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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
12
Readers receive Easter wishes amid references to lingering winter and warm weather. The text cites a U S Supreme Court decision and a federal instruction to foresters about monitoring violations in Washington, with scattered mentions of political groups and a Chicago address.
Wire reports indicate Easter Sunday date varies with moon phases. If March 31 is a Sunday, Easter falls the following Sunday, and early or late April dates occur when the moon’s full phase aligns differently.
A call to glance over backyards and plan to ostracise fruit cans and rubbish. The piece stresses judging occupants by yard upkeep and upholding clean surroundings to guard against contamination.
In a historic shift the lower house voted 11 to 155 to reorganize the rules committee and threaten Speaker Cannon. The move, fought by both factions, aimed to oust Cannon and tilt power toward Republicans shaping national leadership battles.
Discussion of American Express Company acquiring the Express service on the Gregan short Line next month. Notes hopes for value restoration and better customer service after previous carelessness and rate increases by the Pacific company. Mentions a recent incident where an employee delivered telegraph feed to Huntingte Cregen before alerting, signaling broader public dissatisfaction and anticipated improvement.
A garbled report references Grew Hiver City officials and a paving proposal tied to a contractor. It mentions plans, dates, and a potential operation in April related to wheels and heeling, with unclear details about personnel and approvals. Names and places are partly obscured but imply local civic actions and commitments.
Zeph Jones of Pinedale travels with his daughter to confirm he has recently become heir to a large California estate left by his uncle Davis. The uncle, long missing from the family, built a substantial San Francisco property portfolio. An Ohio-origin family member and a Denver newspaper notice connected Jones to the estate. Jones will visit a cousin in St. Louis and expects to be away three weeks.
Reports from Chicago indicate no railroad strike. Lt Lorene and Labor Net officials say an agreement was reached. Carter, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and his committee, along with the railroads general manager committee, will seek a compromise on seniority and representation before arbitration. A wage increase request of a cent would go to a Traction under the Erdman act.
The Walters Stock Company plays this week in Kemmerer with strong reviews. The Gambler's Sweetheart and The Stolen Diamonds feature Miss Corinne LaVauni and W. H. MacDougall with solid support. Tonight's bill includes Chie the Mountain Waif with LaVauni as Chie and MacDougall as the villain in a Western drama.
No firm word on who will carry the Kemmerer Vinedale mail for a four year term starting July 1. Bids were to be opened March 14, but officials await late reports from postal representatives and telegraph updates before awarding.
The week saw additional land parcels change hands with buyers including Gus Hackbarth Lot 4 Block 1 Albert Spinner Lot 8 Block 43 M. Lambermont Lot 1 Block 38 Sam Parker Lots 10 and 11 Block A2 and Mrs Louise Monk Lot 11 Block 3. Purchasers reportedly gain plots in the same development following the recent sales activity.
Fragmentary report details a sheep sale involving 1000 yearlings and buyers including Frank Malou and associates. It also mentions an upcoming boxing exhibition in Kemmerer with local participants and a staged event date, amid scattered names and places.
Fragmentary note mentions Johnson Burns and Mr Whitney with reference to an exhibition or event on a Sunday. No clear date or outcome is provided. Names Abie Johan Horus and Tedimetedd Ts appear oddly. likely OCR errors.
A compact Kemmerer town column details theater restrictions at the Rialto and the Oyster, updates on local shops and suppliers, and notes on residents and visitors. Key names include Messrs Calstall, John Kellar, Nell Fano Hargain, Frontier Supply Co, and Commander events. Community tidbits cover Epworth League meetings, the Epworth church, gym upgrades, stray animal care, and stray bike bail.
Community bulletin from Kemmerer details the Kemmerer Mercantile Co remnant table selection and local happenings. It notes visitors Alderwan W Willard of Sublet, Easter services at the Methodist Church, and various social items including football club activities, recent travels to Nevada and Dakota, and nearby ranch attendance.
A brief notice notes sheep in good condition with limited readable details including a reference to J. Sai and an unclear statement about sestirgescins Ese.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate items includingot and Outfit for Sale and references to Mt Kemmerer, Apel Babs, and a location near Point Ut. No clear dates or full names available.
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