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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
16
Tarny K. Thaw, accused slayer Standiford White, had his lease petition denied by Justice Morsehauser who ruled the community's materials are best served by denying him liberty.
General Stephen A. 2nd Ser Commander and chief of the United Confederate Veterans died at his home in Vicksburg on Thursday after overexertion while attending the reunion. He was among the last surviving lieutenant generals of the Confederacy.
A newly received pamphlet lists members of the House of Representatives in the sixtieth Congress. It offers readers a chance to view the careers and familiar actions of those lawmakers through detailed portraits.
Report from the pressroom notes the 20 acre homestead measure seemed likely to pass the house, but an Idaho senator’s opposition kept the bill from a vote and it may wait for the next session. Mondell criticizes what he calls a delay.
Oakley reports a May 2 entertainment event by the Oakley sev group with wide participation from parents and students. The program featured a Podiralian Cantista and other acts, earning praise for talent and community turnout.
The Kemmerer High School commencement featured diplomas awarded by Prof. I. Re Langworthy after student essays on famous women and national monuments. Miss Gladys Miller and Miss Esther Downey led with speeches, as graduates wore white gowns and pink and white carnation bouquets. The ceremony opened with a Boston Bros. Orchestra march, included a junior quartet, and a final address and presentation of diplomas set against red, orange, and maize lighting.
A string of short notices lists residents and visitors in the Kemmerer area. Names include A D Hoskins Evanston Ike Hilson Rock Springs and D O Roberson Fontenelle. Activities cover business trips and social visits with several trips to Evanston Portland Kansas City and Fossil.
Local old-timer Hubert A. Given now plans to establish a quarry south of Glencoe after examining the area’s building stone. It will require track work and upfront outlay as plats are being developed along the line with strong demand for quality western building stone expected.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Gush the Geysers and a visit to Yellowstone Satin Park area with mentions of Wiese KS, Ronnie Th, and Aan ronnie. The text references paths, water features, and interior park aspects amid scattered place names and names.
An unusual lost notice lists a missing item described as Fyo my Prete with details unreadable due to OCR errors. The fragment indicates a request for information or recovery and references a location and date format that could aid identification. No clear owner or entity names are legible.
A stormy Thursday brought two shows by Weideman's troupe to town with crowd attendance noted as modest. The report mentions multiple locals involved in events, including a year-end program by the eighth grade and thanks to Mrs Biel stoner for delivering a letter of appreciation to her family.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning places and names with distorted terms. Key names and events are unreadable, hindering clear identification of a specific person, organization, or location.
Miss Alma Lander left Thursday for Esanatort. Belle Gibbs will speech. Deen Alis hay tty Beatenten, Mise Way EE Dewk left en Testy for her helle ty Lipa. JOM Poldies ail en dames ppent vor date thie week UF salt Lake. Mrs AW Buchanan came in Iron skall Gap on Monday to attend the jours. Leny Bosworth amid. Neil of Diotindy le attended the Tall here Saturday. Mrs Lottie Dibble Bell and daughter Darothy Inft head to Salt Lake City for Decoration Day. The seven year old son of Mr and Mrs PB Orift sattering with a broken arm from a fall at the circus Monday. Mise L Padéjles returned from rock Sperage Saturday and reports he and Mrs Young recovering. Congratulations of the new day. Alex Miller attended the GAL Pane ter on Saturday and remained for the springs Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR of a city page mentioning places like Lar ete de Dhue and City Drag Store. References to food law, preprint attention, a Ballin event, and various names appear garbled with no clear event or outcome.
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