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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
7
A recent adjourned town council meeting drew prominent taxpayers to debate the advisability of a property tax. The consensus held a tax was unnecessary during ongoing negotiations aimed at town improvement. The piece notes proposed registration points for Kemmerer and pokes fun at Casper, with broader reflections on local affairs and city plans.
Opinion supports postponing the Shoshone Reservation opening until August. It notes snow, high water, and rough May to June travel, but easier conditions by July and August for settlers to assess farming potential and prepare improvements. Officials are credited for the decision.
A fragmentary exchange depicts Mrs Clancy-Yis Mrs Muggins Pat and Ol parting ways over a husband in hospital. Ol asks to see his husband who was blown up and the doctor cites influence of Ann Esthetics. Ol proclaims he will divorce if his lawful wife behaves thus at death’s door.
The case of Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine draws medical attention after severe throat inflammation and lung congestion left three doctors prepared to give up. A final trial with Dr Kings New Discovery saved his life and now promises to cure worst coughs colds and grip issues. City Drug Store offers the remedy at 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle with a free trial bottle.
A muddled tale praises Bucklen's Arnica salve as a miraculous healer for piles and related sores. The ad cites RK Mulford goods and mentions Waynesboro Massachusetts patrons, claiming rapid relief and healing of ulcers, festering sores, and skin complaints.
Olympia lodge No 28 I O O F holds Tuesday night meetings at So'elock. Visiting members welcome. Diamondsae Wy AAMNS Lent bh NBHL Swanads Shey.
Fragmentary OCR text describes brutal acts and names several entities and places in a confusing, garbled narrative. It mentions captives, a witness, and various unclear factions with scattered proper nouns. The piece reads like an unreliable historical snippet with violent implications but no clear event, date, or location.
Fragmentary text mentions tolls cholera Chamberlain era, Mayo May, Laxative items, coughs and colds, bowel aid, and Kennedy’s Laxative money. The readable fragments show garbled references to medicines, names, dates, and a dated booklet. No clear narrative or date emerges.
Desert Land final proof notice appears with garbled OCR. Names such as Thomas, Davis, and others referenced in Wyoming county context. The text indicates a public record notice of land entry or claim with registration actions and involved parties.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Chamberlains Cough Remedy claiming relief for coughs wheeze and whooping cough. The text mentions users feeling better, regaining color and strength, and references other remedies or health notes with unclear attributions and names.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a medicine named Polyphobass and a claim it provided relief for rheumatism. It references Ballard and a person named Ldanerit as potentially related to the treatment and notes a date around March 2. The legibility is poor and key details are unclear.
French astronomer M. Pulseux reviewed records from early observations to the latest and finds no proof that changes occur on the moon. He notes that photographic differences may result from varying exposure and surface conditions rather than real lunar changes.
Notice for publication issued by the Department of the Interior outlines a formal timetable and requirements. It references a resolution involving named individuals and a public action, with deadlines and procedural steps to follow before Christmas.
Final proof notice for Desert Land patent involves Kivanetion and others in Wyoming. Names include Walter Co Owninget, Aseliinee of Hee Am Ww, and J. Fenner with witnesses. Proceedings occur in Keamnierer with January and February dates referenced.
Desert Land final proof notice appears with names and dates, listing Thomas Veads and others as claimants, with references to Viola and Wyoming. The notice includes required actions and deadlines, plus a product advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills by J.B. Roberts.
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