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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
12
A garbled excerpt references pump operations, work near the Watery swamp, and pride in being pump boss. It also notes Barney Oldfield attending a Cheyenne race meet, wool industry debates, Theodore Roosevelt’s return, Pinchot Ballinger tensions, and surging real estate purchases signaling growth and local building interest.
Brothers Allard and Ewer of the Evanston publications urge action against wasteful spenders. They deride the town for spending on advertising while wasting money on beer chips. They praise minimizing such individuals who are often unnoticed by Kem muerer.
The text describes a postal savings proposal reviewed by congress. It notes senate passage and outlines account rules for deposits and withdrawals with age and marital status restrictions. It mentions interest rates and a bank-like deposit system administered by a postal authority.
Fragmentary notice offers second hand furniture at bargain prices. Readable details are limited but imply a sale of used items at a discount.
The article outlines a bidding process for mail carrying from Kemmerer to Pinedale and describes rejections and routes. It notes that one bid was rejected and references a plan to set a starting point for the Pinedale Information route, with historical context about northward travel over the past four years.
Kemmerer School Board announces next year’s teaching staff led by Superintendent Huptoon’s return and additions due to growing enrollment. Primary class sizes push two teachers per room. district plans building expansion to add two more rooms. Rehiring includes Principal Chamberlain and staff Seuss Payne Stellwagen. outside-school selections depend on term length.
A Washington Herald profile portrays Senator Warren as the most brisk, paper-scouring member in the capital. The New Englander born in Massachusetts blends sharp business sense with Western drive, chairing Military Affairs and guiding committees that demand constant hustle.
Fragmentary telegraph briefs outline labor actions and political shifts across major cities. The note references Philadelphia sympathy strikes, rail labor movements, and proposals transferring water power sites from the national government to private sales, with scattered mentions of figures and places.
Community chatter lists resignations, relocations, and visitors. W V Grow resigns. O M Twichell backs winter stock. Nell and Heitz bargain counter draws attention. Ian Miswhler family heads to Mediciin Bow while Nerman Siri rents their place. J P Folger and children arrive, staying at Hoskins. Church services in town feature special Kuster rites and Methodist programs.
The body of a young woman, who died yesterday morning at 10, was taken from the Methodist church in Kemmerer to Opal en Mu, then to Hig Plury for burial. She left a mother, three brothers, and two sisters. the community extends condolences to the bereaved family.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jones and neighbors, a move to Big City, and individuals including Kenyon. Context unclear but records attendance or greetings at a Mines area event and personal notes.
Fragmentary notes reference Camber schedule and a shipment notice. Mentions Neil & Brits and Rick Zilier as a manager. Illness of a mother appears as a reason for a personnel change. Window shades and eyes ship terms appear among scattered items.
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