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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
12
Wyoming political rumors focus on renomination for Secretary of State and potential reformers. Memorial Day observances mark the forty second anniversary amid debates on prohibition and party strategy in Sweetwater and surrounding counties.
An obituary tribute to William L. Nulaud once living in Wheeon tw Na Misevari Witeds. It notes his marriage to a bride from Danijel Buen, his service in the Tenth Wisconsin Infantry during the Civil War, and his death after years of duty. The piece recalls his character, public regard, and the sorrow of neighbors and friends.
A report claims Rae of Ed Burke is pushing his name for governor with county support. The Republican organization in Unita County disowns the report and shows no candidate on the state ticket. The note adds no endorsement from local party and expresses no interest from Hated Cellos pt 5rant in the offer.
A Sunday earthquake in Salt Lake City at 7 28 p m lasting two minutes and fifteen seconds caused property damage. Aftershocks followed with further fears as chimneys toppled and buildings cracked, alarming residents.
Kemmerer vasepail team defeated Montpelier 9 to 4 after an eight inning game. Lynch pitched for Kemmerer with 12 strikeouts, supported by masterful defense. Managers Naylin and Sunday Smith led the team as they left town Sunday morning and returned Monday afternoon.
The Dimondville team tied Cumberland in a hard fought scrimmage. The Cumberland lineup showed strength though officials noted limited support from teammates. Cumberland and Diktieiorettte Geman were scheduled to play next week with details yet to be confirmed.
See ay a, and Scattery Plumbing announce they will install bath fixtures and connect to sewers for about 3,000 feet of work. They offer estimates on steam and hot water heating, sheet metal work, and related services with reasonable prices. Sellivas & Pitt, Phone 7.
A jumble of town news cites Sawaya and Kemmerer Mercantile visits, repairs, and new stock. Residents such as Oscar Petesun, John Y Butler, and Mrs Minnie Miller are mentioned with various business, social, and building updates. The piece notes mining activity, health news, and upcoming events including baseball plans and hardware offerings.
The article notes Kemmerer district events and a high school choir program with performances including songs like Weering Weering and Donn Ye ery Ml. It mentions local business Mountain Trade Co. offering paints, varnishes, oils, jap-a-lac, colors, and fuel, with Diamondville and nearby areas in the scene.
Fragmentary notes show Portland Rose Festival events and participants in Portland Oregon with unclear details. The snippet hints at festival planning but lacks complete names dates or outcomes for a full summary.
The district staffers amid a school year wind down plan summer trips. Mine Devel Mire Scout Mire Megrew will remain nearby while Mise Denel Mire Hentvog and others spread to Salt Lake City Capandaicus and Wisconsin.
A seven thousand acre tract of Mate Laure will be offered for sale at Merion with measured rates. The event will feature exits per mile and specifies conditions from all points on the railway line. Further particulars are requested from the organizer.
Fragmented ad notes tackle display with right prices from Anyi Trading Co in Diamondville. Mentions Law Henderson digging a well and Griff visiting near Pine Avenue. Vague social references to Mrs W Monk and other neighbors appear amid incomplete lines.
Readable text indicates Mundey led with a higher vote count in the latest tally. The fragment mentions votes credited and an evening meeting to discuss results.
An exhibition of Isbost Work will be held at the Brouder on Thursday May 2 from 2:20 to near. The executive committee invites children and families to attend and join in the event.
Montpelier and Evanston residents report routine visits and social updates as families like the Leas, Jacot, and Woods keep in touch. Reynolds travels to Evanston for business, while Christensen and others add fixtures and plans to homes.
A city group organized an excursion inviting men and women of varied ages to participate. The event aims to foster inclusive access and community engagement with planned activities and gatherings.
Fragmented text describes asbestos issues in Wyoming with references to a company and listing concerns about stock, sales, and potential market timing. The passage lacks clear events or names. It implies ongoing asbestos matters and business deliberations.
A fragmentary notice notes acres of Carey Act land and mentions agents and further action. The brief text hints at a sale or inquiry in a western region with dates and amounts unclear due to damaged OCR.
An auction announces sales of extensive tracts May 27 including seven thousand acres. Prospective buyers are invited to inquire at the line office for details and terms.
Notice by the board of trustees of School District No. I of Uintah County Utah of sale of bonds with a par value of one thousand dollars payable annually and secured by a mortgage on property. The sale follows state and local statutes, with terms for redemption, interest, and payment to the payee, and is dated May 2, 11.
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