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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
6
A garbled 1910s page fragment mentions figures about France transport, Roosevelt, and Hyde in a dispersal tone. It references Doughes town, trees, Bat ita streets, and Wyoming population, with unclear political and civic notes.
Travelers say business is stronger here than ever, with many noting improved home trade. Miss May starts a women only bank in London with Mrs Bateman as president, offering accounts and checkbooks to women with salaries. Kemmerer residents tour the park and discuss municipal improvements and housing growth, highlighting the city’s rising prospects.
Chas A Christmas, manager of the local drug store, is to be congratulated on his enterprise and enthusiasm in fitting up the shop. Over the past week he has added a winter floor rug and a half round cigar case, improving interior appearance. He has also installed several mission style improvements. Mayor W. Ih. of Opal attended the event.
Readable fragments reference a church event in Kemmerer with unclear names and details. The OCR text is damaged and lacks coherent facts to identify persons, dates, or outcomes.
Lester Twietal of the Kemmerer Piedale Stage Co assists in seeking a new rate for a proposed road to cross a creek two miles below the esu yon. The plan aims to move travelers away from dugways and railroads, with the project hopeful after early winter snows clear.
A local concert titled The Faded will be held at the Opera House in May. A violinist pupil of a noted voice violinist will perform pieces including a rare ability. The event supports church debt reduction and will feature a Wyoming city audience.
M S Kemmerer of Mauco Upuna Pa and a companion arrived by Penny seal from Lake for recreation. He toured with Mr Suey to Bikul to visit Elk Coal Company properties. His stay remains indefinite.
The Oregon Short Line considers replacing a six foot cement walk circling Kemmerer depot park to improve pedestrian access and ease mud problems. City officials note the railroad’s interest in Kemmerer’s future and its impact on the town’s appearance and mobility.
Judge Rose berg fined Edward Snider known as Shorty fifty dollars for carrying concealed weapons. The officer warned that concealed weapons are illegal and warned offenders while noting the incident involved looking up and retrieving a gun. The fine was paid.
Celeste Trama let a contract to Mr Irvine for a five room cement house on Lot 12 Block 35 near the Monk residence. Celeste closed his interests last week and will focus on road work and ranch duties. Home will be in Kewmerer with children enrolled in school.
Messrs Sullivan and Pitt start a sewer contract digging from Willard Hell corner toward the school house and from Buveher Show corner this week. Their mower pipe portion has worn down. they expect to complete street work before July 1.
A switchman suffered injuries after a prank gone wrong on a tar road. The event occurred Sunday near Kemmerer, ending with the man thrown from the vehicle and taken to the Weis aid for care. Authorities pursue the responsible party as the incident sparks anger and questions about safety.
Fragment reading shows a sale notice promising special bargains on pianos and other items. Read as a local advertisement offering deep discounts and urging quick response for limited stock.
Daily Kemmerer items note strawberr ies at Kam merer Mercantile Ou and local business updates. People mentioned include A Jones with 300 bound stock, Dan Mierhier, Joseph Eaterberg purchasing premises, Morgan Thomas fence work, Joe Pellggrini ice cream shop, August Helbig and family from Utah, Nell Helis funeral, and Hie Honour Judge Rosenberg marrying John Kari and Hilma Halberti.
In Canby a local contest honored the most popular young lady as voting continued. The event drew community attention with several entries and ceremony details unclear due to imperfect OCR text.
Community notices describe sales and bargains at Moustala Trading, encouraging buyers to visit Kem' Alex Price, and mention of Mr and Mrs Herscher with details of a gathering. The Ladies Aid plan a Thursday 2 30 meeting, and there are notices about new buildings and development in Keuperer and Kemmerer.
The article records the Kemmerer dewei meeting where 90 percent attended. It notes regret over lack of progress on school matters and updates. Moy A Moon was re elected to the board after serving years, with praise for past service and no motions passed. The special task bond issue remains unsettled.
Members of the Kemmerer Athletic Club are called to meet for officer elections and rehearsal of cemented duties. A frontier town update notes trees recently planted and city spread, while local figures T E Journe and T B Paley appear in community recounts. occasional mentions of ranch activity and equipment knowledge fill the page.
Readable text describes two individuals traveling to Rock Springs for work on a solar power project. They faced some missteps and managed to leave with only minor losses, while details remain unclear due to OCR garble.
Fragmentary readable text mentions Feraliave and Marling in a dispute context. The line hints at a legal or formal challenge but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to specify.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a reference to Lenihan fate and Pamela Takk with scattered names. The readable portion hints at a dramatic event or character fate but lacks coherent details or context to define a full news item.
The text appears to be a fragmented diary style entry mentioning a livery stable and various odd phrases. It contains numerous garbled words and names, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or clear entities.
Readable fragments mention names like Khourge Vilerane Frank Malens Contartar Fisher and a Juba Me foreman. The text references a parade, a cement operation, and a flying trip. Details are fragmented and unclear but center on local people and events.
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