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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
2
Jee ve L Lasky and David Belasco present the production of The Girl of the Golden West a romantic early California mining tale filled with large scenes including the saloon owner and law figures on stage Friday November 12 at New Kemmerer theatre.
Thom as H. Ince presents The Italian a five reel photoplay produced in New York featuring over 400 workers and vast scenery and costumes. George Beban stars in the stellar role as the public prepares to view the picture at New Kemmerer Theatre Sunday November 14.
The Theodore Loveh and Co presented a well received comedy drama at the New Kemmerer theatre Monday evening. The company will return next Tuesday for another engagement after a five night run in Montpelier and a further show in Rock Springs. Patrons were urged to attend and enjoy the Lyceum Bar Cafe with its Scotch vegetable soup and Scotch meat pies.
Shorty Snider was arrested by Marshal Don Brady for drunken and disorderly conduct after spending the night with a companion. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and, after default, sent to jail, from which he escaped during Friday night. No further sightings have been reported.
The notice mentions Opal Notes Mestre William H Solliday and others embarking on a hunting trip to Pall River basin for big game. It also notes Mr and Mrs Dick Fosdick planning a grand bell event on November 13 to celebrate a wedding anniversary.
A fragmentary report notes a agency matter connected to Cheney on the twelfth day of a telegraph related event. Officials described a chain of communications involving Oriagions in the context of the inquiry.
The hospital grounds will be graded and planted this week with grass seed and trees. A new rear entrance road will be extended to ease patient access. Inside, plastering, repainting, and furniture upgrades are planned, including a private examination room with new instruments and an enhanced X ray and lab area. Dr Kindall leads renovation and aims to elevate patient care and hospital dignity. Hazel Hawkins and Lambermont patients recover as work progresses and elevator motor installation nears completion.
J Vowers moves to Omaha as trainmaster in the third district headquartered at Pocatello. K M Seale becomes trainmaster succeeding Fowers, with Ly Halbert named chief dispatcher. Salt Lake division realigns see Mir Tarkington appointed. Me Stredd resigns as trainmaster Utah division based at Rail Lake. Smith Wae appointed dispatcher as the Kea owner relocates.
A claimed letter set from the Kemmerer post office lists officials including Postmaster Mack Mm.ie Averill Lee Brown Email vo Condon Sener Victor Huran James Comin Mise Sanutabrii A. B. Miller T. Miller Mise Jeona Winn Gear Mair Wm. Wien Wikcom Thos Williamson and Wm. McMullen among others as involved in the matter.
A damaged excerpt promotes unverified cures and risky health claims for cults and illnesses. It touts Chamberlain's remedies as a universal cure, urging purchase at a quarter and claiming widespread trust and effectiveness despite unclear sourcing.
Principal Davie plans student exchange games with Afton Evanston and Rock Springs trips. Freshmen show strong progress as play practice advances toward Act III. Denver trip eyed for business and theater outing. Domestic Science reports fruit cake orders amid social slump after a cast lunch and dance.
The Ladies Guild of the t ehilreh hosts a bazaar on Saturday with many sewing, baking and dessert items for sale to benefit Christmas.—Miss Flose Angelo hosted about ten Sewing Club members for needlework and lunch at her home. Mrs. George Kohn entertained at bridge in honor of Mrs. Sig Kohn on her departure for Kemmerer, with a room decorated in American Beauty roses. The Ladies Aid was entertained in the M E church basement with lunch. Rebekahe lodge plans cards and dancing in Odd Fellows Hall next Monday evening. Mrs. Wm. Downey celebrated her birthday with gifts from family. The Ladies Aid surprised Rev. C. A. Hawley with a pound social at his birthday anniversary.
Commissioner Jones and Miss Gladys Miller traveled to Rock Springs on Sunday to take evidence for the suit of Esra Christensen against P. W. Olson. Attorney Bob Christmas, representing Olson, accompanied them. The case stems from a former partnership between the two men.
A mother’s letter from Austria reports gunfire heard in Tyrolean mountains. Raymond Cora, age 25 or 40, recalls his old home in Revo and states from a mountain height he can see about thirty towns. The note mentions 160,000 casualties in battles during the last half of October.
A scrambled OCR fragment shows stray quotes and garbled text about corners and confidence phrases. The readable bits hint at a sports or street language cue, but no clear names dates places or events emerge beyond general, uncertain content. The piece resembles an unrelated, damaged snippet rather than a coherent news item.
Notice to creditors and interested persons that Angelo Molinar administrator has filed final account and petition for distribution in the Ratate of Fernando Toeane. Objections within 30 days after last publication, hearing in Kemmerer Court House, November 1915, Angelo Molinar administrator. Also notices of incorporation for Keystone Coal Company with capital stock five thousand dollars, offices in Kemmerer, directors unnamed, Robert R. Rose attorney.
A fragmented reminiscence from Kemmerer compares market concerns with medical scenes in a sickroom setting. The narrator recalls Mrs. Eien Gorn and a Wromian figure, hinting at personal illness, care, and lingering tension across years.
The text appears to be an advertisement or health tip advising slow chewing and taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to aid sour stomach, with incomplete wording and unclear product context.
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