16 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1907
Page
1
Local notices report on Sunday at Mariette Park and social visits, with residents like Jacob Hersehiee of Fontenelle and Curtis the dealer mentioned. Typhoid concerns spread, editor’s fever status noted, and war citizens discuss paving Kemmerer’s main nailly with grid and gravel, awarded to McNaurana at 1.40 per cable yard.
Public notice states the mortgage on personal property was filed November 1907 in County Clerk and Register of Deeds, County of Cita, Wyoming. It lists the names Leandro Pive and Td BT Dodlarn and the involved parties along with a sale plan to satisfy the debt with highest bid.
Mrs PL Petervons visits Lake City friends while Mae Olten of Brigham waits her turn. Mrs IM Faddieg hosts guests from Westland Park City. Dale Miller recovers quickly from injuries. Mea OH Dorahn receives gift from Mrs A Gi Mortoiy. Teasera Touves tours Finland. Mrs Chas Wevridge Sr. of AlmyWyormlig visits relatives here.
A serious accident occurred last Wednesday at the Vickery sewer branch of the Cottonwood near Big Viney. Wesley Vickrey, proprietor of the sawmill, suffered a severe head wound when an iron dog on a log carriage struck him, the brain exposed. Montrose was summoned to dress the wound, and the injured man was moved to Opal for care, then transported toward Salt Lake for hospital treatment. He remained unconscious for thirty hours and his recovery was considered doubtful.
The Uinta County Wool Growers Association invites sheepmen and Wool growers in Cokeville Wyoming to a meeting Saturday evening November 5, 1907. George S. Walker is expected to preside. The call seeks interest in a new project for wool and stock interests and invites participation and testimony from those present.
Jhon d A. Van Orsidel of Cheyenne is appointed Associate Justice of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals to replace the late Judge Metonias. The annual salary is $7,000 per year for life.
The message expresses gratitude to the people of Ville and Oakley for support after the writer’s wife’s death. It also offers a sincere apology for a mistake or vanity from the previous week, acknowledging great sorrow and a need to explain or correct an earlier action.
A garbled ad fragment invites sisters mothers and wives to enjoy Sweet Fructs and Cand Che fey. It mentions Canada Oregon Short Ling and trains bringing people to Smith's Candy Store near an oat fettaw mate, with unclear references and nonsensical phrasing.
Fragmentary OCR text from Weedfeld Iowa mentions debt, gratitude, and a death linked to a doctor’s remedy. It references Dr King New Discovery and a medical claim, with garbled phrases about payment and responsibility. The readable portions point to a deceased individual and alleged medical causes without coherent detail.
The Wyoming governor Bryant J. Brook proclaims Thursday November 28 107 as a day of thanksgiving and praise. He asks all state residents to abstain from secular pursuits and attend worship to give thanks to the Supreme Being for blessings of the past year. The proclamation bears the Great Seal and signatures of the governor secretary of state and deputy.
Articles of incorporation filed for Elk Coal Company of Salt Lake City. Capitalization set at 31 million dollars with par value not clearly stated. Notable stockholders include J L Smith of Dakota and St Tobias of Chicago. Company owns land in Wyoming with timber and mining potential described in detail.
Notion states that Alvis Th dry of November sold his fire holdings of the Kemmerer Saloon to John Wiel. All indebted parties are asked to settle accounts to avoid further action.
A colonial column discusses nightly routines and herbal remedies for digestion and liver complaints. It highlights Mes in Colunstia and Tenithy wells providing preparations like Hardomiplaine for relief, noting a prompt remedy and the expectation of a good sleep.
Omaha live stock market report prepared for Clay Robinson and Co by the firm as the commission house. Market details note cattle and sheep bids, with prices and participants mentioned in a concise financial listing for traders and brokers.
Judgment in favor of Western National Bank Kemmerer against Sheriff Jennings for 7500 plus costs. Sheriff Jonathan Jones will sell at the court house front on Monday November 2 1907 at 10 am the 160 acre real estate described as SW of Section 36 Township 3 North Range 3 West to satisfy the judgment.
Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic Church with morning services. There will be no evening services. Sunday schedule changes at the Methodist Episcopal Church shift worship to eleven o'clock each Sunday. Everyone invited to attend.
Notice for publication regarding desert land final proof listing multiple claimants and witnesses. Names include Thomas Y Dayin and others, with locations and dates indicated per publi cation requirements.
Fragmentary OCR text describes shoes and people with unclear names and places. The readable portions hint at a discussion of footwear and a possible advertisement or notice but lack coherent events or facts to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Blyth Fargo Hoskins and a sunlit prayer motif with unclear fragments. The garbled lines reference names, a May date, and incomplete phrases suggesting a public notice or personal record from a local newspaper page.
Frank VR Ann NW DM Untitled notes reflect a fiscal controversy involving taxes and a national hawk reference. The fragmentary text references varied entities and dates, hinting at a political dispute without a clear outcome or location.
Notice of forfeiture appears to name multiple individuals and entities including Yon, Hott, and Wy, referencing expended funds and a December date. It notes proceedings by county officers and legal actions, with mentions of property and public notices. The text is fragmented, but the core action is a forfeiture proceeding against listed parties in a county jurisdiction.
Fragmentary lines reflect a ponderous satire on male and female roles in a dated school of verse. The speaker references a wife, a father figure, and a “wolf” imagery as metaphorical constraints, all set in an urban, literary frame.
The oilbird or husehare breeds in rocky caves on the mahilind and favors Trinidad’s Ishind for nesting. Natives melt the fat in clay pots to produce a kind of buyer. Caves inhabited by the birds are only digitally accessible from the sea, with habitats noted as expert.
Fragmentary OCR text references Whites Crean Yer winge and Taverne tonic. Other phrases mention hills Che Ween and Hirt remmieis ble ninenit with unclear context. Names like Diniel sarmae and Whites Creme Varn appear amid garbled wording.
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