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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1908
Page
7
Evanston plans a May 2 celebration featuring a parade and a favorite race contest from Denver Post en Jones. Events include a 4:30 parade, 10:00 horse ride, 2:00 base game, 5:00 grand barbecue, and evening entertainment with hospitality from nearby towns. Mention of visits by Kennerer and Quealy, with notes on banking and western development.
Residents of Green River City unite to secure a riverside park near the Mineen River south of town. A bridge from the mainland links the area, providing a scenic promenade and a planned pedestrian passage, with future enhancements and family recreation in mind.
A damaged local notice describes Frontier Supply wagon delivery issues and payments. It mentions Mr Avery and Larry Gowaly wearing a sweater, and a bet settlement linked to a spring event. Sublette is cited with forty fuel and references to coal and carriages.
Pexton, a popular figure from Evanston, heads to Chicago around June 1 with a national committee rallying for the Republican convention. He aims to unite supporters as the party readies for the grand gathering and the Wyoming delegation lines up behind him.
Readable fragments describe Oakley events and people including community meetings, sports, and social notices. Mentions of local names such as Cron, Lynn, Annie Tobies, and Debi appear amid scattered actions and dates. The text shows a May timeframe with several unnamed incidents and discussions.
The senate passed the Mondell 320 acre bill after a bitter contest with Idaho and California senators demanding amendments to strike those states. The bill allows non-resident homesteads on dry lands with conditions to reside nearby and cultivate. Existing homesteaders may file an additional 160 acres if they meet residence requirements.
A collection of notices from Pinedale including the May 4 school election with Joseph Methirrlit elected School Director and Beulah Chamier as teacher. Also mentions forest telephone crews, wiring projects near Bunader Creek, and upcoming community events such as the May 7 gathering at Mrs Haak's and a May 23 entertainment before a round. Mentions changes in local businesses and staff in Pine area suggests activity across municipal services.
A fragmented editorial explores conservatism amid social upheaval arguing for patience and order. It discusses public duty, civic duty, and the role of the majority in guiding governance while warning against rash changes and moral decline. The piece cites law, voting, and the nation’s moral compass as guiding forces.
The Cumberland Fourth annual event featured a forest motif with pine props running brook sound and antler decor. An orchestra, phonograph, and elaborate stage setup framed a social ball with attendees from Kenmore to nearby towns enjoying the decor, dancing, and refreshments into the night.
Concord coaches run a string of four between Opal and Big Piney with trips on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Big Piney and alternate weekdays from Opal. Floyd Norris, owner, says the arrangement is temporary and he has not fixed a departure point. The coaches, first to reach Big Piney, seat twelve passengers and can handle a rush using the top.
Announcement of land opening under the Carey act on 50,000 acres at Salmon River Twit Falls Idaho with a round trip fare and tickets on sale May 20 30 31 and June 1 1900. Local agents and organized committees listed include Peter Gordon sr M Cracken Win Pickere ib P Herministing Dick Brown Brandon Diamondville M G Cooper and many others with notes on decorations receptions and evening events.
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