.
The community mourns Mrs. W. A. Hooker who died at noon Monday at the Evans ton home where she had been an invalid for years. Drs. Hacker departed for Byllieton to join her daughters traveling from Evanston. The funeral was held Thursday at 2 o'clock.
Pd Quealy returns home mid next week from Denver while Arthur Robinson heads from ranch Wer dnesthy to plant crops. Locals Judy Low and B E Danner join the stage to Hig Viney guests of Atos Smith. Several hunting and fishing trips occur near Pootenelle basin and Duck Creek. A new Cokeville Land and Livestock Company forms with 10000 capital, led by J M Wright and A Marks.
A fragmented local page item lists various names and places in a brisk, gossip like style. It mentions Belison No Waite and TM Hot, plus multiple personal names and ambiguous events. The text reads as a collage of businesses, vendors, and social mentions with little clear narrative or dates.
Hon J W Sammon returned from a Star Valley trip discussing legal matters and broad local concerns. He notes crops improve, residents content, a new 865000 tabernacle under construction, and Star Valley known as a butter and cheese center shipping 50 tons of milk monthly overland. Allen of Nebraska visited with his cousin Det Lynch, Bank of Afton cashier.
A shopper criticizes wrapping paper use as ads, urging readers to treat papers as intelligent readers and to promote products themselves. The clerk wraps the purchase as the woman suggests turning the paper outward to advertise. The exchange emphasizes reader awareness and self-promotion through printed wraps.
Notice is given that letters of administration were issued on July 24, 1908, to Andrew Me Vicars administrator. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from any benefit. If not exhibited within one year, claims will be forever barred.
Fragmentary OCR text references social media, individuals, and a titled phrase. The readable segments mention Mewes, Polen, Ciera, and a Twitter context along with mentions of a group or entity called Werte Tribe and a person named Jahan Furtert Attest.
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