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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
12
Fragmentary report mentions Doughes town in Wyoming with damaged lines about population, finances, and a murder case related to Hyde. It references Roosevelt, France transport, and appeals future events, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
Local merchants note better trading conditions as traveling men confirm demand in the area. A May timebank for women opens in London with nationwide use, while Kemmerer residents attend a park event and discuss municipal improvements and future growth.
Chas A Christmas, manager of a Drug Store, is praised for his enterprise and efforts to improve the shop. Over the past week he installed two winter floor mats a one half round cigar case and several Mission style improvements. The work enhances the store’s interior and town appearance.
Fragmentary text references a win and mentions Kemmerer and a church scene with unclear names and places. No coherent event or details emerge from the readable passage.
Inland surveyor Te Be Over suggests a new stage and freight road to run into the upper country, crossing Creek two miles below the esu yon, with Lester Twietal of Kemmerer Piuedale Stage Co assisting in rate setting as winter snow recedes.
A local concert is announced for May at the Opera House. The program highlights a violin student of a noted concert violinist, with support from a benefactor toward church debt relief. The event promises rare violin talent from Wyoming cities and aims to uplift the community through music.
M S Kemmerer of Mauco Upuna Pa arrives by Penny seal from Lake to visit the town with Mr Suey. The pair toured Elk Coal Company properties in Bikul for recreation. His stay is described as indefinite.
The Oregon Short Line contemplates replacing a six foot cement walk around its circular park above the depot. The paving would extend from the corner of the faeser ing toward the depot creating a dry path for pedestrians and easing mud near the depot. The line’s interest in Kemmerer’s future is noted by residents.
Judge Rose berg fined Edward Snider known as Shorty fifty dollars for carrying a concealed weapon. The officer explained that concealed weapons are not to be carried while loitering and warned offenders. Snider paid the fine.
Celeste Trama awarded a contract to Mr. Irvine to build a five room cement house on lot 12 block 35 near the Monk residence. Celeste has closed his interests and will focus on road work and ranch duties, with home in Kewmerer and children to attend school.
Messrs Sullivan and Pitt have started a sewer contract and dig toward the Willard Hell corner and will also begin from the butcher shop corner this week to build up. the trash part of mower pipe has waned and will, in Owenly, miss accurately. Mr Sullivan informed they will be done with street work prior to July tat.
A garbled report describes a switchman injured during a Sunday incident aboard a moving tram. The damaged text hints at an accidental event causing harm to a worker and triggering a tense response, with unclear details about location and outcome.
Unclear readable text describes a special sale offering seven pieces and pianos at reduced prices. Text appears to be a fragmented advertisement with limited legible details and entities.
Local column reports customers at Kemmerer Mercantile Co and Santen Rumble change hands. Visitors include Joseph Eaterberg purchasing a business, Morgan Thomas fencing, and August Helbig with family returning from Larimer after a funeral. The piece notes street cleaning, a wedding near Elkol, fresh produce deliveries, and a local ice cream stand attracting votes.
A local Canby pageant selects its most paper worthy young lady amid a crowded field. Judges note increasing appeal and emphasize poise and presentation for the title and prize.
A jumble of shop ads and community notices highlights sales on clothing and groceries at Moustala Trading and other stores, along with calls for church group meetings and social gatherings. The piece mentions Mrs Herscher and Mr Beams hosting visitors, a Ladies Aid meeting at 2:30 PM Thursday, and various civic notes about construction and local districts.
The Kemmerer meeting faced a muted turnout and a lack of motions as trustees discussed bond issues. Moy A Moon was narrowly re elected after lengthy public debate over school matters and special tasks.
Members of the Kemmerer Athletic Club are called to meet to elect representatives for cement items and other club duties. The note mentions town trees recently moved, ongoing local yard work, and upcoming events around Kemmerer ranches.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Charles A. Carittinas and De Pleher traveling to Rock Springs for work related to a power plant. The text is garbled but suggests some kind of incident or loss and a reference to Roos CI. No clear date or outcome is established.
An obscure notice reports a feraliave event involving Fer Sele Marling and a ti wel, with details unclear due to fragmented OCR. No concrete dates or locations are readable.
Poor readable OCR shows references to Pamela Takka and a fate note with unclear context. Names and place details are fragmentary, making specifics uncertain, but it suggests a local event or report mentioning individuals such as Pamela and a fate or outcome.
Garbled excerpt describes a livery stable in Dismendvilie with scattered phrases about a morning scene and departures. Contains unclear names and events. no coherent actions or outcomes clearly identifiable in readable portions.
Fragmentary historical note mentions names such as Khourge Vilerane Frank Malens and Fisher. References a parade, a cement operation, Malt Labs in Juba, and a foreman in town last week. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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