08 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
1
A flood of names and places fills a fragmentary item from a county scene. Barrett's Park seanee drive, Hunger Dick Smith, Mur pet's Park, Lafarge, and Wyoming are among mentions with deputies, merchants, and travelers. The note hints at land claims, stage travel, and a forthcoming celebration while naming several residents and visitors in a bustling, disjointed ledger of local figures.
A fatal accident unfolds in a mining area as officials report a death amid hazardous conditions. Investigators and company representatives pledge safety reforms while crews recover the victim and inspect equipment.
Embree, brother in law of Charles ihithbim, a known Fontenelle sheepman, led a Wisfortine party that broke his right arm Monday near the wilgot. He fell to the ground as the seat slipped. Dr. Stafford treated him the next day and the patient is slowly recovering.
A fragment from a North Mills notice cites Jobo Garrett praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing a sore and aiding comfort after an injury. The ad, sold by J B Hobert, advertises relief for piles and burns with a dated, promotional tone.
A Diamondville meeting held last Saturday evening, chaired by Andrew Kastor with Mr. Kavanagh as clerk, unanimously decided to celebrate the Fourth of July. An executive committee of seven, led by R. U. Sneddon as chairman, was authorized to take active steps toward the observance.
Tin Kinbey, a noted sheep, faces federal scrutiny after shearing without inspection for five days at Opal. Dr Sanger and government inspectors report the incident. maximum penalty cited is 800 dollars and up to five years in prison. Kinbey may be held personally liable if prosecuted, setting a precedent for circumventing existing regulations.
A brief 19th century medical ad claims a remedy called The Magic No. 3 offers relief after liver kidney ailments. The letter notes initial discouragement but reports improvement after using the product, advertised as the best remedy and sold by B. Roberts. It lists a price of 500.
Mayor Andrew Kastan announced several appointments at the recent Diamondville meeting. The following nominees were confirmed: WS, McDouatt Clerks. ML Brown Treasurer. Wy Suumon, Aliony. WMn Sneddon, Marshal. Jobin G. Smithy Moliew Fuptioe.
Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as Whannie Spiers, an employee of Montpetier phosphate plant, opened fire during an altercation at Cokeville. Police and emergency crews responded, transporting injured individuals including Spiers to hospital. investigators pursue leads as authorities warn of ongoing security concerns.
Local notes report a 10 percent wage increase for all employees of the O P Cent Co in Cumberland on the Ist Inet. Four union organizers visited May 27, leading to six hundred miners joining the union near camps off the UH Cesland. The company has not recognized the union yet, but mining continues daily with no immediate changes. Several community items follow including a death in the Williams family, school commencements, and local social news with residents visiting Evanston, Kemmerer, and Diamondville.
A sequence of local horse races last Wednesday and Thursday drew strong crowds and heated bets. M C Callahan's Colonel lost to EH Bad's Bob in a half mile for 100000. A 300 yard contest between Lettman’s joint gelding and Lestaford’s white mare saw a Lettman win. Fredellini’s roan edged Adam’s Bob in a 250 yard match, despite a near accident as Heggie was thrown from a fence after a misstep.
Fragmented text lists church activities with names and times but is heavily garbled. It mentions Mike Witt, Pastor G. Lav Ainiek, and services on Sundays around eleven, at a Methodist Episcopal Church, with unclear locations and wording.
The article discusses Secretary Garfield pushing reforms at the Interior Department, replacing old clerks with trained bookkeepers, and reducing staff by hundreds. It cites criticized practices, a new accounting system, and disruptions among government clerks worried about job losses and efficiency gains.
Lost or stolen two cows and one calf from Oakley Wyoming residence. One cow bears a G brand on the left side and hip, the other has a white face. Both have bells attached. Reward of 15.00 offered for their return. Absent owner: Bosnnnerry, Hubley Wyoming.
A Fortunate Texan recounts the case of B Wollaadloe of St Louis and Dhillon before trial, noting acquittal and life events as the narrative follows the legal sequence. The piece mentions Winn Mew Life and Hive Lever in a murky sequence of names and places tied to the trial.
The Kemmerer Wyoming town council met in regular session with Mayor Folger and four trustees present. Reports were accepted and filed. several bills approved. annual reports and election certificates read. Retiring officers announced, then new appointments continued and the meeting adjourned.
The Catholic Ladies of Divville announce a community sale featuring navy articles, Chinese clothing, and Panwy Wok items. Proceeds support parish activities with a supper and entertainment program. event details include chairmen, timings, and venue notices for local parishioners.
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