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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
4
C Watt Brandon notes weekly rates for a new tax program effective March 26 1913. The notice lists unit charges at 81.00 per hour with details on assessment and collection procedures for property owners. Names and precise locations are unreadable in the fragment.
A clipped Evanston Pree item cites district court plans in Jinta County with tenser issues. One inmate remains in the county jail for crimes in Uinta County while others face Lincoln County court terms. Kemmerer lacks secure facilities, affecting jail and tax implications. Roy Schenck, imported for immigration funds, seeks Wyoming surveyor general post. Lusk Standard notes Grover Cleveland’s Caldwell birth house dedication with Richard Cleveland receiving the key.
News breaks of King George's assassination on March 14 as a calm morning yields a bombshell. Funeral held on Saturday with attendance from England's royal representatives, Queen Mother Alexandra, and the diplomatic corps.
London has raised objections to Secretary Bryan's remarks delivered to the Irish Fellowship Club of Chicago on St Patrick's Day. Bryan predicted that Ireland's home rule victory would end aristocratic rule, a statement that drew sharp protest from London as an imprudent twist to the Irish question.
The measure passed by the Utah legislature and signed by the Governor takes effect on March 1. It offers ten dollars a month for the support of one child and nine dollars for each additional child, enabling a mother required to work to stay home and properly care for her children.
State Senator James Chrisman of Opal arrived in the city Monday for Masonic duties with the Hoyal Arch. He spent several days in the area, and on Wednesday evening after the routine work the gathering concluded with a social spread.
Fredrih Shelton, who had served as deputy state treasurer since before Wyoming joined the Union, resigns from Mazel Wi at Mt. dude's onpitan in Cheyenne. The budget and his role in the state office face uncertainty and scrutiny.
Fragmentary text mentions Cheyenne and Campers with scattered garbled terms. No clear events, names, dates, or actions are discernible to summarize a coherent item.
Ehren Woasheingrtous, described as a moteudeal orei leetarr and whackter, will lead the Baltimore public works project tonight under manager D. Ho Christensma, supervising city utilities and maintenance.
Parcel post rates are outlined for four ounce parcels at a single cent per ounce or fraction thereof and for parcels over four ounces at the usual rate. The table explains weight steps and classification, noting that a fraction of a pound is treated as a full pound, with applicable distance and zone considerations.
A fragment from Medicine Bow Times notes the upcoming sixty third Congress with 641 statesmen and 96 representatives presiding figures including Marshall and Clark. It mentions legislative bustle, Balkan conflicts, and local political squabbles. Idaho mayors face divorce-law implications, while New York towers with many tall buildings.
A small London museum in Chancery Lane houses famed records and rare documents. Exhibits include gunpowder plot papers, Wellington papers, the Victory log, royal charters, and letters by figures such as Nelson, Franklin, and Adams, reflecting broad Anglo American history.
Fragmentary OCR text references a motel setting and some names or items, with unclear context. The readable elements suggest a brief local item about people and a location, but specifics are unreliable.
The report notes a local game involving Jones and Cad with result details. Kemperer of Wyoming is mentioned in association with the event. Further context remains unclear due to OCR errors but the piece centers on a sports outcome and participants.
The parcels post system expands to prepaid pricing where the sender pays a fixed 10 cent fee per parcel and the charges are collected from the recipient. The contents are insured against loss up to the value declared, not exceeding 30, with a receipt noting mailing office and date. This feature was added after initial operation to ease postmaster workload.
A Philadelphia Telegraph report describes a bizarre plant said to cough and emit gas that fills its chambers. The odd creature allegedly releases a slight explosion and a crushing sound as it drives out the gas, frightening observers with its respiratory effects.
A garbled OCR fragment references an author or poem credentials and mentions names like Tom Gallon and The Daily Chronicle. It hints at a past piece or reminiscence, but the text is largely unreadable and does not provide a clear event, date, or identifiable fact beyond literary figures.
A narrative fragment portrays a troubled memory within a family setting. A character struggles to recall a crucial word related to a household item or color while interacting with a clerk about payment and a yard of goods. The scene hints at tension and elides the full event.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses bowls of mush and various names and phrases. It mentions bakers, bread, and local terms with unclear context, mixing potential event notes with stray words and nonsensical sequences. The readable content is minimal and lacks a coherent narrative.
Notice to teachers outlines a regular examination at Kemmerer and Iton Marek a with Friday morning and afternoon sessions covering arithmetic penmanship geography literature botany history psychology and methods plus supervision theory. Saturday offers United States history physiology hygiene algebra political economy bookkeeping pedagogy orthography civics geometry Latin German and more. Teachers must notify promptly to take last subjects and renew certificates. Maggie F Nicholson County Superintendent.
Sheriff and inspector certifies 7 horses inspected near Chinderland Wyoming for shipment to Murtaugh Idaho by railway car 11525. Animals owned by C M Lauran Ly man Wyoming include branded and unbranded bays browns palomino mares and a cropped bay horse. Date March 19 1913.
The state inspector in Cumberland Wyoming certifies nine head of horses shipped out of the state branded as listed. Among them are an unbranded Ohio stallion and several unbranded bays and chestnut or mare horses. The stock is owned by Watt Moyes of Lyman Wyong and in charge of W ei Moyer, conveyed by railway car to Montana. Date noted as the ith day of March A.D. 1. The document bears the deputy ink signature of A A McDongal.
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