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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
4
Mendacious OCR fragment outlines a pricing notice for subscriptions with unclear dates and rates. The readable elements indicate a periodical notice about costs per month or year and distribution terms. The exact figures and dates remain unreadable.
The issue notes OC Watt Brandon as owner editor business manager and publisher. Reports mention editor Crawford of the Saratoga Sun buying an Underwood. E Bradbury buys a Buick via Gill agency in Evanston. Governor Kendrick may recess appoint Mrs. B B Brooks of Casper to UW board of trustees. Senator C D Clark returns home after Senate session. Ward Preston named editor and assistant manager of Cokeville Register. Cokeville records early ball games. Newhouse Hotel in Salt Lake City completed after delays. Salt Lake City hosts two top hotels indicating growth.
Aik Lumwell, longtime editor of the Republiaas Miamin in Wyo, resigns after four years in the post. The new editor is not named, but the paper notes Lumwell’s role and local prominence in Fremont BEY.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered fragments of names and places including references to a government, a party or signal, and multiple unclear terms. No coherent event, date, or clear entities emerge to form a factual summary.
A brief note thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness during our time of loss. We appreciate the support shown to us and our family in arranging and sharing in our sorrow following the passing of our loved one.
The Pocatello Daily Tribune published a giant Souvenir edition praising the city as it edges toward metropolis status in the intermountain region with rail plans and a 250000 dollar depot. Italy’s role in the European conflict and a shift to Clyde Settle’s Star Valley Independent offer context as regional papers pursue independent stances.
The Labor Journal notes the annual observance of the eight hour day for underground miners, marking April 1, 1808 as the first enactment and highlighting the shift from brutal long hours to regulated work time under union stewardship. It urges workers to reflect on hours in unorganized trades and renew allegiance to labor principles.
County Assessor George Tanner says a new law requiring him to run the enumeration forces a major reorganization. He plans to add deputies and begin April 6 to finish by mid May or late May. Erwin and Simpson will handle Jackson Hole, Diamondville, Cumberland districts. Jensen upper Star Valley. Hengarere lower valley. Roberts Ne district. Harrison upper Green River with an unnamed assistant. Tanner oversees Kemmerer including Frontier and mining camps.
report says a Gypsy camp that visited Kemmerer last week prompted an arrest attempt after a man who went south allegedly stole a thousand-dollar bill from Sheriff Hansen. They traveled to Pocatello to detain the suspect, with two accompanying girls implicated in a broader dispute and leaders facing questions.
Mr. Reed, the ranch foreman for the I.Q. operation, is in town on business as several carloads of two year old steers are readied for market. The B.Q. ranch has expanded its herd by over three hundred this year, keeping only purebred cattle. Reed’s efforts are praised by owners.
The Krupp family subscribes seven million five hundred thousand dollars to the new German war loan as their factories run day and night turning out munitions of war. They are making money while some Americans object to similar factories.
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The regular town council meeting will be held at the city hall next Monday evening. Residents of the flats have asked for removal of the present refuse disposal grounds, a matter causing much unpleasantness. Visitors are welcome and those with suggestions can be heard.
Holy Week observances at St. Patrick Church include Holy Thursday Good Friday and Holy Saturday masses and Friday afternoon stations of the cross at 3. Easter Sunday will bless the new bell arrived Tuesday as parishioners from Frontier Sublet and Diamondville march in a body with sponsors from each forge. The church newly decorated by the Altar Society and under Miss I M Quealy who leads the choir preparation. Plants for altar adornment may be sent to the parochial residence with name placed in each pot to avoid errors.
A fragment from Kemmerer describes a looming event or action tied to a person named Guealy and a partitioned effort. The text references weeks of rehearsal and a plan to reveal details, with emphasis on people and a local context.
Damages sought in a courtroom yesterday after a rapid flight by Add War and Jom Neppet, with Mantle basals and a chef involved in a municipal incident. A jury heard, while Wianpy defended the accused in a protracted case stretching to New York and Lake CMY area connections.
A complaint has been filed with the state public utility commission alleging exorbitant telephone charges between Opal and Hig Viney. The issue centers on routing changes by Western Union and Mountain States Telephone Company, with disputes over delivery charges and payment guarantees.
A fragment lists five puppies for sale with price noted as 10 each and mentions contact names unclear. The OCR text is incomplete with stray words and typos.
Lincoln County Hospital notes report several patients with varying conditions. Stewart expects to be home afterhernia treatment while Agnes Martin of Frontier recovers from appendicitis. Dan Oredon wounded in the shoulder will avoid amputation. Mrs Doknama and Mrs Eh Haker show improvements.
Brief note lists upcoming Salt Lake City visit plans and agent coordination for the conference. Details are partial but indicate a schedule focus and preparatory steps for attendees and organizers.
A convoy of Overland cars arrived in Kemmerer this Saturday for the Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. The shipment includes a truck, a demonstration car, and two sent to Chas A Christmas and George Guyette for passenger service. The 1916 Overland is praised for simple driving and long springs, with a two unit starting and lighting system and direct battery lighting.
William Dubois, named architect for the capitol enlargement, seeks plans at the state house for new wing offices. Three options are offered: add two wings, enlarge at the rear, or construct a new building for the library supreme court chamber and attorney general offices. Vacant rooms could be repurposed.
Judge Jota Pollock of the United States district court declared the migratory bird law unconstitutional ruling that Congress lacked jurisdiction over game in any state. The decision suggested a possible appeal to the United States circuit court.
Edna Sammon will depart Sunday with her parents for Salt Lake City to marry W. S. Garvin on Easter Monday. The couple will attend a Catholic ceremony and then return to Spanish Fork to establish their home. Garvin is from Kemmerer and is viewed with good wishes by many.
In a fragmented clipping a publication cites Citenn A Knox with a contact reference 17 and a question about an authorized Harred Plymouth cheque related to frontier matters. Further readable details are unavailable.
The Battle of Sexes expounds a modern conflict over moral responsibility for men and women. The cast portrays typical urban society with a famous restaurant and exclusive venues. The play will be shown at the New Panama theatre on Thursday April 1 with prices 1c and te.
On March 2 at Comseview the Boston wool market reports a surge in Australian and South American wool arrivals and larger deals. Most transactions are on manufacturers' accounts with some receipts offered to the market. domestic supplies remain scarce. Prices show a slight shade from prior peaks as speculative lots ease.
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