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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1907
Page
9
A fragmented local column lists names and places from Kinmerer and nearby towns. Mentions include Greeniver, Evanston, and Remineter with references to a monthly Monnity meeting, a Kent sort hotel visit, and various local figures such as Jacob Versehder and Max Dasvivon.
Citizens of Kemmerer met last Saturday night to plan Fourth of July celebration. The committee listed many names for organizing duties, distant invitations to Diamoudville and Proitier, First National Bank noted as the event sponsor, and strong enthusiasm for a festive observance. An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Discovery cured consumption, with testimonials and pricing.
Fire destroys the Matthews residence as flames erupt, triggering a rapid response from nearby units. No injuries are reported, though residents evacuate and crews work to bring the blaze under control amid thick smoke and heat. Investigators will determine the cause and assess property loss.
Fragmentary OCR text about a school meeting mentioning ballots voting and participants with garbled names and places. The readable portions reference a hotel and Edith Steither with unclear roles. Overall, content is incoherent and partially illegible.
Frontier School plans an entertainment next Friday featuring a varied program. The program includes a primary grade drill, a petite operetta, and performances by student groups led by Helen Dohimen and Grud Operetta.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms like Grambling and rheumatism amid jumbled phrasings. It reads as a damaged notice or personal note with no clear event, date, or actionable detail to verify.
The Catholic ladies of Diamondville plan a Chiveh Pale at Finn Hall on Saturday May 25 starting at one o’clock. They will offer women’s and child items, candy stands, fishing pools, ice cream and cake. A supper runs 5 to 4 PM, followed by dancing and a progressive high five for a prize, then the big doll contest prize. Dancing and cards at 1.00 per couple includes midnight supper.
The council presented officers reports and approved several expenditures including licenses, church notices, and cemetery costs. A detailed monthly treasurer’s report covered balances, fines, and payments to suppliers, with readings on mail service improvements and city ordinances, and adjournment noted.
Antique ad copy promises Dr King's New Life Pills will keep bowels regular and the appendix content, claiming gentle action with no complaint. An officer named J B Roberts 25e guarantees the product.
School District No 12 at Vivla school house on Moilay May 4 held an animal meeting. Voted to build two new school houses and levy an eight month tax of 410000. James Davalson of Opal re-elected trustee for three years. NeGinitia resigns due to health. Viola chosen to serve. District congratulates on improving schools and facilities for a brighter future.
We return many thanks to the people of Kemmerer who aided in extinguishing the fire and saved a home on the night of May. Tom Matilews and Wirt won praise for their efforts as neighbors and volunteers aided in the firefighting and relief.
Ordinance 58 appropriates town funds for fiscal year ending 1008 for salaries streets and public works and a mayor's contingent fund 1000 plus cemetery fund 1000.01. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect immediately after passage.
A garbled 19th century clipping recalls Floyd GOW a Munh Missouri merchant recounting a narrow escape after a past injury. He describes pain from a thumb wound and mentions possible amputation avoided, with references to Baeken’s Arion and an ensuing danger.
A legal notice announces the probate of the estate of Hie Batate and Pred Genasei deceased. Heirs and interested parties are warned to appear regarding the administration and final settlement. The document lists county and state, with terms of distribution and appointment details, dated May 10.
The readable portion shows garbled OCR text with no clear events, names, places, or dates. No coherent facts emerge to summarize into a meaningful historical item or identify a person, organization, or location.
Ordinance 59 reenacts Ordinance 52 concerning exhibition theatre licenses in Kenmerer Wyoming. No person or corporation may open a theater or charge admission without a license, except fairs or events benefiting churches or organized societies under limits. Fees range up to 1 00 dollars, violations incur fines, and the ordinance shall take full effect after passage.
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