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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
11
A rambunctious scene unfolds in a tavern as Lynden Rasheratt, a famed actor, and others banter with landlord Jones. Rushcroft, Barnes, and Tilly join a lively вeam of stories and boasts while diners react to the humor and bravado. The passage showcases theatrical lore, flirtations, and local color through a single, vivid tableau.
An extract describes a richly detailed portrait of Thomas Kingsbury Barnes, engineer, with physical traits and wealth, plus notes on his planned six week journey. The scene shifts to characters Putnam Jones and Barney discussing travels, Europe, and Balkan politics, then to a late evening visit at a smithy with lingering tension and foreign riders nearby.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rheumatic pain marked as higher than other diseases, with unclear references to a fete and a teal ring, rendering details tentative. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable from the legible text.
The Wyoming Oil and Placer Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming at 9 10 oclock A M on the day of April 1919. The object is to bore for produce refine manufacture pipe store buy and sell oil products and all minerals and by products and to erect operate mines and mining entities. Capital stock is 1000000 shares at ten cents each. The term is fifty years. Operations will be in Lincoln and Uinta Counties with five directors. First year directors are John Taylor J A Henry P M N imm and Tt G Fl. Principal office in Kemmerer and agent I G Griggs.
Public publication notice from the Department of the Interior with dates and names partially readable. Includes references to Evanston Wyoming and dates around May 11. Text shows registration and verification notes for individuals with unclear identifiers and code numbers.
Notice from Department of the Interior Moaneton Wyoming announces Michael Stevens and others file intent to locate a three year timber and stone claim in township 22 north range 11 west near Opal and Frontier Wyoming. Witnesses include James Davison Annie Davison and pena Stubinson. Filings dated April 6 1910 and May 10 1919.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Evanston Wyoming announces that Michael Stevenson of Sublet Wyoming made Desert Land Entry on October 26 1917 for lands in township 23 north range 116 west and has filed intent to make final proof before US Commissioner Ivan B Jones at Kemmerer Wyoming on May 16 1919. Names Herbert Beachler Otto Zeigler Grover C Willey and Walter Beachler appear as witnesses. Nisbet Register. April 9 May 14
In the District Court Third Judicial District Lincoln County notice is published to all interested that Saturday the 24th day of 1919 at 10:00 A M in the court room has been set to prove the Codicil to the Will of Claus F Stoffers deceased and hear the application of Annett Stoffers and George Stoffers for Letters Testamentary. Dated April 29 1919 Flo LaChapelle Clerk.
Notice states Gabriel Silfuat and M. D. Kangas defaulted on a 1914 mortgage securing a note due 1915. Taxes for 1918 were unpaid, $14.20 paid by the mortgagee, and the entire principal interest and taxes are now due. The mortgagee asserts sale rights under the mortgage terms.
A court injunction was issued for Lincoln County on May 15 1010 at two in the afternoon to secure a total sum of 1674 and 68 100s dollars arising from a promissory note and mortgage. The document lists principal 1100 and interest, with attorneys fees of 240, and names Lenna Prortonie and others as parties.
Department of the interior Land Office notes an intended entry under section 239 of the Revised Statutes by Sayiet Swi h for the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 8 township 22 north range 114 west sixth principal meridian, containing 40 acres. Protest affidavits must be filed in the office by July 5, 1930.
A wartime appeal urges readers to invest in War Savings stamps to fund the war effort and ensure the safe return of servicemen from France. The piece emphasizes financial support as a civic duty linked to the troops.
Fraternal orders announce meetings this week with details for Kemmerer Lodge No 1 meeting Thursdays at 8 pm in the T O O F hall and Lincoln Soarer 28 meeting on the second and fourth Fridays in the Odd Fellows hall. Visitation by members is welcome. officers listed include W Glasgow, Noble Grand, J A Castel, Secretary, and W M Mrs Gertrude Brammer, Secretary, Mrs Marie King. 518
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