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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
9
A garbled financial snippet lists totals and amounts such as 50,000 and 90,000 with decimals and letters like th al eG and Ay. No clear entities or context form a coherent event or notice.
Interest in Kemmerer rises with Lincoln Lumber proposing five new homes for spring. Additions to existing houses are planned, signaling busy carpenters. County plans to build a new jail and sheriff's residence promise more activity despite coal mine mood.
Paul J. Panisos national board member for the Wyoming district UMWA arrived in Kemmerer to visit locals and discuss Workmen’s Compensation provisions. He was recalled to Cheyenne and did not tour all locals but will try again soon. Charles A. Beam met cattlemen near Kemmerer while opposing allotments, favoring current forest use. Bull question prompts forest service to enforce state laws on range users. Snow is light in the mountains. Al Osterhout expected home soon after Mayo Bros hospital stay.
The report notes a transfer from double to single track at Fosell depot about a mile from the depot, with the end moved to a four switch area. The change allows eastbound trains to pass without stopping, as the operator can handle the switch, with ongoing work to complete improvements this year.
A garbled notice describes an afternoon event at the Oly Drug Store with unclear start time and a group called Margaret's Guild. The readable bits mention items like cake doughnuts and possibly an admission or sale led by a local group.
Ralph Gunter, a Kemmerer area resident and victim in the Moss Agate Beds case, visited Kemmerer on Wednesday from Church Muttes near Granger where he works as a signal maintainer. He reported finding attractive moss agate stones and noted that some of the moss agates in the area may be located there.
George Whitten organized a Friday night picture show at Grange and plans to run a weekly program with Mr B J Braudieg in charge. The first screening drew a large crowd as residents supported the new entertainment venture.
Chas Bird of Opal, a mail contractor visiting Kemmerer, reports good road conditions north from Opal toward Pinedale. He says the government has recalled bids, demanding higher equipment costs and new obligations, including heavier loads and no pay for parcel post. contractors worry about uncertainty and protections. Subscribe for The Camera.
The Snake River bridge is completed and the crew has departed for Montana to work at Livingstone. Residents praise the structure replacing the ferry, with only minor complaints about west approach steepness. Twenty six thousand dollars were used on the bridge, ten thousand remains for rip rap to confine the water.
BP cashier MacGlashan of the State Bank of Big Piney visits Kemmerer in the latter part of the week after returning from a coast trip. Peter, after a February visit with Cheyenne friends where he served two years as deputy secretary of state, traveled south to El Paso Juarez, then to San Ds Angeles and San Francisco for the fair, reporting Wyomingites on the coast.
The river’s big bend cuts through the bank near the bridge creating funds leverage as contractors push for completion. The board aims to confine water and accept the bridge only after finishing the work.
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