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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
7
The readable fragments mention financial matters, costs, and advice in a garbled sequence. Names, dates, places, or clear events are not discernible, yielding a vague airing of economic concerns and rhetoric without concrete actions or outcomes.
A large turnout in Kemmerer and surrounding towns backed a plan to build a miners union hospital. Delegates from local unions voted to fund a starter, with estimates showing over 16,000 in sight and support from Diamondville and Kemmerer officials, coal firms, and the county commissioners.
The report notes Sheriff Jonathan Juvee of Evanston visiting Diamondville amid rumors of illegal liquor sales under a new law restricting unincorporated villages. It also mentions Judge Mac presiding over a malicious assault case, fines, a farewell party for Paterson bound for England, a fatal railway incident inquiry, and various local officials' actions, reflecting unsettled conditions and community concerns.
A surveyor from the government had a contract pending in Cheyenne. He planned a forthcoming visit to Mindlow before returning home. The record notes a fire early in the week and mentions much applause or regard.
A wire from Omaha notes cattle sales including 18 cows averaging 1010 pounds at 84.10 per head and steers averaging 1080 pounds at 4.70 per pound. The report mentions Shan Noble of the reper and L. W. Sa gent of Daniel with pricing details and totals, reflecting market activity on the sale day.
Judge J. Petrie of Opal visits Kemmerer and argues for changing the upper country mail route starting point from Kemmerer to Opal. He favors a 24 hour delivery time to Pinedale and proposes an Opal based auto line for eight months yearly, aiming to speed mail service and pressure department bids.
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