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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
9
Fragmented OCR pages describe a hectic week with mentions of local figures, political events, market activity, and social notices. Names like Campbell, Pratilier, and Erlend appear alongside places and ongoing civic questions. The text sketches a crowded scene of postwar life with scattered references to trades, appointments, and community happenings.
In a Wednesday accident at Kammerer Coal Co a worker named Mardy Shape lost both feet after being drawn into machinery while operating a compressor. Fire, medical staff, and authorities responded. doctors report both legs severely damaged above the ankles and fear a second operation may be needed.
A reader notes Buc ien's Avnien salve cured a nail foot wound quickly without illumination issues. The testimonial mentions Dr. Walker editor of that journal and credits Roberts druggist for the salve.
In Kemmerer Wyoming Mrs McFadden returns from the East to present the latest dress and street hats at a March 15 and 16 millinery opening. The event invites all to attend and view the new designs at the millinery and dressmaking parlors.
A garbled OCR text describes a mother and son incident with scattered phrases about a child named Jean and references to places and people. The legible content is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or outcome.
Residents are informed that the Ninth state Legislative amended the game law requiring licenses to hunt game birds and waterfowl. The license fee is one dollar, and justices of the peace will issue licenses within the next ten days. State Examiner HB Tes pienso.
A testimonial from N Corbell of Tolding Ga praises Kodol for dyspepsia relief after four years of illness from boiled milk diet and doctors. He recounts buying a fifty cent bottle, then returning to work as a machinist within three months. The ad ends with a blessing and a note that J J Roberts sells the product.
Members of Mo White Council adopt a resolution praising Sister Quealy, expressing sympathy for her loss, and extending prayers and consolation. The document notes the sister’s steadfast virtue, asks comfort for her bereaved family, and directs the resolution be shared in records and presented March in the local council setting.
Fragmentary OCR text references remain young and health, mentions names and places in garbled form. Content lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to produce a concrete news card with factual summary.
The record documents a town meeting with licenses issued totaling several amounts, including 20.00 and 187.00, and payments to numerous individuals such as John Mipel, Wood, and Procter LOD. It notes salaries, sanitary costs, and bills being spread. the town clerk is ordered to certify expenditures.
The Washington Letter surveys congressional cost of living issues including salary, travel mileage, and sleeping car perks. It notes proposals to curb excesses, mentions Senator Beveridge, and discusses a clash between Stevens and Oliver over canal work bids and a resignation threat, with the president's involvement implied.
A garbled excerpt mentions driving clouds away and scattering gloom with unclear terms and names. It appears as a distorted note on weather or science but contains no clear events, dates, or entities to anchor a fuller summary.
Readable bits reference a violent incident with names and places lost to errors. Key elements are unclear and fragmented, but the text hints at a confrontation involving two parents attacking someone and mentions a warlike setting. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the supplied excerpt.
A garbled OCR fragment describes women and tension around mortar and tan rites. It mentions stores and buildings in the course of some construction or renovation.
A transcription fragment notes a remarkable child in Vivi at Roeife with a small group and a long life story. The text hints at overcoming fear and a journey to a Yodataehe with a return to a base.
Fragmentary text recalls a late era military discipline scene with references to convicts and regimented groups. It hints at punishments tied to desertion debts and attempts to promote service in the army or navy, with sparse names and terms surrounding trust and enforcement.
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene with scattered terms referring to broadcasting equipment and medical or technical terms. No coherent event or full names are readable, making it impossible to identify persons places or outcomes from this snippet.
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