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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1912
Page
20
A 1906 coal boom led by fifty Britons spurred Russia Sweden and Norway to end long disputes. They signed a Christiania accord creating neutral Spitsbergen governed by a joint board from the contracting powers. Taxes will be those allowed by each government.
During a western tour linked to investigations by the committee on Indian affairs Senator Carroll of Vermont encounters a Swanton man in Ashland Wisconsin. They discover shared family ties through Page Sanborn Co and reminisce about maple syrup and childhood in Swanton. The moment ends in laughter and a quiet arm in arm farewell.
An old time tale describes Cortain Bragg and Ned Botts in an affair of honor. Bragg’s second recommends broadaxes, Botts objects, and Bragg’s man rigs two roaring fires with pots of water at boiling point. A quirt and syringe threaten a bizarre close range clash, but Botts balks again.
A quirky Atchison Globe quip contrasts a grape fruit with a clever pun about ambition. A man asks what a grape fruit is and the other responds that it is a femme fatale who has seized opportunity.
Notice for Publication announces an event at Kem Market inviting residents to come early. The document lists names and locations in New York and Wyoming, referencing Emily Lamment and others connected to Rock Springs and Davis.
Hagel B Darnell petitions for divorce from Paul E Darnell in Uinta County Wyoming District Court citing cruelty and seeks custody of Harold James Darnell. The notice warns that without an answer by December 21 the petition may be granted by default. Also contains local notices about Hereford bulls for sale and Lodge meetings in Kemmerer with membership details.
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