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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

5

Wool market and educational meet noted in brief

In Natrona county wool prices dipped to 13 cents per pound from 19 cents year ago. The National Education Association plans Salt Lake City meetings July 5 to 11 with Wyoming at Hotel Utah. The Green River Star questions parcel post rates excluding books and argues for easier access to reading material.

Natrona County Pat Sullivan National Educational Association Salt Lake City Wyoming Hotel Utah Green River Star

Editor J Bush Livermore Returns From Idaho Fishing Vacation

Pocatello Tribune editor J Bush Livermore resumed duties last week after a vacation spent trout fishing on Idaho streams. He reports no catch, humorously noting editors are sometimes poor fishermen.

J. Bush Livermore Pocatello Tribune Idaho Bush

Man Seeks Name Change To End Dammit Misnaming

Otto Dammitt of a southern state seeks a legal name change to avoid being addressed as Dammit. He complains friends shout the line and lodge roll calls mispronounce his name, causing embarrassment. The Rock Springs Rocket notes his request amid public interest.

Otto Dammitt O Dammitt Rock Springs

Congressman's Fabric and Leather Bill Proposed

Michigan congressman Lindquist pushes a law targeting misbranding of fabrics and clothing for interstate commerce. The measure, likened to foodstuffs enforcement, aims to benefit wool interests and consumers, while warning against fraudulent note signing by agents and contractors in stock sales.

Congressman Lindquist Michigan Lindquist Cireen River

Fragmented OCR reads as political memo with unclear names

The readable text shows a muddled political memo with references to a deficiency bill and possible firings or fines for officials. Names and places are garbled, leaving only hints of congressional pressure, law provisions, and campaign mentions.

Fragmentary OCR Note on Prison and Fraud Alarms

Fragmented text mentions Slane penitentiary and hints at fraud warnings. It references checks and a name or phrase Tar a jgimad pebtenon with unclear context. The readable portion is sparse and lacks coherent events or dates.

Slane Wren

Windy social verse and an Interior appointment

The piece narrates a comic cyclone rhyme about a Kansas sephyr and ends with Secretary Lane naming Mrs. Rogers as land office receiver at Leadville California with an 18000 salary, claiming women handle money safer than men. The tone is a satirical take on politics and gender roles.

Secretary of the Interior Lane Leadville Cal Rogers United States Rock Springs

Installing Power Lights Kens Mirer Presses On Electric Power

The community awaits the promised day of power in Kens mirer after years of need. Emil Liligrors of Lincoln Lumber Co. has supervised installing machinery and presses for electric operation, with high confidence in his capability and a record of comprehensive building work.

Kens Mirer Emil Liligrors Lincoln Lumber Co Emil

Delightful 500 Luncheon At Mrs Thomas’s Elliot Home

Delightful luncheon hosted by Arthur L. Thomas Jr at her Elliot home honored Mrs W D Foster visiting for a month. Twelve guests enjoyed four course meal, 300 game, and a prize for Mrs E F Fisher. Attendees from Diamondville Frontier and Kemmerer joined afternoon visit and leaving content. Contained social notes and editorials on gender equality and personal happiness comments by Houston Post.

Arthur L. Thomas, Jr Elliot W. D. Foster Mr. Thomas Salt Lake E. F. Fisher Mmes J. A. Sanders Diamondville R. M. Turner Platt Wilson Frontier P. J. Quealy E. L. Smith Chas, Rathbun C. Watt Brandon Bessie Rathbun Kemmerer Thomas Mrs. Poster

Native Meeting Places In Sumatra District

In Sumatra the Kyory district's towns of Sunatre host a votive meeting place used by locals. The Dutch Hegent Friel notes a formal council hall style with inlaid work, a pine palm roof, bright brake-like ornamentation, and a backdrop of tall coconut trees in a tropical setting.

Sumatra Kyory Sunatre Wide World Magazine Mont Plet

Kemmerer Falls to Diamondville in Sunday Baseball Clash

A windy home game saw Kemmerer lose to Diamondville with a final score of 5 to 3. McNeal’s strong infield defense and Tommy Smith’s pitching kept Kemmerer’s runs scarce while Diamondville’s Vealey, Kavanagh, and Smiths led a heads up, hard fought victory.

Kemmerer Diamondville McNeal Tommy Smith Mose Abiner Diamondville Boys Vealey Kavanagh George Smith John McPhie

Ogden man plans new plate glass front in Kemmerer

John Rizzi, longtime Kemmerer resident now of Ogden, spent several days in Kemmerer last week. He owns the property housing the Kemmerer Saloon and came to arrange improvements to add a new plate glass front to the building.

John Rizzi Ogden Kemmerer Rizzi

Local notes from the Sherman Small era and surrounding communities

Reports from LaBarge and nearby ranches describe residents like Ira Hatley D. Haker and Ara Halley dealing with homesteads grazing sagebrush and ranch work. Cattle movements include I. M. Vox and Cesar Henderson returning from Newfork with head of cattle. A theft incident involves Wrod Hatley losing a wagon team with some mares recovered later.

Sherman Small Ira Hatley Ara Halley Ayal Marbieton Big Piney I. M. Vox Qecar Henderson Ately Newfork Mroanl Frank Hetitan Kemmerer Jones Hurl Jones Kermmerer Marbteton Pew W.G. Heitzie Wie Poey Meiture Salt Lake City Metlure Isway Wrod Hatley Athens Kuro Mekey Rod

Report of Kemmerer Bank June 1913 Condition

Report of the condition of the Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company at Kemmerer Wyom close of business June 4 1913. Includes liabilities and assets details through observed entries and signatures of the officers.

Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company Kemmerer Wyoming Weshe I Es

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