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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
9
Seanee drive welcomes Hunger Dick Smith and Hebert Mellvain of Lafarge visiting friends. Deputy Marshal Les Stow attends county business while Curtis the Jeweler completes repairs. Vallent trials loom as lands on Fontenelle face proof hearings and a railway deposit dispute.
A mining death is reported with sparse details. The text references fatalities and circumstances around an incident in a mine, noting authorities and safety concerns while omitting graphic description.
Embree, brother in law of Charles ihithbim and a noted Fontenelle sheepman, led a ride that broke his right arm Monday near the wilgot. He fell, the seat slid off, and he hit the ground. Dr. Stafford attended the fracture the next day. the patient is progressing slowly.
Fragmentary ad style item quotes a user from North Mills N J B Hobertadraggist selling Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores piles and burns with claimed guarantees. The text is garbled but reads as a testimonial about healing and satisfaction from a street vendor listing.
A Diamondville meeting at Last Sauiday evening chaired by Andrew Kastor decided to observe the Fourth of July with a town celebration. An executive committee of seven was formed, with R. U. Sneddon as chairman, to take active steps toward the event.
Tin Kinbey, a noted sheep, faced federal trouble after shearing at Opal for five days without an inspection. Dr Sanger and government inspectors report the matter, with a maximum penalty of 800 dollars and up to three years in prison. Kinbey faces potential prosecution, setting a precedent for one defying the law he seeks to challenge.
An advertisement touts a liver and kidney cure promising rapid relief after three bottles. It credits Hy Parris of Cedar and a testimonial claiming a complete cure with a “guaranteed” remedy. Sold by B. Roberts, 500.
Mayor Andrew Kastan announced several appointments at the regular City Council meeting last Monday, all of which were confirmed. Names listed include WS, McDouatt Clerks. ML Brown Treasurer. Wy Suumon, Aliony. Wmn. Sneddon, Marshal. Jobin G. Smithy, Moliew Fuptioe.
Fragmented report describes an accident near Cokeville involving Whannie Spiers and multiple coworkers from a Montpetier Phosphate plant. Injuries range from minor to serious as responders, police, and a medical unit from Holt Grato attend the scene and arrange transport for the wounded. The incident prompts an investigation and possible liability discussions.
The Cumberland area reports a ten percent wage raise for all employees of the 0 P Cent Co in camped locations on the Ist Inet. Four union organizers visited May 27 at Ziller farm, prompting over six hundred miners to join the union. The mines operate daily with no imminent changes. Local obituaries note the infant son of Mr and Mrs W W Williams died on the 4th Test. Commencement exercises at No 1 Hall on May 2 were well attended. teachers are hoped to return September. Various social notes, resignations, and visits follow, including Glenn Thompson resigning as billing clerk and Claude Tremetlag replacing him. details blur in places.
A series of matches began last Wednesday with several brisk races. M C Callahan’s Colonel and EH Bad’s Bob competed for 100,000 in a half mile, with Bob claiming victory as Callahan’s horse showed poor form. Also that afternoon a 300 yard event between Bred Lettman’s join gelding and Lestaford’s white mare ended in a win for the mare. Thursday featured Fredeliniin’s roan and Ad’s Bob in a 250 yard purse race, won by the roan in a strong dash. A near accident occurred when Heggie was thrown over a fence during postrace theatrics.
Church notices list Mike Witt celebrating at Calla He Charel Lonorrow morning at Std Ail Wo'eloek with no evening service. Pastor G. Lav Ainiek will preach Sundays at eleven at the Methodist Episcopal Church Giestead. Regular preaching at Saueluek tut we even tigge Ayeryliidy.
The Interior Department plans modernizing bookkeeping and staff shifts under Secretary Garfield. Old clerks face mass dismissal as new systems and educated clerks replace legacy practices. Critics and supporters clash as savings and efficiency are pursued.
A notice from Oakley Wyoming reports two cows missing from a residence. One cow bears a G brand on the left side and hip, the other has a white face. Both cows wear bells. A reward of 15 dollars is offered for their return.
A garbled early 20th century item mentions a Texan figure, likely a local or trial entry. Names and places appear distorted, with references to Saint Louis and Dhillon. The fragment hints at a legal or life event but lacks clear facts or dates to confirm outcomes or parties involved.
The Kemmerer Wyoming town council met in regular session with Mayor Folger and others present. Bills and officers reports were read and filed. salaries approved. certificates on officer elections and oaths filed. retiring officials escorted out. new appointments made for town offices and committees. notices posted for street and alley work. meeting adjourned with organizational actions continuing.
The Catholic Ladies of Divville announce a charity sale on Wednesday June 12 with proceeds supporting local projects. Highlights include navy articles and Chinese clothing, a flea market style sale, and a supper after the event at Stet vlelwk TM. Proceeds aid community programs and local charities as listed in the notice.
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