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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
10
Word comes in of a break in at the Cokeville Mercantile Co. store in Cokeville last night. Thieves took about six guns, a large amount of ammunition, groceries, and jewelry. Principal stockholder A. Dins has not received further details.
Court House Notes report temporary workload in the County Clerk office with J P Folger and J P Rosenberg assisting. It records filing of Western Wyoming Mining and Milling Co with $100000 capital, listed patents to government, and several warranty deeds across Kemmerer and Diamondville. Also mentions calendar samples for sale.
Sublet notes report two orphans adopted by a local home at 1 Wye. Visitors include Mrs J Groutage from Hanna and De Rowe attending an injured Italian worker at No 6 mine. Mes Kemmerer, P L J Quealy, and US Grantage visited Cumberland. Dodge moved his family to Kemmerer Coal Co. mining camp.
Prominent New York physicians launch an education crusade to end common cold myths. They urge avoid draughts and bad sleep, promote fresh air, and warn against overeating while stressing quick relief through Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as sold by The City Drug Store.
A sprawling list of city happenings, social calls, sales and notices from Kennet area. Mentions upcoming events at the theater, fire department events, a social at ML, a visitation, and various ads. Also includes scattered personal notices, business updates, and hospital or medical references.
A chaotic OCR passage lists multiple names, locations, events, and dates with garbled phrases. It references communities, schools, people, and transportation while mentioning meetings, travels, and local projects in a dense, disorganized editorial style.
Local notice outlines plans by Piney North Westerd to construct a lander in the spring. It mentions a writ dating early, a ceremony in California, and potential ties to a Mountaineer project at Lake City. Names and places appear in a jumbled form but indicate a construction and release schedule in the near term.
The Glint turbine ordered by Pyontier Sipyly Co arrives for installation at the Vrontivy plant. It will power the facility once operational, with a condenser and boiler setup noted. Officials mention associated workers and nearby activity, including references to contributors and local figures in the project.
Train conductors in New Dor Ho ended a wage dispute Monday night after protests over AIERE pay. The wage increase averages about percent and totals around 000, with about half of the prior October amount restored. The company will share the rise, affecting roughly seventy employees across a year.
A garbled report notes a speeding event involving an individual named Latster near a street referenced as Stutota of Kemmene. Authorities consider possible violations and warnings issued as officers review the sequence leading to the incident and assess impacts on public safety.
The district notes a compelled return to duties for a teacher after a period of absence. The Literary Society presented their best program last Wednesday with several visitors present. The next program is set for Wednesday November 19. Attendance for October ends at forty four.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various odd terms and names without clear context or events. It reads like a garbled local record with scattered references to people, places, and times, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Fragmentary text references a Mr Babarts, Dike ten ify leetines, HAOL Wille Ace, and Daniel OC Chascuiler. It hints at a longstanding locality figure Leavearde and a vague event tied to a fort vernd. The passage remains unclear with many garbled terms and missing context.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Jud Mickman and Nat esi list with references to Berne and Manila. It references a legal editor at Maven and a person named Hite Lather Mittin. The text is garbled with multiple unreadable names and noncontinuous phrases.
A fragmented report describes a Saturday and Sunday event at a tavern with bartenders and waiters preparing a display. Proprietors in Koueneree sign up for a Decal Phere assembly while cooks organize a gathering at the Arcade.
Fragmentary text mentions a game and teams with odd wording and many garbled names. No clear event date or outcome is readable. core facts cannot be established from the readable content.
A garbled OCR line mentions teams and a game outcome but key names, places, and details are unreadable, making the record incomplete. The readable fragment hints at a sports event with a result but lacks sufficient context to identify participants or location.
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