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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1903
Page
13
A court in Douglas discharged Hindu suspects after the March trial for alleged robbery. A Salt Lake Tribune correspondent notes Rep Mondell of Wyoming discusses irrigation progress and his view of Wyoming’s future as a leading producing state.
Keremeter resident TJ Quealy says coal companies will raise wholesale prices by 50 cents per ton to dealers. He cites higher production costs due to new fire regulations and a 10 percent wage increase for miners to meet union scales, noting prices are still lower than in Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Louisiana.
On sale daily from September 15 to November 30, 1903. Rates from Ranger and Salt Lake to Helens Garrison Arseonda and intermediate points. Spokane and intermediate points 22.50 Portland Tacoma Seattle and Astoria.
A historical account traces ancient warming devices from the Roman era stuba to German and Scandinavian brick and stone heaters. It notes Polignac’s iron stove attempt, Franklin’s 1745 base burner improvement, and the late adoption of stoves in private homes around 1830.
A collection of letters to Governor Chatterton from Omaha and Denver urge mercy or action in the Tom Horn case. The missives, dated November 12 and 14, 1900s, request clemency or postponement of his sentence. The governor reportedly set the letters aside, noting the mix of genuine concern and sensational rhetoric.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a doctor delivering remarks about someone named Wis and threats over unpaid bills. It references Philadelphia Inquirer and Boston Transcript style quotes and notes marriage or personal relations with names such as Mrs Brownovich and Mrs Smithinsky.
A Marlon Indiana woman with chronic lung disease and pneumonia is described as fully cured by One Minute Cough Cure. She details weight loss from 148 to 2 pounds and says four bottles restored health, lungs, and normal weight. The ad cites Dr E F Guyon and other miscellaneous notes.
The Kansas City Journal reflects on the farmer as owner of broad fertile acres and the burden of rent seeking landlords. It argues farming provides clothing food education and legacy for children and old age, urging pride and hopeful outlook.
The article notes universal standards in equipment such as omnibus wheels ladders and ring diameters across London and global contexts. It then discusses death from electric shock, citing heart and respiratory cessation as primary factors and mentions artificial respiration as a complicating rehabilitation factor.
The Westminster Gazette recalls how the old Scotch school of caddies advised masters before every stroke and guided learning like a nurse teaching a baby. It notes the advisory role fading in modern golf and contrasts it with a quip from the Atchison Globe about a woman's anticipation of travel.
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