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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
7
Report describes testing a chemical engine to quickly quell fires and reduce water use. Mentions local Japanese residents, arrivals from Washington, and community visitors. Notes tempers with belongings, obituaries, and moving plans in Kemmerer and nearby towns.
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Jacob Herechier of Fontenelle reports from Kemmerer that continued rain and cold weather have caused a large drop in the lamb crop this year. If losses reach 50 to 60 percent, it will be disappointing. Lambing is nearly finished and the season has been costly with many men needed for flock work and the Pheneves ary measures.
The monthly periodical Greater Cheyenne promotes the advantages of Cheyenne Wyoming with F H Harrow as editor and manager. T Talliaferro spent Thursday night in Kemmerer after attending a United States district court in Cheyenne accompanied by Hugo Gaenssien and J H Crosson. B A Given and wife visited, noting Glencoe Stone Quarry cannot supply enough stone to meet Salt Lake City demand.
Courtesy of Supervisor John Raphael, a full list shows the number of sheep approved to graze on the Wyoming National Forest for this year, distributed by district and parish. Entries include Cranney Bros 1,210 and Afton Live Stock Co 2,900 among others.
Judge Carpenter dismissed the State v John Hloom case after no evidence of guilt for altering brands. The court ruled it was no crime for a man to claim his own brand. Bloom, named administrator for his father judge Wealey Bloom who died in a hay overturning incident, was noted in the ruling.
A saf e from the Oregon Short Line, tampered with at the depot, was found by a white threshing worker near the outskirts of town. It lay about 100 yards from the road toward the river, broken into with only some papers and cards surviving the break in.
Town outlook bright as six new houses rise to meet rental demand and two more are planned. Blyth-Fargo-Hopkins Co. building a $620,000 structure while a possible large block may move toward the former meat market site. Quealy to install a new electric light plant in Frontier this fall and cement walks in the business district may be pursued by the town council.
Victor Smith of Rock Springs sold three Kemmerer houses and offered more for sale. George Symes bought the house he had occupied for 61 000 with a 33 foot frontage. Joseph Esterberg bought Judge Rosenberg’s house for 81 850 with a 5 foot frontage. Judge Rosenberg bought the corner house Ivan Jones occupied with a 37 foot frontage on Cedar avenue and 40 feet on Topaz street. Smith also had an offer on the open house building, but the deal has not closed.
Danvers says his Fon Tenelle ranch home was robbed Saturday with jewelry and clothing taken. It is the second break in within a year, leaving the house unguarded during the day while he tends his sheep, and he notes the sheep are doing well.
Arnold Zumbrun and James Hanks of Montpelier confer with Pr Quealy on authorizing a drive in late high water. Chanthee to put in a force to recover logs for Molting year. Work to continue with Kemmerer Coal Company logs and preparations on upper Sait fork.
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