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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
8
The article recalls Memorial Day origins and urges solemn observance for soldiers and loved ones alike. It notes local efforts by Kemmerer ladies to ensure a fitting ceremony with a Sunday parade to the cemetery and a respectful procession honoring veterans.
Fragmentary report on political pressure from the public to President Taft influencing Interior policy and forest lands. It cites Gifford Pinchot, forest reserves, and proposed land withdrawals for "wellastractive" purposes, with public petitions urging action and explanations from officials.
The Kemmerer schools mark a successful year with higher student interest and strong teacher performance. County Superintendent Miss Kate Smith praised the district for top quality, noting liberal pay and a two year high school term. Multiple staff changes include Langworthy resigning, Langworthy pursuing a BA, Curtis moving to Wisconsin, and Lena Huntoon appointed as new superintendent. An evening entertainment at the opera house raises funds for the school.
An invitation calls Civil and Spanish American War veterans and all local men to join Sunday's Decoration Day parade. The march will start from the opera house at 10 30 a m sharp.
A fragment notes Bill Harrow as a teetotaler living in a wood setting during an old day scene. The text suggests a rural or rustic context with no clear event or outcome to report.
Under the new law one saloaie at the Hanna court ramp how elowed and the other will clume about Jief.
The Mig Horn county division measure cleared by four votes in favor and 874 against, with Cody selected as the next round candidate.
The Demo crate decides it is safe to shelve Hrgan and move him to the United States with a shipment from Nebraska. The note hints at a planned transfer and origin details.
Local residents celebrate Kemmerer as a strong show town. Visitors note solid hospitality and a welcoming reception at the hall after a tough season. The Bachelor’s Honey group played a chedar event to a pleased management and crowd.
Local items report visits of residents to and from nearby towns, engagements and marriages, club meetings, and upcoming events. Socials include the Village Improvement League gathering, Elk Ladies Social Club, and a marriage in Kemmerer conducted by Judge Rosenzberg.
The tire equipment has arrived and will be installed at City Hall to enhance readiness. Departments will meet regularly to organize the fire system and integrate entertaining social events to boost public interest.
Annoanematents report the marriage of Aca Des Noblitt to Mr Martha Vera in Kemmerer on Monday, with the ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home in Gothenburg Nebraska. The bride’s mother Mrs Anna Vou Thinke issued the announcements. The groom, a prominent Kemmerer youth and Oregon Short Line agent, left Kemmerer last week with plans to wed. The couple will be at home after June 15 in Kemmerer, and many friends extend best wishes.
The Commercial July group held a meeting on Tuesday evening to organize a Fourth of July celebration. Roy A. Mason presided as president with Ivan and James serving as secretary. A seven member executive committee was appointed to arrange the event and will meet this week to finalize plans and assign subcommittees.
The children of Kemmerer present an operetta titled A Day in Plainerships under the direction of Maes W aw and HP Hoyt. The show features revitations and singing by the children and the Junior quartet of Kemmerer. General admission is charged and proceeds support the event.
The Cumberland area hosts visits and gatherings as Mirees Dolly Mason and Susie Mason stay with Mrs. Hawnell. Moves include the two Little Tailor moving into Curtis Jewelry Shop rear. Josephine Gordon recovering from scarlet fever while her brother remains ill. Carl Dickey recovers a lost item after an advertisement in The Cameras. Local sports cover Cumberland versus Diamondville with a scoreline not clearly stated.
A local event in Kemmerer was postponed after an informal agreement fell apart between organizers. The planned bout between Freeeh ttd! of Seetta and Larry Keownef) at Lake cy was scrapped, while a six-rend race was proposed as the new feature.
Little William Hiker son of Dr and Mrs Hogier contracted scarlet fever after returning from Hook Springs. He is improving at home while the family recovers and his school attendance is disrupted.
A report notes that the Ovey Bros. lost about 60 bred ewes, valued at 63,000, discovered missing about a month ago. The herd has not been recovered and no clues have emerged to explain the disappearance.
During the past week Fred W. Thomas sold half interest in Arends Cafe to E J McHan, a young man aiming to expand in the area. Plans include opening a new restaurant and relocating to the former dental saloon building, signaling growth in the local dining scene.
D B Melvin has bought a half interest in the Edison Moving Picture company with Gerteld Iredeis. They secured the building next to a former air shop and plan to renovate Lerwil ne Bied for a new theater. Work is expected to continue until early June.
A Diamondville column reports a May 2 birth at the Daly Hotel area families, with local residents noting mild illness easing. School activities include exercises and a spring water event, while families anticipate visits and job-related projects wrapping up by late June.
A garbled court brief notes Mr Bowlin faced charges for placing his brand over another’s. The lower court proceeding occurred at Lede, with Mr Lawes mentioned. The fragment hints at trials, witnesses, and local gunmen’s sales or repairs referenced by the Te group.
A garbled public notice references a stolen vehicle case and a request for return. Details about the vehicle, location, and involved parties are unclear in the legible portion, but the notice mentions a sale or entrance point and possible court involvement. The readable items include references to a poster and June timing.
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