11 Nov 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
1
The readable fragments discuss cost, finance, and civic duties with mentions of prosperity and committee efforts. It references a team or group thanking someone and asks readers to consider guidance and prudence in account matters, implying a community letter or editorial note.
A large miners union assembly in Kemmerer and Diamondville advanced a project to build a community hospital. Leaders from local unions, the Diamond Coal Company, and officials pledged financial support, aiming for a starter fund of around 15,000 to 20,000 with ongoing monthly assessments. The plan envisions a board with miner representation and city mayors appointed, while county aid was discussed as a possibility.
A Diamondville visitor discusses alcohol law enforcement and evasion rumors while Sheriff Juvee and Judge Macon handle a battery case. The report also notes a farewell for Paterson bound for England, a train accident inquiry into William Roberts’s death, and scattered local notices amid a chaotic, fragmentary page.
A government surveyor begins a field assignment heading to Cheyenne, with a planned visit to Mindlow before returning home. The timeline centers on early events and duties related to the surveying work and the inaugural fire observed actions.
A brief wire from Omaha notes cattle sales listing 18 cows averaging 1010 pounds at 84.10 and steers around 1080 pounds at 4.70 per hundredweight. The fragment mentions Shan Noble of the reper and L. W. Sa gent of Daniel in a mid 1880s auction context.
Judge Petrie visiting Opal discusses changing the upper country mail route start from Kemmerer to Opal. He argues for 24 hour delivery to Pinedale and hints at an eight month automobile line from Opal, while noting past refusals by the postal department.
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