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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
12
The work of Congressman Mondell draws steady interest from constituents as he promotes an agricultural site bill. The text notes broad western regions and Unita county areas south of Grat are affected, with opposition forming against the measure and comments on how the bill may unfold this year.
A. O. Davis of the Green River Star, under Sheriff Matt McCourt custody, toured Sweetwater County as a guest of Diamondville baseball fans. The editor praises local business support and enjoys a brief visit amid the Diamondville game crowd.
Carrie Nation alighted briefly in Kemmerer viewing the depot and surroundings before continuing to Portland bound for Waco Texas. She rode in a chair car and spoke with travelers while selling her hatchets at a marked price.
Legal notice about Ivan J. Smilbrea representing plaintiff in a divorce case against Summer Joseph Miller. Miller, last known in Gold Mountain Nevada, must answer by the specified date in 1910. The petition seeks an absolute divorce in the District Court.
The Japanese Co-Operative Trading Company was incorporated in Cheyenne on May 10, 1910 by the Secretary of State. Purpose to conduct general wholesale and retail business in goods water and merchandise of all kinds. Capital stock ten thousand dollars with ten thousand shares. Directors listed include Uinta county and other names. management under the control of the directors.
Reports from Kemmerer and Diamondville detail business openings, renovations, and social events. A new hardware and furniture line arrives, Father Lavalle’s parish work continues, and weddings and births mark the week. Local residents travel, and charity and club activities cap the small-town update.
A group of prominent Lusinians from Vancouver DC arrived to study development prospects of the local oil field under the supervision of A. Hubdelhall, aiming to assess opportunities and potential investment.
An OCR fragment lists community events and odd incidents near Chlidrene and Ladien outskirts, with references to Joe Vel wrestling, Orrin bane Le the Prtah Smmuarne ray, and Henry Harker Jr. It mentions Mine on Friday night, Lava spri ed bey bere, and Marion bane entertaining friends, plus a lamp window crash and property damage. Also notes a special offer in a furnishings department including carpets and burlap. Diamondville, California, appears as a locale.
Local notes report the Kemmerer Maker event and a judges led opening Monday evening. It states that very few votes have been cast so far and that after next week all ballots will be tallied, with officials promising changes in the voting process.
A garbled report describes a Kedemerer vs Camberland ball game played Sunday amid snow. Camberland led 7 to 1. Saprer Ko Swith Ue freull notes Camberland’s resurgence. The article mentions resignations and ongoing play with Kemmer woman in attendance.
The readable text notes a person named Mamie and a place Clapoede with victims referenced. It discusses past wars and expected service or care in the future, but the fragmentary OCR makes details unclear.
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