03 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
1
Cheyenne Wyoming reports a severe wind and snow storm that began early morning and intensified through the day. Snow depths reach several inches with heavy drifting. Railroads may face blockades and stock losses unless conditions improve as Union Pacific deploys rotary and wedge plows to keep lines open.
Local notes report a council meeting next Monday night and the return of Hon. J. W. Sammon from Washington. Several residents are mentioned including I. W. A. Hooker, Lee Hurt, and Attorney I. B. Christmas. The Frontier's theater schedule offers a four act drama The Jesfer and praise for Witch Hazel Salve.
A garbled report hints at a lively clash involving multiple teams and figures within an athletic or school setting. Names appear distorted, but references to a game or event in a specific locale and date suggest a competitive outcome or ongoing contest.
The Cunter County Nebrask a chief faces a major case after E B Wanke, once living south of Mason City, eloped with married Agnes Cashin. They were arrested in Reno Nevada and brought to Broken Bow, where they were bound over to district court on 1000 bail, with County Attorney Jalston prosecuting.
Market notes dull last week due to poor quality offerings. Heat steers scarce and strong for top grades, common cattle moved slowly. Fancy corn fed steers around 4.40, best hay feds 4.36, cows firmer but common types slow at low prices. Feeder and stocker trade weak from poor steer quality, some western store feeders near 4.00. Receipts about 1300 head. trade active with cattle firm and select cows stronger. Packers paid 4.70 to 1.75 for good Northern Colorado fed steers and 3.75 for similar cows.
The Washington Letter outlines the Wester State Commerce Committee report on the Hopiu bill for railroad rate regulation and its Senate fate. It notes Knox’s independent bill, White House dynamics, and the push for broader reform, plus tariff progress with Germany and Panama Canal handling gains.
Mrs W Evans of Chearwater Kay writes of a sick husband cured by Hallard’s Horehound Syrup six years ago. She states the product kept in the home and claims it has no equal for coughs and colds. Available in 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 sizes.
The article notes student examinations and parental interest in comparing papers to foster healthy competition. It mentions the February department’s display, shift to Holog Haves of peace, and a review by Advanced Arithmetic showing long-term rust in knowledge after several years of higher subjects. The piece emphasizes practical knowledge for everyday guidance and states the review will continue to end of the term.
In Cheyenne Wyoming on February 27 followers of Isaac Walton note Lonetree Dale Creek Hock River and nearby creeks opened with fish biting eagerly after a period of inactivity. Two men caught a large trout in Hock River in a short time and fidermen returning from Granite Springs reservoir WW miles west report nine large fish with the smallest at two pounds. the Osh werd was caught through the fee.
MOB Church announces Sunday morning service at 11 with visiting pastor Miss Dotonta delivering the message. Evening program includes soprano and tenor solos and hymns, with organ accompaniment. All are invited to attend Diamondville preaching at 3 00 PM.
The readable text mixes scattered names and bits of place and event references. Context is unclear with many garbled terms and stray letters.
In Lewiston Maine a marching leader of the Lewiston Hibernians was struck as a street car approached during a parade. The captain, amid the march, ordered a halt and shouted orders to his company. The incident disrupted the open order maneuver and prompted immediate action.
A campaign urges highlighting the Great Resources and opportunities of the West to two hundred people in the East. Readers are asked to share the Weekly Post with friends through a subscription drive.
A fragmentary notice from The Weekly Post invites readers to submit subscriptions and letters about opportunities in the Rockies shadows. It portrays a poetic weekly feature that gathers sunlit depictions from Western publications to present a vivid Golden West image.
An advertisement promotes Kudol as a stomach aid from J B Roberts. It claims Kudol digests meals, prevents belching and palpitations, and suggests it can cure indigestion formed into a habit.
Reward offered for return of a missing gold watch attached to black silk and ivory fob. Reward amount stated as 85.00. Contact details not readable in the notice.
The fragmentary text mentions rates, agents, and place names but is largely unreadable. It references North West areas and various names, but no clear event, person, or outcome to summarize into a factual news item.
Wynne County court schedules final settlement for the estate of Williamfield Deceased. Clerk appoints account examiner to present oral report April 2 at 1 natelock AM in the Court Room Eyrituston. Interested parties may appear or file objections in writing before the proceedings conclude.
A district court in Uinta County orders all interested parties in the estate of John W. Dolar deceased to appear on April 2 at 10 a.m. to show cause why a decree of distribution of the residue should not be issued. The order, dated February 28, 106, requires publication in the Kemmerer Comers newspaper for four weeks.
Notice announces letters of administration for the estate of Manish, deceased, dated February 1, 106. Creditors must exhibit their claims with vouchers at Wicks Wyoming within six months or be barred. Administrator Many McNeatt, with attorneys Tamm & Arnold, 117s s.
A stray notice describes a roughly six to seven year old gelding weighing about 850 pounds, branded with X in the left shoulder. The horse is unbroke and last seen near Wye and Gokoville, reported by Vet W. OndON.
Local contractors including Victor Smith and Ibarry Bywie plan a new operation. They intend to haul materials for hollow core blocks and paving while addressing weather constraints and ensuring more durable solutions.
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