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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1903
Page
5
A court recap cites two Wyomling officials charged with about back then election obstruction. the case at Douglas Sacredity ends with all accused discharged. The report also covers Lar Wank yard litigation, Mondell’s influence in irrigation, and comments on his wife Mrs Mondell as a notable figure in Washington society.
Keremeter resident TJ Quealy tells Tribune that coal companies will raise wholesale prices to dealers by 50 cents per ton. He attributes the increase to higher production costs caused by new fire regulations, wages raised to the union scale, and broader legislative changes.
On sale daily from September 15 to November 30, 1903. 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 sketch describes ancient Roman heating stoves called stuba used by the upper class before Christianity, noting brick and stone constructions in Germany and Scandinavia. It credits Cardinal Polignac with an iron stove early in the 18th century and Benjamin Franklin with a 1745 base burner improvement, and concludes stoves gained private use around 1830.
A set of letters to Governor Chatterton from Omaha and Denver discuss commutation and hanging of Tom Horn. The missives urge mercy or punishment while terms and dates are noted, reflecting public debate on the case.
Fragmentary quotes from Philadelphia and Cincinnati papers hint at a tense social dispute. Names appear but details are obscured, offering a glimpse of interpersonal friction rather than a clear event or outcome.
A Marlon Indiana woman Gertrude E Fenner recovers fully from a severe lung illness and pneumonia after using One Minute Cough Cure. She reports dropping from 148 to 2 pounds, then regaining weight and strength after four bottles. Also notes praise for other remedies and local observations.
The Kansas City Journal reflects on the farmer's life and purpose. It argues that harvest proceeds support families, clothing, education, old age, and posterity, while landlords often claim much of the yields. The piece praises the farmer’s contentment and hope for the future.
The text notes uniform standards in wheels ladders and ropes across trades, then explains how electric shock causes death by stopping the heart or breathing and mentions artificial respiration as a response. It cites Archibald Wilson in Cassler's Magazine.
A Westminster Gazette note laments the fading advisory caddie once vital to golf explaining masters relied on sapient mentors for each stroke. A quip from the Atchison Globe mocks a woman’s trip planning by joking she kicks her trunk two weeks before departure.
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