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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
6
The clipping mentions subscription pricing at two dollars per year and advertising rates. It also references sailors wrecking a San Barbara restaurant due to outrageous prices and hints at the beef trust as a potential public win.
Appleton Wisconsin minister leads clergy curb on the Merry Widow hat, claiming the headwear tests whether men behind are awake, provoking a nationwide debate reported by the Laramie Republican.
George W Sliney son of Col and Mrs Sliney of Thermopolis Wyoming has been named a cadet at West Point by Congressman Mondell. Local readers are wished luck for the promising boy who is described as bright and capable. The postal card postmarking issue is noted, noting the postmaster general has ordered discontinuance of card postmarks to prevent defaced postcards due to address markings.
Among last week’s Wyoming National Guard promotions, Captain O. K. Nickerson of Lander rises to the rank of wionel. The advancement is well deserved and his friends celebrate his good fortune.
Ree Caldwell announces severing ties with the Riverton News to devote time to writing description pieces on western towns for Easter papers. FP, Chatterton says required the lease.
In a week without the editor the paper notes Watt Branden has purchased the outstanding stock of the Kenmerer Caner Publishing Company and is now its sole proprietor The item hints at Branden’s broader plans and potential influence in the local media scene with references to Star Valley and related ventures.
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The May weather delays a large addition to Cokeville’s Wyoming saloon as water needs rise for lambing season. Deputy Game Warden Angus McLean vows to enforce statutes against paddle wheel screens, while a burglary targets Japanese workers. A court case nets $100 fine and $240 costs for ditch screen violation. regional transit debates and concerns over Salt Lake access appear throughout town.
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Ranger Dick Smith visits town as Peter Gordon Jr works on a porch. Visitors include John Keller of Cumberland and George Keller of St Paul. Many residents travel for business, fishing trips, and family visits. A May 18 stray elk gathering at Cumberland is planned. Community events include a church program on Building, a dance at the Opera House saloon, and a recent rainfall boosting hills.
The Wyoming Republican state convention opened at Lander on May 7 with Otto Gram of Laramie presiding. Delegates nominated Frank W. Montell and local officials announced electors Fred Waegele, John Hay, and T. A. Cosy grift. party platform backed resolutions supporting key nominees and national convention delegation.
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The Town Council of Kemmerer enacts Ordinance No 59 to appropriate town funds for the fiscal year starting June 1, 1905, covering salaries streets and alleys and the mayor's contingent fund. All prior ordinances or parts are repealed. The ordinance takes effect immediately upon passage and approval.
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The council met in regular session with Mayor Lacker and Aldermen Smith Roberts and Abment present. Minutes approved, officers reports read and adopted. Treasurer and Justice reports show April financials, disbursements for general fund, salaries, and streets. An ordinance to amend annual appropriation was introduced and passed. town election ballots authorized. several vendors listed for approved expenditures.
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