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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
9
The Kemmerer items report a St Patrick dance tonight at St Patrick’s choir ball with local figures like Jad Cook and Miss Peckinpaugh and McMinn visiting. Odd Fellows plan a grand ball April 8 to celebrate the eighty seventh anniversary, while weather and Piney Mail Line reports hint at spring delays and storm impacts.
Cheyenne reports Thomas Painter a wealthy sheepman and his family passed through on the way home from Havens Cuba. He considered settling in Cuba but found the climate and opportunities lacking. News from Evanston notes Wyewing Mining & Development Company with stock options, aimed at developing clay deposits coal tracts and cement rock nearby.
A letter from Mrs KW Evans of Charwater Kay recounts her husband’s three month illness diagnosed as quick consumption. She credits Hallard's Horehound Syrup with stopping the cough six years ago and notes they always keep a bottle for colds.
Sunday School at 1 15 p m followed by preaching service Junior a M evening service will be presented with a subject to be presented Mr Mason expected to give the talk regarding a personal devil and a person named Sunny, with possible mention of Mr. Mason.
Fragmented OCR text shows a person named Chas and Earn pursuing admission to the bar after a district court exam. It also contains garbled lines about a stone mansion and a fictional product claim. The readable portions mix legal ambition with nonsensical material.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and places in a fragmented way. Key fragments reference individuals such as Loctl, Aponte, and Padma, with mentions of Ghana and other scattered terms. The text lacks a coherent story or clear events to summarize.
Regular correspondent reports the House Appropriations Committee moving to curb wasteful government spending. The piece alleges widespread graft, illegal clerks, misused funds, inflated salaries, and improper contracts across multiple departments, with emphasis on aging clerks and payroll abuse. It notes past attempts to curb gifts and rail passes for lawmakers and references Taft and the Supreme Court context.
Sincere thanks to all who helped 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 a ferocious blizzard last Saturday. A searching party has scoured the hills with no sign of the herder. It is believed the man perished in the storm, and about half the flock he was tending remains missing. A local dental ad is included for Witch Hazel salve from B C DeWitt Company in Chicago.
The National Representative Col. HG Albright arrives with his wife to organize a Red Men tribe and Pacahoutis Council in the city. Preliminary work begins next week as petitioners for a charter are gathered, with twelve tribes in Indiana cited as a successful model and praise for the Deputy fire’s efforts. A Great Council plan aims to extend membership to Wyoming and other states, with a convention in Dillan Texas on the 12th Sung of Corn Moon.
Department of the Interior proposes extending the opening date for the ceded Shoshone or Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming from June 15 to August 8 1908. The delay aims to improve irrigation surveys access by rail and stage lines and to ease settler hardship while preserving congressional options to open earlier if conditions permit. The proposal accompanies a joint resolution and a formal letter from the General Land Office.
Court orders show cause why decree of distribution of the estate of John W Dolan deceased should not be made among heirs. Interested persons must appear before the District Court in Uinta County on April 2 to show cause. Publication of this order is required weekly in a local newspaper prior to the date.
Notice states that Wite A Cowlishaw has left bed and board without just cause and the writer will not be responsible for contracts made by her for supplies or other items. Dated March 12, 1008. Thomas Cowlishaw.
Notice is hereby given that the retail liquor business conducted by the firm of Keener & Smith is dissolved by mutual consent this day. Mr. O Smith will conduct the business and assume all indebtedness until final settlement. Dated March. Precars KnN. BOY, Sarrent. MIG
A resident of Athinta Ga Jake Moore says TD endured indigestion for over twenty years until a friend recommended Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He reports relief in one day and improved health thereafter. The product digests what you eat and relieves sour stomach. sold by Kulerts.
The market was dull last week with cattle mostly down from the prior period except the top beef cattle. Good steers steady to slightly lower, feeders weak, cows dull, veal calves in good demand, hay prices high with buyers cautious, and mules and hogs showing mixed demand. Eastern market weakness affected local trades. most bids were low and forward contracts unsettled.
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