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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1903
Page
4
A lively recounting of a February 48 gathering where members of a noble order shared hospitality and mingled with town residents. The piece lauds fraternal aims, charity, and patriotism, promising the order’s beacon of helping humanity across barriers of prejudice. It frames the social event as a reflection of national spirit and intellectual culture.
Editors of mining journals warn investors against buying stock in remote mining firms without due diligence. The piece argues most purchases lack knowledge of a company’s claims, property, or developments and compares speculative mining to buying a lottery ticket, urging investors to research before investing.
The Kemmerer Fire Department led by Chief S Potter plans a March 16 fundraising event to bolster equipment and uniforms for about thirty volunteers. Proceeds support improved gear and public appearances as they aim to attend Wyoming firemen’s convention in Laramie or Rawlins.
The piece frames an apology to Eagle fraternity friends and Camera readers, promising a broader correction to all readers of the moral sheet. It vows to sweep away the chaff and restore trust, presenting a reflective, inaugural tone from the publication.
A reflective note on patience and hope states another day brings progress and joy. It highlights modest yet notable work by Wyoming senators in Washington. The pension bureau grants Robert Hall of Centennial a $6 monthly pension from September 1897 with $400 back pay.
Mrs Gert Rude Eee of Marion Indiana was severely weakened by a chronic lung cough. After trying multiple remedies she used One Minute Cough Cure. She gained back weight from 92 to 148 pounds and fully recovered, with doctors endorsing the remedy.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure liver and kidney disorders, nervous tension, insomnia, and run down systems. It touts benefits for nervous unrest, rheumatism, neuralgia, and malaria germs, urging immediate use and offering a 50 cent price with satisfaction guarantee from Kemmerer Drug Co. and Chas Henderson, Diamondville.
Friends celebrate the complete recovery of John Blount after an rheumatism attack. Chamberlain's Pain Balm provided relief when local doctors failed. The ad notes St Patrick's Day event on March 17 at Smith's opera house with Kammerer orchestra and a $1 admission. For sale: a complete bar outfit and jail cages offered by W J Sawmon Kerumorer.
Notice is given that Joux L. Law has filed to purchase a part of section 22 west of the sixth principal meridian. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days. Proof of character and value for building stone will be made before the Register at Evanston Wyoming on May 4, 1903. Witnesses: William Newbrough Arthur Robinson Charles Beach Robert S. Lewis. First publication Feb 28 1908.
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