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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
12
Hatter and manager S Brooke operates in Kemmerer Wyoming amid Ravere and Repositive developments. Local trade circles note Brooke’s role in supervising hatters and storefronts as regional activity continues.
Trustees of Kemmerer Publishing Company announce a major type reformatting for the Camera to increase readable matter and uniform ad spacing. The paper pledges impartial community coverage and seeks to double its subscribers through reader endorsement and support. The note also highlights philanthropy from Carnegie and wage requests by King Edward, plus a presidential trip moment and a Pennsylvania Western Union telegraph realignment.
Dr. T G Merritt of Mehoopany reports a patient attacked with violent hemorrhages from stomach ulceration improved from the first dose of Electric Bitters. The remedy is guaranteed for dyspepsia liver trouble constipation and related issues. Delivered by Kemmerer Drug Co and Chas Heuderson in Diamondville.
The president warned against short term exploitation of forests and water in the Grand Canyon area. He urged irrigation that benefits future generations and home makers, not speculators seeking quick profit.
J A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama suffered a severe pile condition with 24 tumors. Buckleys Arnica salve reportedly arrested inflammation and cured him. The piece also advertises bronco roping shows in Cheyenne with President and officials listed. DeWitts Little Early Risers promoted for constipation and liver trouble, sold by Dr E P Guyon.
The Oregon Short Line Railroad Co extends sale dates for second class settlers tickets from the East to points on the line through June 15, 1903. The notice lists final proof and publication requirements for land claims and names individuals involved in the proceedings, including David H. Scott Amy H. deott and William Apperson, with reference to land Nos. 4 and 40. The document records official actions by the register and outlines dates and locations for proving claims and related procedures.
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming notices filed by JOHN M VANDERVORT and other claimants for desert land entries No 846 and 648 with witnesses named. The notices state intents to prove irrigation and reclamation before US Commissioner J I Seog on May 8 1903. Also a forfeiture notice to D Wee and D Sullivan for Gosher Placer Claim No 7181 with payment and compliance deadlines.
Notices from Evanston Wyoming dated April 20 1908 list desert land claims and final proof filings. George Scott William H Forea and Truman E Andrus of Daniel County implement notice of intention to prove residence and cultivation under sections 10 15 and related land boundaries. Chas Kingston Register APR 25M30.
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