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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
8
The petition of Tarny K. Thaw, accused of slaying Standiford White, for a lease was denied by Justice Morsehauser who ruled the community’s materials are best served by denying him liberty.
General Stephen 2, veteran commander and long-serving leader of the United Confederate Veterans, died at his home in Vicksburg on Thursday after strains from the reunion. He was among the last surviving lieutenant generals of the Confederacy.
A newly received pamphlet from Frank W. Mondell offers a view of members of the House of Representatives in the sixtieth Congress. It makes visible the careers and familiar moves of those legislators, providing readers a clearer sense of who shapes policy.
Report says the Men ilell 20 acre homestead bill looked likely to pass the house before press time but stalled as the Idaho senator mounted a stubborn fight. The bill did not come to a vote and likely will not be taken up until the next session. Mr Mondell has made a hard attempt to tighten the matter.
The Oakley entertainment program on May 2 featured a lively pageant with many volunteers. Principal performers Lyle Snediow and Mulan Scott led the showcase with others contributing in supporting roles and audience-pleasing acts.
The Kemmerer High School commencement on a Wednesday featured graduates Gladys Miller Ethel Preiter Esther Downey Margaret Christmas Clyde Vogan Carl Dick as valedictorian. The program included a Boston Bros Orchestra march, student essays on famous women and monuments, and diplomas presented by Prof. I. Re Langworthy.
A bustling roster shows A.D. Hoskins and others in Evanston for business while Charles Olsen and wife visit Fontenelle. District residents, visitors from Rock Springs and Diamondville, and local tradesmen travel to Kemmerer, Portland, and Fossil for work and social calls.
Hubert A. Given, long-time resident now in Salt Lake City, plans a quarry south of Glencoe. Building stone from the area is touted as high quality with a ready western market. tracks and outlays are to be arranged, and plats outline the line. The town notes a school vacation, local travel, and various town interest items including church services and local officials.
Fragmentary OCR describes Gush the Geysers and figures visiting Yellowstone Satin Park. Mentions Dakenger Agent of the Oreway and various names and places. Text is garbled with unclear dates and actions, highlighting park interiors and patios and possible era references.
A fragment reports a missing object or person prompting community search actions. Details are unclear due to damaged text. Local authorities or residents are urged to assist.
A stormy Thursday brought two performances by Weideman's Shows with attendance around zero to the town. A later note describes a Saturday gathering, a ceremony at the school, and thanks to Mrs Biel Stoner for presenting a program by the eighth grade class.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions locations and names like Gloijoor Perini and KD Mindereni Cataberhind. The passage appears to describe a page or image from a newspaper with scattered terms such asWIRE and washed place names, but lacks clear events or identifiable subjects. The readable items do not form a coherent report.
Letters from Cumberland residents note Alma Lander leaving for Esanatort and Belle Gibbs planning a speech. Lipa and Poldies attend events in Salt Lake area. Mrs. Dibble Bell and Darothy Inft head to Salt Lake City for Decoration Day. A seven year old, Renal, suffers a broken arm from a circus fall. Alex Miller, former Comberton resident, attends GAL events and returns by Sunday.
An OCR heavy fragment mentions a drive and a town event with various names and places. It references a legal or public notice context and several entities, but the text is garbled with unclear dates and actions.
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