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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1903
Page
16
The Laramie Republican reports a brutal attack at 107 Hodgeman Avenue where Gus Olson, his wife, and three children were injured. Olson and the infant son died. the mother and older son have severe injuries. a hatchet was used. Dr. Stevens cannot yet determine outcomes.
State Coal Mine Inspector A E Bradbury says Wyoming coal production this year will be less than 1902. District covers Hanna Ruck Springs Cumberland Spring Valley Kemmerer Diamondville Frontier. Most mines have run full time but staffing is down from last year, especially Diamondville and Kemmerer Coal & Coke Co. output. The Hanna mine reconstruction after June explosion continues to ship Amal coal, with northern district inspector Young predicting higher production than Bradbury estimates.
The document appears to be an affidavit involving Prager and an ensuing allegation about alcohol use and an event on a specific date. It references the Laramie Hospital and a claim regarding alcohol consumption at a Wyoming saloon. Names and precise actions are unclear due to the damaged text.
The Coal Strike across Utah Colorado and Wyoming teeters on a settlement as miners oppose a resumption of work. Operators nearly concede an eight hour day but fear impacts on southern workers. Rail freight cuts ease fuel famine fears while Wyoming mines operate normally and Colorado endures militia troubles.
Public notice from O. A. Hawintox Superintendent of Water Div. No. 4 announces adjudication of water under permit at Kemmerer Hotel Kemmerer on December 7. Proofs of appropriation will be taken and opened for public inspection during office hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Wanrep offers a good heating stove in exchange for a first class cook stove with reservoir. Apply at the Express oiler for details and exchange terms.
Mary Johnston recovers her health author of To Have and to Hold. Miss Leora Drake Gill dean of Barnard College retires after two women graduate students at Columbia. Lady Curae the vicereine of India to visit Washington this autumn. Clara Barton plans a large Red Cross fund of about 1,044,000 dollars. Sophenia Fletcher, oldest woman college graduate in New England, marks 95th birthday. Eve line Herrin and Valentine Tilton twins approach 93. Lola La Follette seeks stage roles after university graduation. Nancy Juse awarded gold medal for 47 years as lighthouse keeper at Bony Point. Irishwoman Mie Douglass appointed horticultural lecturer in Louth, first woman in that post.
A fashion column discusses popular cape sleeves girdles and crushed belts on imported models. It notes silk, velvet, pile fabrics and culffon velvet as in style for evening wear, with various sleeve styles and decorative trims cited. The prose reflects period style and naming of fabrics.
The note requests readers to accept sample copies and expresses willingness to send the paper if pleased. It mentions readiness to accept a three month subscription as well as a yearly one.
A brief promotion advertising a one cent postal card to request a free spectaven oting issue of The New York Tribune Farmer, a weekly agricultural paper. It notes an annual price of two dollars if bought via Kemmerer Camera in Wyn, urging readers to mail orders and money promptly.
The Camera has arranged with publishers of the New York Tribune Farmer to offer two papers for one year at two dollars in Wyoming. The New York Farmer is described as among the best ranchmen papers, with a regular yearly price of two dollars, and subscribers may obtain a sample copy by sending a postal card or mentioning the offer.
Final proof notice for desert land publication appears with garbled OCR text. It references Wyoming and legal action, with unclear dates or parties. No readable names or precise actions are extractable from the fragment provided.
Legal notice lists Desert Land Pro tion Srl as property holder and names JOUN . W115 Danel and Eugene C100 with proof dates sought. The notice cites residency in Evanston and New York, announcing a proof hearing set for late November. it requests publication of the required notice in the local periodical.
Notice is given of a land sale in Burns Fremont County Wyoming. The action involves multiple parties including Alexander K, George H, and others, with details on parcels and property descriptions. The sale is set to occur at a specified time and place with residences and cultivation rights noted.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals from Piney Wyoming and a legal or notice context with names such as Thomas Aurin and Warren. The readable portion lacks coherent facts, dates, or actionable details to establish a clear event, action, or outcome.
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