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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary note discusses eros reserves and mixed reactions among volunteers. Key terms appear unclear, with possible references to local groups and opinions. No specific dates, people, or places are readable to identify a concrete event or outcome.
Fragmented text outlines officers and structure for a Wyoming Mendental Forest Sheepmen Association with president secretary treasurer advisory board five members and various permit categories for sheep holdings. Names and places are garbled but include Cokeville Big Piney Fontenelle and other Wyoming locales. The document references articles on membership, governance, and officer terms.
The article reports a two day advisory board session led by Forest Supervisor John Leavitt and Assistant Chief Grazing A. C. McCain in Kemmerer. It notes 80000 more head of sheep than forest capacity, permits granted to several individuals, board remuneration plans, and constitutional provisions. It includes an explanation by Metain on summer plans, the 170000 head excess, and the need to favor A class holders. It mentions broader regional papers and editorials about wind and public issues.
A note indicates a compact pamphlet by W A Richards Wyoming Commissioner on taxation and duties of county assessors. The booklet promises a clear outline of laws and procedures, with practical guidance for inspectors and officials seeking authoritative reference material.
A swinging bridge is planned to cross Green River between Nine-Mile Creek and Ouray. Two 400 foot wire cables will be anchored on both sides with a 2 inch planking and wire netting to allow safe sheep crossing. The plan notes ice safety in winter and outlines forest range and sheep ownership considerations for eligibility under a class A applicants process.
The Kemmerer event filled the opera house with purple and white decor and elk heads as Cumberland Orchestra played. Nearly 300 attendees enjoyed a long grand march, banquet at the Kemmerer Cafe, and keepsake elk pins amid bouquets, with committee leaders named for setup and decor.
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