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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
6
The work of Congressman Mondell is closely watched by residents who value his speeches and proposals. The text notes opposition and mentions agricultural site provisions, with references to areas south of Grat and Unita county. The fragmentary OCR hints at legislative debate and regional implications.
The Star Man editor A. O. Davis of the Green River Star, under Sheriff Matt McCourt's custody, visited Kemmerer on Sunday with recognition from Sweetwater County businessmen. He notes attention as a baseball fan, visiting to root for his home team against Diamondville, and sends regards for another visit.
Carrie Nation passes through Kemmerer briefly boarding a Portland to Waco Texas train. She views the depot area, speaks with locals in a chair car, and sells her "Carrie Nation" hatchets at Bic each.
Legal notice states Minute Miller filed for divorce in the District Joint Court in Ulita County Wyoming. The petition seeks an absolute divorce and names Joseph Miller with unknown current residence, last known at Gold Mountain Nevada. He must answer by the specified duty day in 1910, attorney Ivan J. Smilbrea represents the plaintiff.
The Japanese Co-Operative Trading Company was incorporated in Cheyenne by the Secretary of State on May 10, 1910. The company may carry on wholesale and retail business in goods and merchandise. capital stock ten thousand dollars. issued shares thousand. directors listed. management under a board including named individuals.
A bustling Diamondville scene features new shops and services as Walter Grow moves to the Hoskive area and Frontier saloon. Kemmerer hosts the Johnson Ketchell pictures at the Kemmerer House, reports on local births, marriages, and business changes, and notes in town include renovations, a picture framing shop expansion, and upcoming events at Finn Hall.
A party of prominent Lusinians from Vancouver DC, led by A. Hubbeell, arrived to observe the oil field development under supervision. The group intends to assess progress and potential involvement in the project amid ongoing development efforts.
Readable scraps describe social visits, a midweek gathering, a window crash at a home, and several residents in town or en route. The text mentions Henry Harker Jr and Joe Pelle among others, plus a furniture department sale highlighting carpets and cloths in Diamondville, Oregon/California area.
A Monday event at the Kemmerer Maker featured judges opening the mallet bam as Latorecs heightened. Reports note a small fraction of votes cast so far and indicate that after next week all votes will be accounted, with Gsterer Pallegrio promising updates on the process.
A fragment reports Kedemerer Greens played Camberland on Sunday with a 7 to 1 result. Camberland supporters claim Geaaree imens and Hs idgalsher has resigned amid ongoing play.
Fragmentary text references Hower and Jedge as gentlemen and mentions victims from Clapoede era. unreadable OCR yields limited, uncertain details about past wars and future service.
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