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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
4
The article discusses public land questions raised by settlers, praising fair treatment and law compliance while condemning unwarranted contests. It notes State Land Commissioner Fuller’s tenure, rail construction westward, and rising forest revenue with allocations for roads and schools.
A Wyoming state politics segment outlines potential reappointments and new posts. Rumors center on A J Paraball possibly becoming state engineer or water commissioner in District 1, with Huntington of Sheridan named for District No 3 and other districts considered. The piece praises Charley Sorenson of Rock Springs for long, conscientious service and notes Gen CA Cauchel’s role with the Native Guard.
Reports indicate plans for staff reassignments at the Ui Eames courthouse following tire incidents. Alex Neuil is slated for chief clerk under County Clerk Harvey with Mar Harrison as first assistant and Rose A Gurman to follow under Treasurer Martin.
The ladies of the Catholicwave postponed their fair to Wednesday and Thursday December 14 and 15. Festivities will include dancing each night and several articles will be offered for sale in the afternoons of both days.
New Postoffice Department regulations require letters to be held at the postoffice for five days unless retrieved by the addressee. If a name appears in the corner the letter is sent to the dead letter office. Exceptions exist in certain cases where letters may be held longer, with specific corner markings.
The notice advertises printing services including corporation bond prints and mariners work. It notes capability in natural weighted stock and various colored forms, with emphasis on letterhead envelopes and specialty prints. It mentions the Sampo Coal region and three different delivery interments in a period setting.
A garbled OCR fragment references charges and county procedures. It mentions a person or entity and a formal process, but details are unclear. Further context is needed to identify names, places, dates, or outcomes.
A dense, fragmentary recap of social visits, family gatherings, and local happenings around Kemmerer and nearby areas. Mentions Mr and Mrs Salieu, E L Meith, Alex Stricker, the Kemmerer Bank, and community members visiting relatives, weddings, engagements, and farm business. References to Kemmerer dayings, Green Hives, and sheep interests with occasional names like Mrs Henry Murdoch, Gro Br. Symes, West, and Tom Larson.
Fragmentary text mentions Martin Foley and a Camere note about Montes mocapade. Names appear inconsistent, making precise event unclear. likely a local archival item with undeciphered phrases and vague references to a camera or timing.
An extract details Ralph W. Smith appointed by the Medbury Investment Co to represent them in Kemavver and vicinity. The text references legal and financial matters, journal banking, and municipal promotion, with mentions of Campbell Morrison and Epiron’s, plus a cashier from Mont polies, all within a broad, garbled context.
A fragmented report notes a beam base measurement of 17 inches at a construction site in Bareese County. The text references Mr Header overseeing the work and mentions companies involved, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions winter visit and locations such as Caliterte and Los Angeles with scattered names and vague events. No coherent date, action, or outcomes detectable.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a late night event or gathering linked to a Muller and a poker setting. Words suggest a duet theme and possible entrada or pairing in a dimly lit venue. No clear persons or organizations are readable.
A garbled report describes a firefly gathering with misread prices and names. It mentions praiseworthy catching efforts by a hunter named Stan Grt at Munset, with long bamboo and a dozen monkeys, amid vague references to prisoners and caged crimanents.
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