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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
16
A short 100s page line mentions subscription at 2.00 per year and a Saturday June 20 reference. The piece oddly claims Teddy won the presidency by wearing suspender style.
Caution warns that tossing waste paper into streets can frighten or distract drivers, creating traffic danger and potential accidents. Officials urge proper disposal to maintain road safety and reduce hazards for passing vehicles.
The writer mocks sensational Colorado and state papers for reporting Bert Smiths death and the notorious two wives stories, noting that many accounts contain no truth and that the rumors circulated were unfounded and sensational.
Kemmerer and Rawlins prep for a July 4th celebration aiming to outdo neighboring Rock Springs which plans a bigger event. Rock Springs Rocket is noted as being from Missouri, adding regional pride to festivities.
Denver gears up for the Democratic convention on July 6 with extensive street decorations and prize incentives for the neatest yards. The city anticipates a grand appearance and heightened civic display for the event.
Courtesy copy from Hon F P OW Monudell presents a booklet with portraits of House members of the 60th Congress and an alphabetical list of their committee memberships. The publication is described as neat and creditable to Congress and its representatives.
The final chapter of a famed Kentucky feud ends as Governor Willson signs Caley Powers and James Howard, bringing to a close eight years of bitter conflict. The decision to avert further violence ends a contentious era, with critics likely to dispute the Governor’s action despite restoration of calm.
The readable fragments describe a historical event with names, places, and figures but are heavily garbled. Key entities cannot be reliably identified. no coherent outcome or dates emerge from the damaged text. Further restoration would be required to produce a factual card.
A scrambled report lists land contest disputes and panel inquiries amid names like Adena, Ernie, and Wie Hapiite. The fragment mentions groups, dates, and contested titles, with no clear outcomes or locations. Further details are unreadable in the garbled text.
Pinedale Roundup reports Cox of the Forest Service and partners planning a Wind River timber inspection with Wind River Lumber Co on Sheckdan Creek. Also notes J Kerwin, a ships gunner's mate on the Alabama, praising Navy benefits. Green River visitors Gilligan Scott and Jessen tour Pinedale. Daniel school directors vote to close for fall term due to bad streams.
Receipt of a letter from Dr W Lovejoy of Unity Oregon with his two sons James and Addison describing a gold mine venture. The note mentions drilling depth about 375 feet projecting to 400 feet, stoping at an estimated 160 feet, and ore described as black quartzite with chromium content assays of 440 to 1250 per ton. Also notes nearby free gold readings and cinnabar red stains.
A reduced postage pact between Great Britain and the United States proposes a 7 cent rate to take effect, pleasing those with cross ocean correspondence though questions remain about practical adoption and delivery timelines.
A garbled OCR passage reports on Cumberland gatherings and a list of named individuals, dates, and locations. It mentions Matie, Walay White, and others with scattered references to visits, gowns, and a Friday event. The text is largely unreadable and fragmented, hindering coherent extraction of a single event.
Hy Smith of Pontenelle was in town yesterday. Willard Bell visited Salt Lake City this week. Dicky and Gon Card were in Reminerer Wednesday. Mrs Hastert left for Minnesota. Jon Conilie of Fossil active in local business. Several residents travelling, visitors from Cumberland and Oakley called, and a birth announced at Peter Gordon Jr.’s home. Local notices include travel, visits, and community events with multiple names and places noted.
Mr and Mrs Johneed visit Salt Lake City to see Mr Reed's parents. The Local Miners Union dance last Friday night was a grand affair. Mr and Mrs Chas Vaugher Jr return from Hock Springs Wyoming to reside here. Mrs Ber Hoyt has returned from Hot Springs rheumatism treatment. About 50 000 logs were taken from the river today. Mrs Geo E Heitz of Rock Springs returns from visit with her parents. Herson, who was seriously ill, is about well again. Mrs Benjamin McPhie visited Frontier this week.
Granger Chippings Dave Bagley travels to Fontenelle Wyoming to buy four team replacing a valuable team recently lost. Martin Wilson visits from his ranch for supplies. Roadmaster Pheeney of the O L L in town. Mrs Avni M Guptavindsen and daughter Mrs Ogien visiting. Big Bill Moreland of Conove Digir Denver in town. Deputy sheriff Wyatt and wife enjoyed a river excursion Sunday. Atwood & Company moving a new building. Wyett laws and a list of deserited selected modes appear amid scattered fragments.
A fragmented local notice mentions Gallup Formations and EKG related items along with references to Bela Klvote Hue and Ohm. Details are unclear but indicate a meeting or event schedule around September 1 and notes about business tie ins and performances at The Fifi.
Notice announces land within Yellowstone National Forest in Wyoming subject to homestead laws. Applicants with preexisting agricultural claims may pursue homestead entry. details list names, dates, and officials overseeing the process. The notice emphasizes prior valid claims and preferred right to entry, with conditions for settlement and filing for entry in 1908.
Notice advises stockholders of Kemmerer Big Piney Tell Phone Company about a corporate meeting at a specified date in Wyomington. It outlines stockholder participation, meeting place, and related proceedings, with reference to transacting company business and authorizations.
The readable text mentions names and places in a garbled OCR fragment. It references individuals and a possible event but lacks clear actions, dates, or concrete details to form a definitive news item. No verifiable outcome or location is established from the fragment.
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