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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
16
Ad rates listed for the Oregon Short Life publication dated Wednesday November 29 1911. Rates include display and classified spaces with pricing details and contact instructions for booking space in upcoming issues.
A Keighering report notes Kemmerer men shipped 14 thore bred Rambonuillet yearlings to the Quealy Peterson Co for display at the National Wool Growers convention in Omaha on Dec 14 15 16. Bucks from Cokeville ranch and Lincoln stock are highlighted. Four bands of sheep are grazing desert for winter with ranch kept stock for feed. New books and stationery novelties at the City Drug Store.
P J Quealy wired W N Monfort secretary of the Wyoming Publicity Association to guarantee 100 for Kemmerer to help defray expenses of the Governors special train to be arranged by 12 western states. The train will start from St Paul on Nov 27 with Wyoming in line alongside the rest of the states.
An aged Cokeville resident, Harry Wichele, visits Kemmerer to see friends and seek buyers for surplus hay and grain. The piece notes Mr. Nichols as the first Short Line agent in Cokeville in 1680 who later settled on a prosperous ranch, and mentions four of the area’s oldest residents: Wichele Vibrans Bours and Stoffers. Kemmerer Bakery promotes fresh candies.
An accidental discharge at a billiard hall injured Louis Trempe of Elliol. Trempe was struck between the shoulders by a bullet while a bystander practiced with a revolver, forcing his removal to Salt Lake hospital. The incident underscores the risk of handling a loaded gun.
J M Wright of Kemmerer Wyoming offers thoroly acclimated purebred Hereford bulls raised on his Hamsfork ranch for sale. Local buyers may contact Wright for details and pricing.
Rev T D Lynch presents moving pictures at Lyceum Theater to benefit the Catholic church with Sacred Music and a rugby football game to be played at the Kemmerer ball park this week. Admission is 25 cents with ladies free. time 2 0 p m. Lineups, officials, and referees named. Also a tax collection notice from First National Bank of Kemmerer.
Uinta county taxes may be paid at the Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company and a proper receipt will be given for same.
John J. Alvarez an employee with the sheep camps of the Quesly Peterson Company brought into Kemmerer last Saturday a monster Golden eagle captured in a coyote trap on Oyster ridge east of Kemmerer. The bird was a beautiful specimen with wingspread over seven feet.
The readable text mixes references to a bakery and pastry with odd lines about brushing with chamomile and sulphur. Names and clear events are absent, leaving readers with disconnected phrases about food preparation and generic process terms.
Senator W. H. Taylor arrived from Big Piney on Saturday after business tied to segregation proposals. He noted little snowfall in Piney valleys and ongoing work on the North Piney canal. He plans to winter in Cheyenne with his family.
Nine new pupils entered steel bath Monday in High School. Mary Bury absent part of last week. Marion Christmas teaches. seventh and eighth grade baseball game 83 to 0 with eighth grade victory and challenge to second High School team. Senior class met at Esther Downey's home. program delivered. decision favored affirmative. Merino Bucks for Sale and local anecdotes including a dynamite mishap involving Skinny McAllister.
Uinta County Wool Growers announce their annual meeting to be held in Cokeville Wyoming on December first. Officials urge all county members to attend. A. D. Nobis secretary notes details and times for the gathering.
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