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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
9
A March 1 storm in Cheyenne Wyoming brings heavy wind and drifting snow. Several inches have fallen with life threatening cold and worsening conditions. Railroads face blockade risk as Union Pacific deploys rotary and wedge plows to stay open.
Local notes report a council meeting looming next Monday night and the anticipated return of Hon J W Sammon from Washington. News covers shop openings, repairs, and employment moves, plus social notes on residents and entertainment at the opera house.
A garbled OCR segment hints at a lively tussle involving AEC and local figures. Readable fragments mention a competition or event with names and places obscured. The distorted text references timing or dates and an ongoing rivalry or match concluding with a notable moment.
E B Wanke formerly from south of Mason City Nebraska faces criminal charges after eloping with Agnes Cashin a married woman. They were arrested in Reno Nevada and brought to Broken Bow for trial with bond set at 1000. County Attorney Jalston and Judge Humphrey oversee proceedings as defense and prosecution teams assemble.
Market tone dull last week due to poor quality offerings. Heat steers scarce and sold fully steady with fancy corn fed steers at 4.40, best hay feds at 4.36. Cows steady to higher with good demand for right kinds. common value weak. Veals steady, feeder and stocker trade active but tied to steer quality. top western store feeders around 4.00. Receipts about 1300 head. packers paid 4.70 to 4.75 for high grade Northern Colorado fed steers. select cows about 3.75 from same area.
The piece surveys the Hopiu bill regulation of railroad rates, noting a six to five committee vote to report to the Senate with amendments and Senate freedom to amend. It covers Knox's new bill, White House influence, and the broad push for reform, including the impact on patent medicines and consumer awareness. It also mentions Washington’s diplomacy and Secretary Root’s tariff settlement with Germany and Canal Commission findings on Esthines cargo.
Mrs W Evans of Chearwater Kay reports her husband suffered three months with quick consumption. After taking Hallard’s Horehound Syrup six years ago, he recovered. She claims the remedy remains essential at home for coughs and colds, priced 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00.
A reader notes the recent exams were interesting and urges more patrons to compare papers. The piece mentions changes in the February department displays, progress in Advanced Arithmetic, and concerns that after several years students’ grasp of core subjects rusts without continued study.
Report from Cheyenne Wyoming dated February 27 notes Lonetree Dale Creek Hock River and nearby areas open and flowing. A recent day yielded a large trout in Hock River within hours and a group of fishermen returning from Granite Springs reservoir WW miles west with nine large fish. The smallest weighed two pounds, indicating abundant fish and eager feeding.
MOB Church announces morning service with preaching by Miss Dotonta Collier, inviting many to attend. Evening program includes soprano and tenor solos with organ music. service at Diamondville at 3:00 PM. All are invited to attend.
Readable fragments describe a local event or notice with names and places unclear. The text mentions several proper nouns and possible dates but the legible content is sparse and incoherent, limiting precise identification of people or actions.
In Lewiston Maine a parade by the Lewiston Hibernians saw their captain of the Lews company marching with the nine men along the street. A street car neared as the troupe advanced and in a halted motion the driver pursued. The captain, signaling, shouted a command in a stern tone to maintain open order amid the tense moment.
A campaign urges spreading the message of West resources and opportunities to two Oo residents in the East. It invites readers to send friends a subscription to the Weekly Post.
A fragmented promo text from a Western weekly urges readers to subscribe and share letters about opportunities in the shadows of the Rockies. It touts verse sketches and sunlit columns from Western publications and invites subscribers to link their messages to the Golden West.
An advertisement in The Weekly Post urges readers to avoid indigestion by taking Kooldy after meals. It claims the product settles the stomach, relieves belching and palpitations, and provides a sweet digest with a claim tied to J.B. Roberts.
Reward offered for return of a normal gold watch attached to black silk and ivory fob. A reward of 85.00 dollars for the return of the missing item.
A fragmented OCR passage lists various agents and rates across regions with scattered place names and references to settlements. The text mentions agents such as A.D. Noblity and Hratly Joon Moby along with geographic hints like Salt Lake and Missouri areas, though many words are garbled and uncertain.
Wynne County court announces final settlement proceedings in the estate of W. Dahir deceased. Williamfield, attorney for the state, presents an oral report and the court sets the April date for examining and approving the estate accounting. Interested parties may attend and contest in writing.
A district court in Uinta County orders all interested parties in the estate of John W. Polar to appear on April 2 106 at 10 a.m. to show cause why a decree of distribution should not be issued. A copy of the order will be published for four weeks in the Kemmerer Commons newspaper.
The State of Wyontligy County of Uinta Districn aurt ig mail five sates Wouuity Estate ol Manish Deseased Letters Of Administration were on 100h day of Bebraury 1400. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers for allowance at Wicks Wyoming within six months after the letters. If not exhibited they may be forever barred. Dated February 1th 106 Many McNeatt Administratris Tamm Arnold Attorneys 117s s
Estray notice describes a roughly 850 pound gelding about ten years old, untrained, branded with X in the left shoulder. Listed location near Wye with veterinary contact for identification and return.
Local report outlines a new firm with Victor Smith and Ibarry Bywie leading a group to erect buildings on concrete blocks. The article notes plans to protect a bridge and install winter-ready utilities while referencing a display of weather delays and a hope for durable materials and safer, longer lasting construction.
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