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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
1
Reported this week as steam powered shearing making rapid work at Posh station. Mention notes high labor savings and a team improving efficiency with modern gear.
The Diamondville ride results show Jimmy Edwards placing third on Sorrel Clipper while Weisamar Hath anil, a Local Union No. 286 member and father a prominent rancher, is noted. Edwards has long ridden since boyhood and earned a gallant finish amid the Wyoming crowd. The five wins included two by Edwards and city lots in Denver.
A proposal to build an eighty mile telephone line between New York country and Fremont county seat prompts manager to seek public support via the Business Men's League of Lander. Board chair B P Steele notes full capital is raised to start work. line will serve Yarn Springs, South Pass, Atlantic City, Miners Dedight, Red Canyon and Little Pope Age valleys, linking Upper Givenover and New York county residents to two railroads.
Kemmerer uieorey Dunford of Bevansten visited yesterday and met citizens to discuss cement walkways and property improvements. Locals anticipate future work on sidewalks and tree plantings as discussions continue for a planned late date event.
The document presents resolutions praising a late figure linked to Kemmerer and Kemmerer area officials. It extols the deceased's character, energy, punctuality, and leadership. It notes his role as a judge and justice of the peace and his impact on local affairs.
Special Inspector Callahan arrived in Reminerer last Friday and stayed until Monday, gathering counterfeit bills circulating there. He secured about toy of the bills and a description of the men who cashed them, matching a suspect from Leailville a year ago. The notes are described as having a McKinley portrait, two thin sheets pasted on white paper, silk between sheets, a pink seal, and colors lighter than genuine, with charter numbers and bank marks varying.
Fahey, a conservative Wien native tied to Mine Workers of Mteriea, visited local neighborhood residents several times this week. He declared no serious labor conflict exists presently and planned to return Thursday to headquarters in Hock Syringe.
Eugene Mennings of McKnight plans a stint to Kemamerce Uile Week and the Viney stage. He aims to write descriptive articles on the Pinedale country and its people, documenting the journey and prospects for the season.
Readable fragments name several individuals and places such as Be yer and Montpelier with references to a report by byline An and mentions of Judge Rosenberg and Charles Gave Wie Title dwn. The text remains incoherent, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize beyond assorted personal names and locations.
The Sports Committee outlines a lavish Kemmerer Fourth celebration including a ball game, boxing bout on the eve of the Fourth, and numerous entertainments. Funds include 25 dollars for sports, 17 for children’s activities, 125 for fireworks, and 50 for a dance. Notables like Ailesd P. Rosenberg and Attorney Davis Jones join decorations and speaker committees. Local residents urged to contribute to support what promises to be a grand western Wyoming event.
A fragmented column discusses Miljler Maker and the political dynamics surrounding the Tunisian election, criticizing leadership and the party's influence. It critiques perceived motivations, the president’s appearance, and the potential effects on university and national stance, with emphasis on accountability and future strategy.
In the first regular meeting of the new Cary council Mayor Hocker reappointed Marshal Naylin Clerk Gordon Jr Attorney Christer Treasurer Mase Vice Chief Helbig Sexton Curtis. New committees were formed and streets and alleys were to be cleaned with taxes assessed. Fire and guard measures were ordered against shacks near the townsite. Cemetery plots were fully taken and bids were to extend the cemetery property.
Oscar EB Ekdahl reported a freak lamb found in his herd on Monday. The healthy animal has a strong appetite but is missing its legs and is hindered by stubs where the legs should be. It is being housed, fed, and cared for, though recovery seems unlikely.
Pioneer travelers on a Northwest tour via the Oregon Short Line pass Kemmerer in a superb 12 horsepower Franklin motorcar. Frank Bett and family of Denver lead a stylish journey to Seattle, camping in tents along the route and praising the car for its quiet, electric-like propulsion.
Two gentlemen from Salt Lake City visited skull port to view Elk Coal Co properties near Skull Port. Joseph Cannon of George Q. Vinnon Association and 8. Martin of OC. 8. Martin Coal Co inspected holdings becoming tamed. Prominent locals toured sites and praised the foot vein coal shipped regularly to Salt Lake market.
Greatly reduced rates to Denver and Springs with via Oregon Short Line. Excursions dated 12 1 and 15 final limit October 31. See agent for fares and further particulars.
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