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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
7
The text outlines 1908 and 1900 permit terms for resident ranches with holdings from 600 to 1000 head. It describes feeding requirements and price or percentage adjustments year to year based on how stock is fed. It also notes preferred percentages for resident ranch owners who feed stock entirely from their own products or partly from open range and adjacent areas.
The document outlines permit reductions for resident and non resident ranch owners based on head of stock and winter feeding practices. It also notes a death reference involving former senator Thomas Piatt and mentions Philander C. Kaos Jr and Miss May Bot er with vague career shifts and personal matters.
The Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Curtis, seven persons present. They discussed organizing a community event, entertained with music, and approved a vote of thanks. The notes hint at a 92000 or 92,000 figure connected to the event proceeds or budget.
The Third Annual Ball for the Stray Elks will be held Thursday evening at the Kemmerer Opera House. The Kemmerer and Cumberland orchestras will provide music, with a special train from Cumberland. A banquet, elaborate decorations, and a souvenir programme are planned to mark a big annual social event.
The document lists officers and reception decoration floor and program committees with names such as Robert Calverley N J Grider Peter Gordon Jr Willard Bell Joseph Bird Sr Archie Miller and John Mischler across multiple groups including reception decoration floor and banquet committees with chairmen M J Elk C D Stafford and M Naylin.
Residents of Kemmerer and nearby areas endure a 12 hour mail outage as a washed out bridge above Cokeville blocks freight traffic and hampers eastbound mail arrival. Train service reroutes via Union Pacific, delaying letters and causing widespread discontent.
A Wyoming court opinion discusses the ongoing county division issue in Uinta and Park counties. It reviews acts creating Mark County from Big Horn and revising county organization, noting the Park County bill is not operative yet and enabling legislation may be required to implement voter decisions.
Uncertain text notes arrivals in Brians last week. References to Walter, Cheeky, and Cate appear amid garbled phrases and missing context.
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