01 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
1
A crowded, fragmentary report outlines visits by Ty Harethle, Ernest Rove, Maggie Myers, and others to Gale City, with references to Decoration Day activities, local church and civic gatherings, and shifts in business leadership including McKee family ventures. The piece mentions court proceedings in Mentilla and various residents’ movements, plus a parade of social and municipal happenings around Pine Tle and nearby towns.
Decoration Day was observed last Thursday with a general movement to honor the dead. The town held services at several graves including the village pond and surrounding plots, with a procession and remarks praising the departed and the country.
A series of horse thefts were reported in the Portenelle Fork and nearby areas. Victims claim multiple mounts were taken from farms and fields, with a reward offered and authorities expected to pursue suspects.
M. B. Kemmerer of Maoh Chink Pa, president of Kemmerer Coal Co, arrives from Tom Angelos with Mon Bed Qrealy. He discusses unsettled national conditions, hints at railroad expansion via Willow Creek, and expresses optimism for future prosperity and local growth. He is welcomed for affable manner and ties to the community.
Elmer Sosy a Mexican sheepshearer arrived from Rock Springs and took Delonghi the passenger’s overcoat with gloves. He fought Marshal Naylin, who disarmed him, then faced charges of grand and petit larceny. He was found guilty of petit larceny and sentenced to six months. other charges included disorderly conduct and threatening Mayor.
The year end ceremony at Kemmerer High School featured diplomas awarded by Cy J Brown of the University of Wyoming. Special mentions went to the junior quartet Pauline Salmon Athan Ainith Marlon Quealy and George Chokie Tor for the rendition. The valedictory was delivered by Hiri Poni Wilk, with Celene Chebranani aiding in the program. Students were praised for their achievement and the community celebrated the milestone amid a formal program.
Fragmentary text describes a Texas figure and events with garbled OCR. The readable segments mention names and places in a historical newspaper style, but the overall content is unclear, offering only scattered clues about people and locales without a coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
The Washington letter outlines diplomatic shifts and appointments including Maurion Pranele and Egan, with discussion of a potential ambassador to the Vatican, Portugal, and Denmark. It notes observations on Marshall Wolfie, Collligand, and Austrian diplomacy, plus a broader tremor of political and legal intrigues affecting timber land cases and prosecutions.
Pedora, a small town, hears a remarkable tale of recovery from A V Pepper’s residence. After doctors failed to help, Pepper began Kings New Discovery for a bleeding throat and wing injuries, with coughing ceasing and bleeding diminishing in three weeks, enabling work again. Trial bottle offered free by Dr. Tal certs.
The Kemmerer Town Council approves Ordinance No 58 amending Ordinance No 67 to set an annual appropriation for the fiscal year beginning June 1, 1907. Funds designated for Salaries Streets and alleys General fund Mayor’s contingent fund Cemetery fund total to be allocated as stated. The ordinance applies immediately as an emergency and repeals prior ordinances or parts.
Somber note from a reader praises a tonic called The Magic No 3 for Geo HL Parris of Me who suffered liver and kidney issues and grew discouraged by failed remedies. The letter claims Electric bitters brought relief and better health, urging others to try the tonic sold by Ju Heberts.
The Wyoming delegates to the Denver convention will be appointed by the various state organizations of all interests designated by the Government of Colorado to the stockmen. The following names were appointed: Dr WY Pooke of Laraque, WW Willan of Convwesiy Phar Isuilivaiy of Nitroniy Vai iore, Ah Giver of dohnany Gra Thaley Albany, BE Osborne of Carian dual Joni Thay of Saveetwater, and Conia Manutell among others by appoinment of nearby groups.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local sale notice with indiscernible names and items. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a rough impression of a sale or auction language without confirmable details.
The ordinance forbids opening any tent, pavilion, menagerie, caravan or similar exhibit where an entry fee is charged without a license, with penalties set by mayoral discretion. It excludes fairs and agricultural societies under stated conditions and clarifies enactment timing and conflict with other laws.
A fragmentary notice discusses a mother seeking prompt care for her baby amid illness. It references fevers, sleepless nights, worms, and trembling, with unclear names and stray prices or vendors.
Notice is given that proposals for the erection of two sealed houses in School District Noath in Tluta County Wyoming DWI will be received by Phil Dwiehelab Viola. Specifications may be seen until the time stated. The contract will be awarded to the lowest and best bidder. The issuer reserves the right to reject all bids.
A resident reports two missing cattle from their remainder at Oakley Wyoming. One cow bears a G brand on the left side and hip, both wear bells. A reward of 15 dollars is offered for their return. Contact details apparently read Loti Hose nite, hablo Wyuna.
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