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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
9
A letter argues against private elk capture schemes in Wyoming plans. It questions state permits allowing settlers to capture elk for profit and argues the public should decide safeguards. The writer warns outsiders may push loosened rules and urges informed, local input to conserve wildlife.
The Osborne County Kansas editor of The Farmer laments tiny weekly papers and sparse ads. He imagines adversity looming, compares it to prosperity waves, and credits the nearby Usborne County Faire editor for pointed remarks.
A Paris Idaho wedding party led by Leroy Archie Woodward and Mixa Jen Allen Roe with two others attended ceremonies Sunday. Clarence Hirch and Edith Hourne were warned Monday, Archie Woodward and Jennie Bourne on Tuesday. The couple returns to Bonipalist then Salt Lake City for visits. Local notable notes include Antone Quadros as a visitor and steam shear plant preparations. A burglary at the Hiwigo house netted cash and valuables. Local church and mercantile updates and upcoming meetings summarized.
In Benday night nine o eight o clock duigeberg joined in marriage Miss Mary Hird and William George Talcott. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Joseph Hird and a Kemmerer social figure while the groom, a Diannette station agent, has been known in Kemmerer as an operator. Friends extend best wishes as they begin life together. Cards printed at The Camera.
The Wyoming Tribune invites readers to subscribe with 20 percent commission for agents and a chance to win valuable prizes. Top earners win a Kurtzman plate, then a Kohler and Campbell piano, followed by solid gold watches. Entry details available from The Tribune Publishing Co. at Cheyenne. Service notices for Methodist Episcopal Church Seravee and Sunday School are included. Rev W H Caffee, pastor, announces the 1911 calendar samples and delivery in November.
A confusing report describes various local and regional incidents including a cattle and grain farm update, an employment change involving a brother to Mt. Siiman J.arte, a detention in New York, and Perry Hendricks seeking a shearer for Trowk Creek ridge. Also noted are a Mountainview resident arranging extended country visits, illness, farm acreage figures on Hock Creek, and a Friday morning coal car wreck with minor damage and no injuries.
Refurnishing the Kemmerer Hotel, Ledsteade beds mattresses springs and chairs are for sale in large quantities at reasonable prices. Also offered are second hand floor show cases. Hird & Son.
A roster of entertainers and related names appears, including Sneddon, Brown, Smith, Bell, Kavanagh, Stewart, Ida Bell, Walter Grow, Fanny Silfvast, Easton, Angell, Lenore Neil, Snedden, Marvin Hood, Emma Hunter, Ruth Sneddon, Lillian Banith, Grace Stevenson, Emily Long, Willie Silfvant, Ruby Painter, Huth Sneddon, Niemi, Maitile, Louis Snedden, and Grow. The text reads as a compilation of people across multiple families and identities in a United States entertainment context.
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