New Management at Kemmerer Publishing Company
The paper changes hands to a new management with a focus on Kemmerer and nearby communities along the Oregon Short Line. The publication will remain at its current location and push local coverage including cooling centers and rail towns from Granger to the state border. The Camerato group declares Republican alignment and a goal to unite interests, promote local development, and oppose government overreach, pledging harmony and public-benefit journalism.
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Camerato
Kemmerer Publishing Company
Wil
Kemimerer
Oregon
Granger
Wyoming
Shay Gyan Volee
Vrewatioe Wold
Heidel Derinas Vistélar
Editor Rosenberg to Continue In Charge at Caner Press
In a note to readers, publisher TP Rosenberg explains he will keep leading the Caner press with modest advertising support. Over six hundred copies are printed weekly and the expansion of the quarterly columns is underway. Rosenberg, long a Wyoming justice of the peace, has earned wide regard and will stay in Renameren this month.
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Rosenberg
Wyoming
West
Otter
Renameren
Supreme court order challenges apportionment and senate seats
An old saying aside, Sullivan and Williams seek a writ of mandamus to force the Secretary of War to certify to county commissioners the same number of senators and representatives to be elected this fall as the constitution specifies, overriding 1898 1901 and 1907 apportionment acts. The piece argues state officers’ acts rest with the state, county fault not anew. Fraud is implied if the Supreme Court issues such sweeping mandates.
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Sullivan
Williams
State Supreme Court
Waite
Paar
Tate
Supreme Court
Lark Optimist Crow Theme in Family Realm
A fragmented verse about William and a crow, mixing imagery of optimism and faltering phrasing. It appears as a stray line with literary, not newsworthy, content and no clear event or人物.
Unscrutable fragment hints at historic district concerns
A garbled OCR fragment references a great machine district in the state and mentions Wilde and a vandalized or unsettled situation. The readable bits point to a local tension or dispute around a district, but specific names, dates, or outcomes are unclear in the text.
Fragmented OCR piece hints at local theater and events
The readable lines describe a visit by Sheepman to Kemmerer and mention a theater, film, and musical performances. Key figures Sabina, Memare, Stichtey, and Mailerson appear in scattered phrases, along with references to a theater district and a forthcoming movie or show lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rik
Hitep
Dieta
Daria
Wititea
Ayelit
Sabina
Subulay
Keren
Vobewiie
Abe
Ted
Forest Officer Zeph Jones Returns Home From Timber Work
Superior Zeph Jones of the Wii Hiver Division of the Forest Reserve, based at Pine dale, has returned home after winter timber duties in Washington. He will continue deploying telephone boxes and instruments to complete a 70 mile government line from Pinedale across the Wind River mountains to Union. Jones, once city marshal at Rock Springs, is trusted to oversee a major division with ongoing timber sales and active projects.
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Forest Superior
Zeph Jones
Wii Hiver Division
Forest Reserve
Pinedale
Ti Washington
Jones
Washington
Wind River Mountains
Union
Morester
Rock Springs
Sunday Band Concert Promises Local Entertainment
A fragmented text outlines a community band concert scheduled for Sunday featuring Aly Herel and others. It mentions nods to various performers and a planned gathering, with scattered details about prices and attendance. The readable segments suggest a lively local event with several musicians and audience members hoping to attend.
Nine Hour Law Becomes Operative in Wyoming
The nine hour law in Wyoming recently became operative, requiring operators to limit work to a nine hour day. The enforcement targets workers in Detroit and similar cities, with Bod Kitsinitier from Los Angeles identified in the report.
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Wyoming
Cine
Kitsinitier
Los Angeles
Cal
London man opens Academy of Music for Birds
A London man starts an Academy of Music for Birds charging five tenths of a crown per bird. The school uses three rooms with a phonograph and tin cages. He claims to train each pupil in about three weeks and has taught a dozen birds in six months.
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Musical Academy For Birds
London
Early Spring Underwear and Hosiery Sale Ad
The advertiser urges shoppers to select spring underwear and hosiery now while lines are complete. They promise a larger early selection than later and mark prices to avoid carrying over after the season. Includes lines on ladies fast black elastic hose and seamless hose priced 10 cents a pair for Misses.
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Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
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