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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
8
The fragment lists advertising rates and notices for a publication in Oregon, dated Wednesday November 29, 1911. It references sections of the paper and pricing terms, though many words are garbled. The readable items indicate an old style classified or rate card.
Kemmerer gathered 14 high grade Rambouillet yearlings from Cokeville stock for shipment by Quealy Peterson Co to Omaha for the convention in Des Moines on December 14 15 16. Four bands are grazing the desert for winter with other thorebred Lincoln stock on the Cokeville ranch. New books and stationery novelties at City Drug Store.
P J Quealy wired Wyoming Publicity Association secretary W N Monfort to guarantee 100 dollars for Kemmerer to help defray expenses of a Governors special train. The train from St Paul runs Nov 27 with 12 western states aboard. Wyoming will join the representation.
An old timer from Cokeville, Harry Wichele, visited Kemmerer to see friends and seek a market for surplus hay and grain. The piece notes Mr. Nichols as the first Short Line agent in the village in 1680 who later took up land and built a prosperous local ranch. He is counted among Cokeville's four oldest residents, alongside Wm Vibrans John Bours and C F Stoffers. Kemmerer Bakery markets fresh candies during the visit.
A man learning to handle a revolver accidentally discharged the weapon. The bullet struck Trempe while he sat beside a billiard table, grazing his shoulders and traveling downward. Trempe was removed to Salt Lake hospital for serious injuries.
Hereford bulls for sale from Hamsfork ranch raised on acclimated stock. Seller J M Wright based in Kemmerer Wyoming offers thoroly acclimated Hereford bulls from the Wright operation.
Rev T D Lynch of the Catholic Church promotes a moving pictures program at the Lyceum Theater in Kemmerer for Friday evening. The show includes four films of Rugby football teams organized by George Whitney to be played this week at Kemmerer ball park for the church benefit. Admission 25 cents, ladies free, intermission by Rev Lynch with sacred music. Lineups feature Diamondville and Kemmerer players, with Barch as referee and C S MacDonald as umpire. Also a local tax notice from The First National Bank of Kemmerer for collection and receipts.
Taxes may be paid at the Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company in Uinta County and a proper receipt will be issued for the payment.
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 beautiful specimen spans wings over seven feet.
A garbled excerpt mentions a bakery and pastry phrases with stray terms like chamomile and sulphur. The readable content points to a fragmented culinary note rather than a coherent news item set in a large field or drive context.
Senator W H Taylor from Big Piney reports little snow in Piney valleys and ongoing work on the North Piney canal. He expects to spend the winter in Cheyenne with his family after returning from weekend business.
Nine new pupils entered steel bale school Monday in High Geheel Teusin Mi Leare Paine's room end four in Miss Roseche's room. Miss Mary Bury was unable to attend last week. Miss Marion Christmas teaching Geil Miss Bury returns. Seventh and Eighth grade baseball game in the Fres tier Hall ended 83 to 0 for the eighth grade. they challenge the second High School team. Senior cram met at Esther Downey's home. Emma Roberts absent. Program by Lee Easton August Anguis Veugh Lyon. judges Smith Angelo and Hewens favored the affirmative. Bingville Bugle and Emma Roberts noted as visitors. Merino Bucks for Sale: 180 Merino Bucks, inquire E. W. Smith Kemmerer. Skinny McAllister caused a large cavity in the atmosphere with a dynamite mishap attempt at Bill Davidson's shack. Jack Chenery quips Skinny would be in trouble if not for seeming indestructible.
In Cokeville Wyoming on December 1 the Uinta County Wool Growers plan their annual meeting. County growers are urged to attend as the event concentrates on industry issues and cooperative opportunities. A D Nobis is listed as secretary.
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