25 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
1
The Camera urges Kemmerer and nearby merchants to hold orders for 1911 calendars until January when a large line of samples arrives. It promises the lowest prices and assures readers there will be options to suit each business.
A damaged notice from Huntington reports that the local fire service faces a significant rise in calls. Officials, led by a chief, emphasize unprecedented demand and the need for additional firemen to meet future deployments. The Kemmenne Savings Bank & Trust Co supports the request as part of broader safety measures.
A damaged ad notes McClure's Magazine seeking a responsible energetic agent to handle subscriptions in Kessmarer and vicinity. No capital required, compensation generous, profitable permanent business with complete outfit and instructions provided.
A fragmented moral lesson warns against careless money use. It notes a man in Atohivom who borrows, earns little, and spends freely, urging readers to guard finances and avoid easy gains that wreck life. The speaker emphasizes prudent saving and wary trust.
The article predicts VNEW TRADING COMPANY will seek business from about 100,000 Japanese residents in the territory. It notes potential royalties among participants and anticipates strong banking and retail interest. The piece suggests broad expansion plans and regional consumer outreach.
State Mine Inspector Joseph Bird returned from Rock Springs reporting No 1 mine filling with water while others run at full capacity. 48th and 49th levels are abandoned as 46th and 47th open new rooms and cleanup proceeds. Pumps are inactive in lower levels. water should not interrupt current work for about three months. Bird heads to Hauntna to inspect additional mines this week.
A critique accuses the government of mishandling public lands by broad withdrawals that hinder small farmers while aiding capital and corporations. Citing Commissioner's letters from June and July 190, the author notes 560 acres withdrawn near Pinedale and 600 acres in the township, much of which cannot support power or reclamation, leaving many people to bear the burden.
The second annual meeting of the Uinta County Wool Growers Association gathers in Cokeville at 9 o clock A M December first to elect officers and conduct business including funding for bounty on predatory wild animals. The Wyoming National Forest Wool Growers Association meets the same day to discuss consolidation. A banquet and ball are planned at Cokeville hall that evening for attending wool growers.
Charles H. Morgan of Evaneton is named assistant state owner by State Examiner J A Newlin to fill the vacancy from Arthur K. Lees resignation. Morgan, a young man with wide experience in securing work, was formerly with the Union Pacific railroad offices and later entered the vice.
Evanston Wyoming’s Tom Painter travels to Salt Lake City on business and for the Sullivan Collins bout at Ogden where he may officiate. His supporters push for Painter to be the third man in the ring and boost Intermountain interest in the match and Evanston’s map in the fight world.
Hon Frank May reports Cokeville residents plan a grand welcome next Wednesday for the Wyoming National Forest Wool Growers Association event in Kemmerer. A banquet and ball with the Montpelier orchestra are set as Cokeville, then a village, pushes toward incorporation. Local boosters promise a festive time and note rapid town changes since the last visit.
Taliaferro of Given River Live Stock Co. sold a 15 000 pound wool clip at 20 3 cents per pound from the Chicago Wool Warehouse. The sale yielded about 8 cents per pound more than expected if the stockmen had not built their home in the area. The move follows Taliaferro Denton law and conduct changes as the firm reorganizes its tenancy and address.
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