17 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
1
Local Kemmerer notes report St Patrick dances at church hall and Odd Fellows ball plans for April. Weather talk, dance tickets, and visits by Peckinpaugh McMinn from Poss mix with town gossip. Neblitt called East for funeral. Piney mail hampered by storm and telephones down.
Cheyenne reports Thomas Painter, a wealthy sheepman from Ivanston, accompanied by his family, passing through Cheyenne on the way home from Havens Cuba. He considered staying in Cuba but found climate and business prospects not as favorable as Wyoming.
A reader from Charwater Kay recounts her husband’s three month illness diagnosed as quick consumption. She credits Hallard's Horehound Syrup with his recovery six years ago and says they have kept a bottle since, claiming it’s unequal for coughs and colds.
Sunday School at 1 15 pm followed by preaching service Junior M evening service with subject to be presented Mr Mason to give the sermon on the personal devil and the expected arrival of someone named Miguel Sunny
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The Regular Correspondent reports the House Committee on Appropriations aims to end wasteful government spending. It exposes graft and incompetence across departments, detailing illegal employments, misused funds, inflated salaries, and improper transfers. Debate centers on senior clerical pay cuts and a sweeping anti-railroad-pass bill, with further action pending a sterner Congress.
Sincere thanks to all who assisted in the recovery and funeral of my nephew Henry Greenwood, who lost his life in the Diamondville explosion on the Tet day of December, last Harvey Lueksos.
William Graham of Slate Creek reports his sheep herder vanished during the recent blizzard. A search party scoured the hills with no trace and warnings indicate the man likely died in the storm. About half the herd he tended remains unrecovered. A local newspaper ad promotes Witch Hazel salve from B C DeWitt Co Chicago as a cure.
The National Representative Col. H.G. Albright arrives with his wife to organize a tribe of the order in the city and a Pacahoutis Council. Preliminary work begins next week as petitions for a charter are ready. The order cites success in New Hampshire with twelve tribes and seven hundred members, praising Albright's work and promising representation in the state Great Council.
Department of the Interior memo advocates extending the opening date for the ceded Shoshone or Wind River Reservation in Wyoming from June 15 to August 8 1908. Considers logistics irrigation surveys rail access and weather conditions to aid settlers and aligns with prior congress action on similar openings. Secretary Hirenteuck warns of difficult May conditions and proposes a provisional extension authority for the President.
The district court in Uint a County Utah issues an order requiring all heirs and interested parties in the estate of John W Dolan deceased to appear on the 2nd of April to show cause why a decree of distribution should not be entered for the real estate among the heirs. A publication notice is ordered in the Kemmerer newspaper for successive weeks.
To whom this may concern notice that A. Cowlishaw has left my bed and board without just cause and I will not be responsible for any contracts made by her for supplies or other items. Dated March 12th, 1008, Thomas Cowlishaw.
Notice that the retail liquor business conducted by the firm of Keener & Smith is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Smith will conduct the business and pay all indebtedness. Dated March. Precars KnN. BOY Sarrent MIG
An Athinta Georgia man Jake Moore touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming over two decades of indigestion relief in one day. The testimonial notes the product digests what you eat and relieves sour stomach, with local seller Kulerts listed.
Dexvin USS Stock Market Report notes a dull market last week with most cattle classes lower than the prior week except top quality beef. Good steers down, common categories softer. hogs and veal calves mixed with steady to firm trading on some items, feeder and stocker demand weak due to Eastern market conditions and light demand for repaired stock.
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