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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
7
The sample line arriving in January will bring Kemmerer business men the chance to secure low prices on 1911 calendars. The Kemmerer Camera urges withholding current orders until the new stock is ready and quotes are provided.
A fragmented report notes Kemmenne Savings Bank and Trust Co discusses a new policy amid a rise in buskeees rageleve and firefighter staffing. Huntington and the upper end are mentioned with delays in deliveries and calls for more experienced firemen to meet growing demand.
An insertion notes McClure's Magazine wants a responsible energetic person in Kessmarer and vicinity to handle subscriptions. Experience not required. Liberal compensation and profitable permanent work with full outfit and instructions provided. Write ROW McClure's Magazine New York City for details.
A damaged excerpt urges thrift and caution with money, warning that poor habits lead to failure. It frames money as powerful, able to tempt the unwary, and stresses the need to guard earnings and avoid wasteful spending. It invokes general advice and moral tone without clear modern references.
An unidentified institution aims to tap a vast regional market of about 100000 Japanese residents for business. Plans include appealing to retailers and creating a royalty system to boost a new venture. The message suggests strong expectations of extensive commerce uplift.
State Mine Inspector Joseph Bird, returning from Rock Springs, reports mines in good condition except No. 1, which is filling with water. Levels 48 and 49 abandoned as work shifts to 46 and 47 for cleanup and new rooms. No pumps operate in lower levels. water should not hinder current work for about three months. Inspector Bird also plans to survey Hauna mines this week.
A letter decries government handling of public lands, arguing wholesale withdrawals deny poor men access to benefits and hinder capital investments. It cites Commissioner's letters from June and July, noting 560 acres withdrawn near Pinedale and 600 acres in the same township, with little potential for power sites and many suitable lands already patented or filed on.
The second annual meeting of the Uinta County Wool Growers Association will convene at Cokeville at 9 o clock a.m. Wednesday December first to elect officers and conduct business including funding special bounties for predatory wild animals. The Wyoming National Forest Wool Growers Association will meet same day in Cokeville to discuss consolidating the two groups. Elaborate preparations are under way for attendees with a banquet and ball at the Cokeville hall on the evening of December 1.
Evaneton resident Charles H. Morgan was named assistant state owner by State Examiner J A Newlin to fill the vacancy after Arthur K. Lee's resignation. Morgan, a young man with diverse experience in securing work, previously served the Union Pacific Railway and later joined county assessor roles during a tax office meeting.
Tom Painter of Evanston Wyoming known as a square referee is in Salt Lake on business and to gauge odds for officiating the Sullivan Collins bout at Ogden. Friends push a bid to place him as the third man in the ring. Backers from the intermountain region, including G F Gilson, contend Painter would boost Evanston and draw Western fans.
Hon Frank May visits Kemmerer and reports Cokeville citizens are gearing up for Wyoming National Forest Wool Growers Association events next Wednesday. Banquet and grand ball planned with Montpelier orchestra. Cokeville drafts incorporation, will host visitors, and aims to become a key Uinta County town.
Rock Springs reports T. Taliaferro of Given River Live Stock Co sold 15 000 pounds of wool to an eastern manufacturer at 20.3 cents per pound. Sale concluded at the Chicago Wool Warehouse, with higher prices than local tuckmasters would have earned. The Taliaferro Denton firm dissolves membership. Teliaferro will occupy the Welh building but work continues on the Ten Reginaramt bulledag Mant.
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