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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
9
Fragmented notes describe Heeves of Albany arriving by convoving route through Star Valley, and Curtis the Jeweler repairing items in Hammond Utah. The piece mentions local merchants seeking repair work, a candidate for office near Orey, and various community notices amid extensive garbled text.
A home event hosted by Mr and Mrs Roberts drew about forty invitations with guests arriving from Comell Roding and surrounding towns. Prizes and a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia cure are mentioned as humorous keepsakes, alongside anecdotes about health and prosperity. A tragic shooting involving a university student is noted, with details limited to the accidental firearm incident and the victim Sutphin.
Wyn Nov 5 reports a Federal Court ruling in Beatties Wash affirming that stockmen may use reserve ranges for grazing. The decision upholds that stock use is legal and that Congress cannot bar it via executive action, a major win for Wool Growers and cattle interests.
Public record notes a partition suit involving Olle Payne and Charles Payne against Thantlit Payne and others. The document, filed by clerk of Haut WE iit TE, outlines court actions, dates, and notices for interested parties, with technical courtroom terminology and placeholder spellings indicating OCR errors.
The Washington Letter discusses looming elections in New York and national politics, noting clerks leaving for their states to vote and secretaryship influence. It highlights Speaker Croker and Hearst factions, Upton Sinclair style betting shifts, and Roosevelt's adaptable charm during a presidential visit, with comments on Japan, school integration, and global tensions.
The market shows liberal receipts with steady to firm demand for cattle and hogs amid election day absence. Good to choice steers bring 4.75 to 5.30. heifers and feeders steady. lambs 6.50 to 7.25 for killin weights. yearlings 5.0 to 6.2. feeders 4.00 to 4.75 with mixed notes on quality and supply.
A fragmentary account from Alltanne Ky describes a brutal year known as a year of blood. The text mentions Taeket lines, deaths at death’s din, and Dr Kligs’s new discovery affecting con formations. It references battles, bearings, and a dramatic transformation in warfare and suffering.
Notice from the administrator of the estate of Li Hie seeking final settlement. Names listed include Howarth, Shaw, Ali and others. Proceedings set for the first Monday in August at the county seat, with sixty days’ notice to interested parties.
A state member named Nate Vorraat St Meyise appears in records with details outlining his role, term, and official duties. The notice notes his association with a state agency and highlights jurisdiction, responsibilities, and dates relevant to his position.
Robert Leggat, a Mey Ua resident since 1867 and longtime engineer, died in Murray hospital from injuries received at a trestle accident about a week earlier. He was 71, born in Albany, New York, and served in the Civil War in Michigan cavalry. He lived in numerous towns and worked as a stationary engineer before settling in the West, later moving to the Toole section and becoming a trusted citizen.
The record outlines an irregular council session with attendees including Keumerer Wyn and various named officials. It lists reports presented and motions accepted or placed on file, and references salaries and appointments within departments such as veterinary and clerk offices. The garbled items mention specific names, roles, and budget items without clear context.
Fragmentary ad lists various items for sale including waterlights and a quirky jumble of names and terms. Readable pieces point to a sale listing with potential bargains but many words are garbled or miswritten. Clear specifics or prices are missing, leaving the exact inventory and conditions uncertain.
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