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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1914

Page

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Elk Shipment Transported Under Deputy’s Guard

A carload of 30 elk bound for Rock Springs was moved via Kemmerer with Deputy State Game Warden P. Berenson in charge. The herd, mostly yearlings, arrived in good order though one animal died and two were injured during capture. Most elk will go to Sparksherd south of Rock Springs for care and distribution. Separately, Robert M. Smith, a longtime Diamondville foreman and councilman, was killed instantly by a passing locomotive near No. 1 mine. The coroner ruled it an unavoidable accident. funeral services were held in Diamondville and the body sent to Salt Lake City for burial.

Kemmerer P. Berenson Rock Springs Jackson Victor Idaho Kay Corrain Sparksherd Robert %. Smith Diamondville Wm. Sneddon L. D Salt Lake City Smith Scotland Wher Nellie Kavanagh Henry Flossie Lillian Eva Robert Thomas Mia Annie Wilson Utah Grace Gublet

Wild horses dying as winter ravages desert ranges

The winter toll on desert wildlife grows as wild horse bands starve and thin, with riders reporting near starvation among horses and antelope. Branded horses follow bands to feed lots as Irwin between the Short Line and Union Pacific reports taking many to Opal and Cumberland areas, some dying on the trail.

Irwin Short Line Union Pacific Opal Cumberland

High Class Show Delights Kemmerer Audience

Witnesses to the Merry Minettel Maids at the Kemmerer theater last Wednesday crowded the full house. The act impressed with superb voices and clever specialties including planes and tango dancing. The article notes Kemmerer is a strong show town and the group will likely return this fall.

Kemmerer Theater Kemmeer Kemmerer Kem Merer

Local Wildlife Struggles Amid Starvation on Frontier

Foragers report dead horses starved to death and largely eaten by wolves and coyotes. The predators are famine-stricken, with many dead rabbits found nearby as scarcity bites the frontier.

Northwestern Railway Plans Westward Extension Near Green River Valley

The Northwestern railroad eyeing the Green River valley may enter the area to serve eastern outlets but likely won’t reach the western fringe by year’s end. The Burlington’s southwestern outlet plan, Oregon Short Line interest, and a Kemmerer to bridge line branch are cited as factors shaping western Wyoming rail moves.

Green River Fremont Lincoln County Camera Wyoming National Wyoming Burlington Road Southwestern Outlet Merthwestern Oregon Kammerer

Wants to Find the Owner Andrew Kaskela and Livery Inquiries

An awkward local notice notes Andrew Kaskela as owner of the Oakley Livery and seeks to identify the rightful owner. The brief text hints at a pending dispute or claim and urges actions related to ownership and responsibilities. The fragmentary wording suggests confusion over possession and accountability.

Andrew Kaskela Oakley Saumone

Fraud Cases To Be Heard In Lincoln County

Fraud cases from Lincoln County linked to Green River hearings are set for Thursday with possible continuance. Opposition seeks delays and county officials face pressure to guarantee trial costs. Past costs cited as $83 rather than the claimed $1,500, as authorities push justice and law enforcement against alleged vote fraud tied to the Diamondville camps.

Lincoln County Green River Board of County Commissioners Ivan Jones Sweetwater County Craig Lincoln Connhed Diamondville

Wool Outlook Discusses Prices and Tariffs in Idaho

Idaho wool growers face unsettled prices as buyers hold on sheepback sales. World supply shortages, tariff changes lifting wool to free list, and rising foreign competition influence raw wool costs. Trade shows more foreign samples than domestic, signaling higher prices and shifting market dynamics.

Pocatello Tribune Idaho Weents Try United States Keened Pheepmen

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First National Bank of Kemmerer Erueteret Eruret U.S Avi Peisers Mrinte Td Weis Boren Devings Hanke Wna Total ATA James Stane Wromac Lineal Fm Neely Leta Ko J. A Cinrra sAttont Thos. Sneddon F. H. Chapin Mgr the City Drug Store G. A. Christmas Diamondville Mine Northwestern Railway Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Company Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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