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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
8
The July 27 1907 issue reports a tragic collision between the steamship Columbia and a steam schooner in dense fog off the Pacific coast near San Francisco and Port orill Oregon. Eleven minutes after impact the steamer sank with many passengers lost to the cold waters. only a few were saved.
An investigation committee formed from multiple political backgrounds and known honesty examined State University matters at Harmore. The report, backed by full subpoena power, exonerates the management and urges acceptance without opposition, signaling a clear resolution and future stability for the university and its institutions.
A fragmented, opaque text blocks readers with scattered phrases about a mall, its ordé houses, missing coherence, and garbled phrases. The piece references various people and places in a disjointed fashion, lacking clear events or conclusions.
A garbled OCR snippet lists names and fragments of phrases such as Hanky, Chatieet Beit hip, Alain dee, Gabe, and OME. It reads like a scrambled urban or school record with scattered references to people, places, and actions but lacks coherent events or dates.
Reported near Ages Lake in Nebraska a man named Anderson encounters a massive snake described as 40 feet long with a head as large as a bushel basket. The creature reportedly lifted him and sprayed fear through a community already wary of sea serpents said to haunt the state.
Notice for publication of a coal entry in eastern Wyoming. The declarant, Amy Hh. Loyd Isenhart, and others file a coal declaratory statement for portions of the Southwest Quarter and Northwest Quarter of sections in the county. The notice invites protests by any person adversely affected or desiring to participate, deadline noted as August 7, year unspecified, before which protests must be sworn.
Notice of publication for a coal entry filed by MORGAN TF RAYA of Dlamaiel ite, Uyak tatty, Mt Jog, outlining filing date and location. The register invites all persons with liens or claims against the entry to file affidavits and appear by the stated deadline, listing Thomas V. Daves as Register.
Notice for publication concerns a coal entry in Wyoming. It names Dinmeniaville and Unni Cont, mentions a first title or stake, and references legal actions, protests, and statutory rules. The text is garbled but centers on a public record of filing, ownership claims, and review by authorities.
Fragmentary notice references coal entry and individuals with scattered place names and dates. Text shows names such as Matai, Hale, Villa, Tahiti, Colley, and Hin. The readable portion hints at legal/public notice requirements and a hiatus period, with multiple distorted personal names and locations embedded in the garbled OCR.
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