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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
6
The Kemmerer Camera edition appears to be a publication record with editor Watt Brandon and a Thursday date line. The readable text is fragmented and does not provide a clear event, person, or location beyond the newspaper’s masthead reference.
The town appoints a physician as Health Officer for one year with a $150 annual salary. The officer will inspect public institutions, report contagious diseases, enforce quarantine, disinfect premises, and collect costs for disinfection. Violations of quarantine carry a fine up to 100 dollars.
State land filing action opens to public inspection. Describes parcels offered for sale via described terms and dates. Notice from land office via Thomas V. Davin registrar. forms and serial numbers referenced. public comment requested.
Marcus Herris of the B Harris Wool company bought the Tim Kinney flocks from Cokeville, Wyoming, the largest and finest clip of the year. The 25000 pounds wool will be sent to St. Louis after bidding from Boston buyers highlighted its clean, high quality. Union Pacific carried all twenty five top freight cars. total sale price of the wool reached 6100,000.
The ongoing effort to grade streets and clean the triangle area progresses this week. When finished, the roadways are expected to be in better condition than ever, reflecting steady municipal work.
A stray or stolen cow named Peet is reported near Beart. The owner seeks locating details and assistance from Audiew Hemming and WL Bow A, with a hoped outcome of the animal's recovery and safe return.
A scanned Kemmerer column reports visitors and moves including Dr Denei and Mrs obituaries, Rome Hance in from the upper country, Chas Christman in Evanston on business, P J Quealy and fashion notes from Two Liste Tailors, Dr B Marquis visiting, Chas Wright in Montpelier, and wedding news for George Heddenam and Gladys Gheen. Local merchants advertise hardware, fencing, wires, and mountain trading goods while Victor Smith sells lumber interests. F Miller and the telephone exchange upgrade. A church service is postponed and social gatherings with cards and dancing are noted. Miss ser departs for Wisconsin.
Residents of Mig Piney plan a grand Independence Day event Monday July with a full schedule. Activities include children exercises, a reading of the Declaration, a baseball game in the morning, horse and foot races, other sports, and a grand ball in the evening.
Early spring shipments from Atlantic ports sent college youths to British markets aboard ships carrying steers. Shipping agents welcomed educated participants to manage cargo and duties, making reservations common as the romance of handling wild western cattle grew for collegians.
B McDonald a former Mee feetee Wyoming plans to bore into Katalla Alaska's Coal Mountain as frost binds it to its base. He has already mined hundreds of tons near the surface and will resume operations each thaw to extract coal before movement resumes. The mountain is a noted Alaskan curiosity that slides several yards with each shift.
The fragment cites various trees claimed to be centuries old or older. It mentions plants such as Brazilian carcanut, olive trees near Dundee Advertiser, trees at Fountains Abbey, California specimens, Haubab trees in Africa, and the cypress of Chapuitepese. It references Humboldt and Orotava as historic anchors in earth’s oldest flora lore.
A fragmented notice describes Chas. bristles and Kemmenve introducing a mobile druggist unit that dispenses various remedies and uses a trumpet for announcements. It touts the venture as a smart addition to the neighborhood and hints at casual nightly tours and curiosities.
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