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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
9
A cluttered Kemmerer page recounts yesterday’s events across the valley mills and markets. Mentions of Midway wars talk, local inquiries, and reference to Wheat te inspections. Readers are directed to ongoing talks on Cadhe Valley Plane Mills and nearby towns for further details and schedules.
Northern cattle sale last week brought 2000 head from Phivy Lathiveid Fontenelle country to the Hoar River district. Buyers include Charles Stone George Ki Vexton A B Uradbirg and John AL Ward who have secured the entire North Interest of Uinta County. The purchasers are reported well pleased with the results and the sale price for the old son of North & Stone.
A grisly account recalls a year of blood with lurid details of a man named Mr Tucket dying from hanging injuries. The text claims Dr Rings New Discovery for Consumption cured a severe cough after four bottles, praising its effectiveness and promising lasting relief. Price listed as 50.
In a clouded case readers hear of Penk and Alay Gore charged with uttering and forging a postal money order. Judge Cronon presided as evidence framed a complex web involving Charley Gardik, Mary Gorez, and Karl Gardik amid custody and payment disputes. Deputy Cos. Mavetal and Evanston officials plan to act on upcoming developments.
An uneasy column recounts dubious health claims and odd remedies. It discusses a purported universal cure and lists dubious pills and bottles tied to a faded medical advertisement era.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a turkey raffle attended by Phere Wildwell and references to church services and a meeting at 10. The readable text mentions locations, names, and events but lacks clear sequence. The item appears as a mixed community notice with raffle details and religious service references.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a for sale bargain listing with scattered names and places, unclear details, and partial phrases. It references various names and locations but lacks cohesive facts or a clear subject, making precise summarization difficult. The readable fragments hint at a sale item or event, but no concrete outcome or entities are verifiably identifiable.
The Wyoming Executive Department proclaims November 20 as a day of public thanksgiving. Gov. Brooks emphasizes prosperity, irrigation and dry farming progress, and urges remembrance of the poor and sick. The proclamation closes with state seal and signatures.
Clay Robinson and Company reports cattle and sheep prices mixed but generally firm. Cows brought about 3.25 to 3.50 while good beef cattle firm. stocker feeders steady. lambs and feeders showing strength. Sheep market slower yesterday but steadier today with several light buyers and steady to higher prices expected as winter demand persists.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Chamberlain and a related easing or allotment in a local context with unclear names and dates, limiting clear event details but implying a civic or official matter requiring attention.
Legal notice from the state of Wyoming appears to name Ollie Payne and Chutes Mayu in a divorce action filed in the district court of the county. The petitioner seeks an order of sale to obtain property and requires the respondent to answer by November 6 in the year noted. The document lists the county clerk and attorney as contacts for further action.
Public notice announces the final settlement of the estate of George Mowatt alias Jotun George Gris shaw Deveused. The administrator dated April 1 and April 2 107 and listed the county court and ward details. The document identifies the executors and required actions by heirs and claimants.
Fragmented text describes a banking withdrawal matter and nearby location concerns. Mentions private lighting, a person named Anita, and a court or bank action. Contains garbled phrases, unclear dates, and several improper names, making precise details hard to determine.
A Presidential reshuffle, with three new Cabinet members entering on March 4, is outlined. James Stirrfield is named Secretary of the Interior, and Garfield is noted as the youngest cabinet member at forty. The piece discusses prior cabinet turnover and Roosevelt’s forward‑looking approach to staffing.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a great tomb and a family linked to wealth. The text laments a father’s sorrow and a mother’s loss as mourners reflect on lineage, marriage, and memory while naming a long line of relatives and a public figure’s ceremonial address.
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