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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
8
An Omaha line edict prohibits passengers from traveling barefoot or in socks, requiring shoes or slippers only and restricting foot placement on seats. The rule targets discomforting behavior in sleeping cars and aims to curb feet on headrests and odors in coaches.
A collage of joke lines and brief exchanges from papers like the Philadelphia Record and Boston Globe features quips about dentists, lawyers, creditors, and battlefield absences. The snippets showcase humor and social signals from the era.
Diamondville notes cover community movements including FP W G Whyte's visit, Grace King visiting Kemmerer, J Boning’s overland trip to Pocatello, staff changes at Mountain Trading Co, and E W Waynick's Diamondville departure. Mass in Diamondville is canceled for June 15 with services in Kemmerer. A minor rail yard accident damaged a coal car, spilling trunks and destroying furniture and a cook stove.
Legal notice lists named parties delinquent on amounts due to Diamondville Oil and Development Company of Diamondville Wyoming. Payments must be made by June 18 1903 or their property will be sold at public auction at the company office in Diamondville. Amounts shown include 652 40 24 60 24 00 47 00 27 00 25 00.
Notice is given of foreclosure under a November 21 1901 chattel mortgage between Luke Morris and Mary Ann Morris and First National Bank of Kemmerer to secure 500 dollars at 12 percent interest. The Rock Store building Lot 7 Kemmerer Tioga County Wyoming is to be sold at public auction on June 2 1902 at 2 PM for the outstanding debt.
Mr MacMillan visited from Cumberland last Sunday and L Quealy was a visitor in Frontier last Tuesday. The Sneddows came from Diamondville to visit relatives. The M raco Hunter family from Diamondville called on sick relatives. Arthur Robinson and Thomas Comnel reported progress on the ranch region. Social Dance every Saturday night at Barretts Park. Florence family returned from Cumberland to work for Kemmerer Coal Co. Mrs Charles Smith recently gave birth to a baby girl. mother and child well. Jno Smith’s wife from Cumberland cared for her daughter in law. Robert Ray, tavern keeper, recovering from sickness. Jas Freeman became apprentice cigar maker in Kemmerer. RN Bevill of Old Town VA reports a bail case cured by Jen's Arica Salve. Fourth of July preparations urged for a joyful celebration.
An article advocates repose and poise to reduce restless energy and stress. It explains balancing effort with needs, relaxing between actions, and practicing calm, focused walking. It warns against constant tension and unhelpful habits that deplete vitality. A bizarre insert about balconies and a parade of odd names follows, illustrating the era's conversational digressions.
A reader argues against theories that mas todon teeth are human like five molars and warns against misreading fossil evidence. The piece cites paleontologists and experts noting common confusion and stresses careful interpretation of ancient morphology.
Drs Hocker and Liggitt notify all creditors and interested parties that as administrator they will seek final settlement in the September 1902 term of the District Court in Uinta County Wyoming. Dated May 24 1902 Stephen A Mills Administrator Taken Up. Joby Freewan reports taking up 76 or 80 head of sheep six blacks branded 1 2. Owner can regain by paying costs of notice and care of sheep at Glencoe.
Notice states the Waynick and Harris drug partnership in Kemmerer Wy tinged by dissolution by mutual consent. We. 8. ayris will hereafter carry on the sale business and all debts owing will be collected by him. Witnessed on this day of May A D 1902 with signatures and seals.
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