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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
6
Carbon County court records name Judge David Craig as the third district jurist. The brief item notes his designation in the Third Judicial District. No action or dates given.
The anti gambling bill signed by the New York governor delivers a severe blow to racing interests, with recovery not expected soon. The fate of related associations remains uncertain as the bill nears law, though a total ruin for racing is not anticipated.
Fragmentary account describes ancient city walls built of copper and iron, towering up to 200 feet with thick stone core, covered by metal plates and studs. Mentions vast construction, steel frame feel, and imposing height, with imagery of strong gates and massive fortifications.
Fire at the Nelson Mouse Co. pileking plant in Kansas City destroyed cold storage and sausage departments amid explosions and heavy smoke. Firefighters faced difficult access as the Hooded district plant’s tre department could not approach within two blocks. Estimated losses were enormous, with oil and meat products severely damaged and a full assessment pending.
Readable fragments describe a man accused by neighbors of domestic trouble and pursuit after his wife. Vague phrases mention social tensions and a request for assistance, with unclear actions and dates.
Unclear report describes a bride fatally hurt at a wedding in Asia during a public safety firing by the groom. Details are garbled but mention of a shielded plate and injury to the bride during the ceremony. No confirmed names, dates, or locations are readable.
A fragmented excerpt discusses habit, nature, and philosophy with references to Lord Wellington and Wadilaston. It mentions a quarry operation for clear hard rock at altitude and blasting with dynamite to prepare mountain sites for a new railway, highlighting practice over theory.
A garbled note from a downtown office hints at a water line issue amid mock urgency. The exchange shows two office boys debating a trivial yet tense prank on city infrastructure, reflecting everyday city life and small incidents.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sales catalog for monumental works and architectural designs. It mentions prepared shipments, first class work, and price features with references to a catalog line from a design firm in Hoyteville. The text includes garbled phrases and suggests a mail order listing for memorial or design products.
June 20 1998 letter praises tea quality and grocery options. Mentions varieties Gun Powder English Breakfast and Japan tea. Claims prices at $1.00 tea for 70 a pound and an assortment of fresh fruit and green vegetables. Signoff from davon FPS. Note Blyth-Fargooskins Cy appears as a vendor tag.
United States Land Office at Evanston Wyoming gives notice on May 1 that Teateee A. Spteenboyean of Stanley will pursue Desert Land Act claim No 1308 for sections and ranges in Powishpeat area. A second claimant William Ponelson of PontNeille seeks final five year proof. Witnesses and registry details follow with dates and locations.
A dissolved corporation, Kemmerer Publishing Company, declares its dissolution after a stockholders meeting held in Kemmerer Wyoming. The resolution cancels stock certificates, settles debts, and distributes remaining assets to shareholders.
The passage states that no changes occur for cards under a heading by organizations and that the nearby groups are entitled to representation. It emphasizes organized entities retain status and participation within the locality.
Public notice lists weekly gatherings for visiting brethren and workers in Frontier Hill Frontier Wyoming. Monday evenings at 7 o clock and Thursday evenings at 7 for local members. Names include T Keilies Foo Caiperon Ree Ser and Joe Kolette with secretary roles noted.
Diamondville club notes announce weekly Friday gathering at Castle Hall Limondsie with visitors welcome. Mentions of Jesse Hote NG Abelsiaeson and Urene Hoshammock Lodge Nooo meet first aid night Mondays. United Mine Workers hold Wednesday sessions at Plan Hall. Bryer Freeman and others listed.
Cumberland workers union announces weekly gatherings each Tuesday at Tote Hy with president and secretary listed. Additional Thursday session planned at Too in Tall, with dates and names garbled but indicating ongoing labor organizing activities.
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