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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
5
The article states that many cattle are endangered by poisonous plants during a grazing season and mentions neighbor Warren Edmuness who lost three milk cows in one day.
A midweek blaze at the Stock Exchange saloon area was quickly contained by the fire department aided by local workers. Smoke and scorched waste paper ran along the wall but crews halted the spread before Sabre Department could intervene. Hastily cleaned trash and prompt action averted major damage.
John Vible and family from Newfork Vyo visit Lava Hot Springs for rest by a letter from Mine Ai describes the trip. The journey is troubled with storms and health concerns though they plan to stay for a period.
A report states Sullivan and Bickley obtained a contract this week while noting a prior injustice to Mesara Sullivan and Bickley. The sheriff indicated a previous award to Wen was corrected and the matter deemed settled.
Report notes Moriand visited last week following a serious wrench injury. Details indicate medical care and recovery steps advised by BML experts, with emphasis on rehabilitation and safety measures.
Fragmentary local election notes from Cokeville reference prank activity and mayoral context. Readable items mention civic figures and events but lack clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled report lists fishermen and local officials involved in a dispute at sea. Names such as C. O. Walford and B. R. Tee appear amid unclear text referencing a voyage or incident near Piney Point with Arbogast and Kewmerer listed among participants.
Local notices recount visits and movements across towns. Mr and Mrs Freak Bradfield plan an entertainment. A F Laley moved into a new house. many visitors travel to Cumberland Montpelier Rock Springs Ogden and Salt Lake. Miss Olson and Miss Crone take trips. Ruckaber resumes work at Frontier Supply. Lofgren goes to a fruit farm near Ogden. Mrs Holland visitations in Bubjet Kemmerer and Weir Kansas.
Next Monday the New Kemmerer theatre will show the feature Cabiris, a dramatized adaptation of DAnnunzio's play. The production highlights battle scenes and Roman legions as it traces the tale of the young Carthaginian hero and the central romance amid war and danger.
B Pritchford of Sweetwater and B A Gaenasien of Green River visited Kemmerer on Tuesday to discuss equalizing local assessments. Anton Hiaasen of Sweetwater was unable to attend due to lingering effects of a stroke.
A garbled report notes controversy over a monument honoring a prominent figure. The piece mentions public debate and attempts to reveal a path to confront the issue, with implied resistance and community response.
A Thursday visitor Bert Gandberg from Cumberland stopped in town for business. Mr and Mrs Oliver Viola visited, and B Bhannick of Granger stayed several days. M Coney arrived from his ranch on Hamatork, and T G Taliaferro from Rock Springs attended court matters.
Residents and visitors record include A C Sloan and Evanston trip reports. Regulars Wan Sing Chung Kemmerer F M Hoskins Cokeville, depot duties, Bear Lake access and Ideal Beach opening noted. Community details cover visits, work at schools, plumbing contracts, and upcoming summer plans.
A scrambled district page lists Joe Angelo serving drinks at the Arcade under Dan Mischier’s license. It mentions trips from Kemmerer to Ideal Beach and three hour drives, visits by Arthur Hobinson Howard Holden and family, Taliaferro of Hot Springs, and various ranch and convent figures amid notes on shipments of Utah chemia and berries and local housekeeping.
Sullivan and Bickley advertise plumbing heating and tracing with all work and material guaranteed. Phone 12.
WME and PITT advertise plumbing and heating services with all work guaranteed. Includes contact points for work orders and customer assurance.
Local notes report Pinedale hosting a wild west and roundup carnival on June 21 22 and 23 with community updates on residents business and social events. Mentions of wool sales hospital treatments summer travel and town projects follow in quick brief items.
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