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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
9
Local business ads and community notices recount holiday preparations in Kemmerer. Curtis the jeweler promotes gifts and watch specials. Curtie's displays sterling silver and Rogers Bros ware. Officials report residents visiting relatives, local births, legal notices, and a potential safety update on a road project.
On Thursday evening at Kemmerss coal mine fireman Hi ram Andemson leaned from a switch engine cab and struck the coal bunker. He suffered a nearly severed ear, severe scalp wounds, a broken left arm, and internal injuries. He was taken to Salt Lake Hospital that night and no prognosis is available yet.
Supt J A Bickle of Wyoming Mission will preach in Kemmerer and Diamondville next Sunday November. He will lead morning services at 10 and 11 a.m. and afternoon gatherings at Diamondville at 2 20 p.m. Curated by Coatta and cordial invitations extended.
Bank officials confirm that the National Bank of Keen is empowered to receive duties and payments as part of routine fiscal operations. The notice names community leaders and references standard banking procedures.
A fragmentary notice notes serious health concerns from constipation including potential kidney issues. It cites names and a plea for Herbine Witt speedy relief and mentions various individuals and brief medical references. The text reads as a chaotic early 20th century medical blurb.
A white spotted milk cow with red hide is missing from a rural farm. Authorities urge any sightings or information to contact the owner. Descriptions note the animal’s distinct markings and possible recent movement toward the northern fields.
The text recalls a patient described as cured from consumption after using Mallard's throat syrup. It claims a six year relief and ongoing use of the remedy with regular purchases, noting successful cough relief and continued care.
The county prosecutor warns that Section 2174 of the Revised Statutes will be enforced starting December 1, prohibiting cheating at twenty one and other card games for money. Violators face fines from three hundred to one thousand dollars, or three months to one year in jail, or both, under penalty.
News from Diets Wye reports the murder of Mr and Mrs Richard A Keenan last week. The couple’s funeral service was conducted at their family home on Sunday at 2 o clock. In a separate item, Lin lat, a Chinese man, wed Susan Rugland, a white woman, at Judge Sims office with McAllister officiating as the couple departed for Utah after the ceremony.
Notice seeks the return of a missing Lawellyn Setter female named Whit described as small and sable with blue dye accents. Reward offered by ILA in Hoorn Kemmerer Wyn with no questions asked upon recovery.
Notices seek information on Albert Sommners a musician last known in Salt Lake City Utah. Address Box No 14 Kemmerer Wyoming Salt Lake residents urged to reply. My wife Laurena Solliday has left home I will not be responsible for her debts dated October 28 14s Wittings Sonuinay
Lost, strayed or stolen mare about ten years old with a brand D on the right thigh. A colt about two years old is with her. Reward of ten dollars will be paid for delivery of the animals.
An old medical ad touts Ballard's Ballard's Pain Relieving Ointment as a remedy for rheumatic and neuralgic pains. The copy claims the salve penetrates skin and bone, spreads through the bloodstream, and brings rapid relief across the body.
The Washington Letter reports on tariff reform stance by President Hoonvelt and General Hancock, noting debates over free lists for hides cotton and wheat, gifts from foreign powers, and the State Department handling of medals. It mentions Senator Bacon, Constantinople gifts, Secretary Bonaparte and naval funding debates, with Cannon and Burton’s leadership hints for 1906.
A terse patent notice by A Snow & Co Washington D C lists David A Savage Mayoworth as owner of a land leveler. Copy requests ask ten cents in postage stamps and provide date on the paper to A Snow & Co Washington D C for the patent.
The Latter Day Saints held ward conference on Sunday the 12th with officers elected for Y M L A including Slater Jane Symes as President and Jessie Tanner Elsie Clawson as counselors. Plans form for a meeting house as Cumberland boasts population over 1000 yet no church. Local events include a medical show prize won by Dave Paddies and reports of illness and bereavement among residents. War was officially declared Sunday night after band practice.
Town council ordinances prohibit operating or permitting slot machines, games of chance, and gambling devices for money or value. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars and imprisonment from three to six months. The measure includes penalties for owners and occupants who allow gambling in any premises.
The district court adjourned with actions including Murphy versus Murphy a decree of divorce for McLaughlin versus Melaughlin and trusteeship cases. A trial with Corthell for defendant is noted with jurisdiction challenges and a 30 day interval to file. Replevin appeal from Cokeville, and will set aside for Robert Flockhart deceased with heirs pursuing final settlement.
The Town Council of Kemmerer Wyoming passes an ordinance concerning gambling. It cites prior ordinances from July 6 1903 February 23 1904 and a later date, declaring the measure an emergency and effective immediately. Mayor O Connell signs the ordinance with town clerk attestation.
The fragment mentions Yor Bale and a medium weight designation with a double wear note, attributed to a cryptic quote about a person named Christian.
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