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Fragmentary OCR notes mention per line insertions and charges on contracts. The text lists prices per line, types of inserts, and charged items, with unclear names and numbers due to damage.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention per line insertions and charges on contracts. The text lists prices per line, types of inserts, and charged items, with unclear names and numbers due to damage.
March 19 1913 report covers white slavery investigations expanding to Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Indiana and Ohio. It cites Montgomery Ward & Co and Sears Roebuck wage figures for "adrift" girls and critiques patronage of mail order firms. Also notes John F Reynolds Post No 3 Colorado Wyoming rebuking Cheyenne Leader over Senator Warren pension dispute and mentions Taft veto, Webs bill, and whiskey shipment disputes.
The fragment references a new pure food law and enforcement actions in a vague context. It mentions selling real estate in fall and a baking reference, but details are unclear and names or locations are not legible.
Open letter from Evanston Wyoming arrives with no name attached. The paper will print named letters if supplied. anonymous communications are not printed. Father Duffy of Cheyenne ordained as Bishop with Archbishop Keane, and bishops Scannell and McGovern in attendance. Duffy is noted as the youngest U.S. bishop. Also mentions Huerta name pronunciation and local baseball notes.
In the mild weather residents are urged to clear back yards and alleys of tin cans bottles and rubbish. The piece urges enforcing municipal ordinances against nuisances and promotes using barrels or boxes for waste and calling the city wagon for pickup to keep Casper's appearance neat and healthy.
The district re elected most present teachers for another year showing harmony in the school system. Names listed include Miss LeFevre Kemmerer high principal Miss Finneys eighth grade and several grade teachers with vacancies noted in seventh and sixth grades.
A fragmented notice describes a game titled Tick le the Editor and a mail based Jolte Exchange. It mentions using a sheet of writing paper and folding to create an item for a family show and prank. The readable text is garbled and provides no clear event date or location.
The document lists Dr. due A Tyrrell of Leruainle as secretary and executive officer with Dr. D Brushard present. It records the new medical board lineup and references a few attendees and dates in a formal, terse register style.
The article notes laws limiting women’s work hours to protect harvest periods, penalties for violations, and a ban on minors under 20 from billiards, smoking, or being served. It mentions a new agricultural school law and plans to expand local schooling with board-approved funding as enrollment rises.
Work on maturing basement cells advances under Kay Burke supervision. Riveted floors with 20 000 pounds of supply, about 7 000 pounds remaining. Four male ward cells and two female ward cells planned. Order placed through Stewart Tron Worka and Kemmerer Farm and Hardware Co. by Lincoln County commissioners to house prisoners locally, saving trips to Evanston and Granger delays. Lincoln County seeks autonomy from Uinta for county affairs.
Chas. P. Badd of Big Piney visited Kemmerer on Wednesday stating Marbleton’s town development is progressing well. Plans include a $25,000 bank stock capitalization, a large mercantile store, a 10 room hotel, and a good school as key enterprises with about 300 families expected this spring.
Rail service on the O W R N near La Grande Oregon reports a freight wreck. A new train schedule to take effect April Lat delays No 5 passenger service by about two hours at Diamondville. North west routes see rate changes and heavy business anticipated with a special Union Party term twice weekly offering meals and entertainment.
A capacity crowd filled Whitmey's Kewinnerer Theater on Wednesday night to view Inaugural pictures. Audiences imagined themselves in Washington as the parade and ceremonies were reviewed, with the "Original Andre" drawing applause during mysterious performances that delighted the many children present.
George E. Gunn of Salt Lake died suddenly last Wednesday from a clot while resting in his rooms at the Utah Hotel. He was closely connected with the Contyowaly mines at Superior and nearby Rock Springs. The news saddened friends and acquaintances in Wyoming as tributes began to flow.
Two year old Joseph Milich of Diamondville died after falling into a boiler of hot water while his mother Milich did the weekly washing. The incident occurred on Wednesday of last week.
On tired Friday special services will be read in St James church at 11 o'clock. On Saturday at 5 p. m. there will be baptism. On Sunday morning Easter services and special anthems at 11 o'clock. The choir will appear in choir suplices. A special invitation is extended to all to attend.
E Niven district manager for Wyoming of the Woodmen of the World visited Kemmerer this week to assess establishing a local camp. Several western members already belong to camps. Wyoming shows 410000 invested with 4000 in bonds. Niven plans to return next fall to advance the project.
W S Post formerly of Ketm merer and his wife, wintering in Cairo, send word they are well and enjoying their trip. The message arrives via The Camera 18 in receipt of a letter from Post.
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