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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions a May event, a John Kollet, a tank, and Live Oak area with references to a company and land wealth. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest a local gathering or meeting near Muddy Street with possible investment or development notes.
A booster conductor Frank visited Kemmerer to explain railroad developments and the expected metal distribution benefits. He outlined advantages and future plans while noting northern expansion toward the city limits.
Record shows a fragment mentioning a second- band Beet show and Bird and likely a venue or event titled Furniture For Late. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a local music date or ad brief.
The Wyoming Tribune launches an appeal targeting women to secure new and renewal subscriptions statewide. Agents earn 20 percent commission plus an additional incentive. Details outline payment values and eligibility, with contact via The Tribune publishing company in Cheyenne. Church services and calendar notes from Kemmerer follow, inviting all to attend and requesting sample calendars.
Cokeville reports visitors from Kemmerer and Montpelier including Judge Rosenverg and Ivan Jones. A school election selected B. B. Seater to fill Sy Collett’s board term. Local clergy and Elders Winters and Clark aided church improvements and shared hospitality with residents.
A vendor promotes printed stationery including writing paper and envelopes with names and addresses. Sizes 250 sheets for 83.25 or 260 for 2.00, with larger quantities cheaper. Postage rates listed outside, options include ruled paper, statements, bill heads, business cards, tickets, and custom initials on paper and envelopes.
A local notice promises one hundred dollars for information leading to the recovery of a missing horse named Teenepee. The reward is open to anyone who can provide the needed details to the authorities.
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