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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
22
Kemmerer buzzes with a packed schedule. Uncle Tom's Cabin opens October 1 followed by Lyceum dances and Serfter’s Pictures at the Lyceum. Local figures, visitors, and a steady stream of travel and business notes fill the week as advertisers promote rooms, rides, and a piano contest drawing thousands of votes.
An advertising notice promotes training in accounting and auditing skills. It offers to keep books for any kind of business, audit balances, trading accounts and prepare balance sheets. Contact details list Box 72 or Kemmerer Wyoming for expert knowledge.
Classified notice seeks able men for digger and related labor in Georgia. Listing names several employers and locations with job duties and pay details.
Notice warns residents after livestock roam freely in streets and fields. Authorities urge owners to secure penned animals and report strays to local officers. The scan shows warnings circulated by the town or parish office with contact details for reporting and containment.
Shipping shipload of 1 care of lami and old ewes destined for Omaha was delayed by a large drive. John Jamieson arrived with four cam and the shipment was loaded immediately.
A person named W T Knowles appeared in Kemmerer court last week for a breaking and entering incident. He pleaded guilty to stealing merchandise from a car and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge R Lee Craig, with additional costs specified as 29 dollars in total.
Expert bookkeeper Hears Woothowse Wolverhawp ton Boyland an expert accountant plans relocation and announces cut by this issue. He seeks easier accounting systems with multiple ledgers for the region. He arrived with two children now under Velo Veyice at Sabha. Pore Bead Bereford ranch advertises Mowstain Meatow sale and Niwa Wire ranch listing with water and pasture details in Kaaumarer Wyoming.
The J A Quealy Coal Company took over Mammoth Coal Mining Co, with Arthur L Thutras kept as superintendent and J C Shephard as mine foreman. The move aims to restore confidence as remodelling begins to raise output and coal quality. Also noted are rate disputes in Omaha, Westbound freight costs, and personnel changes at the Kemmerer depot with Mrs. Stewart improving abroad.
Postmaster F L Palmer returned from a two week trip through the Uintah Basin in Utah visiting Vernal Roosevelt and Ft Duchesne. He praised the agricultural potential citing watermelons weighing up to 40 50 pounds sweet potatoes 1 inches long and a 106 pound pumpkin. He noted the basin spans nearly 100 miles and could benefit from the Moffat railroad extension. Dr Pagot accompanied Palmer and will practice medicine in Roosevelt Utah.
Got Three Elk Wm woods returned on Saturday last from his trip into the Grays River country in search of big game and secured his elk. During his absence Johnny Angelo looked after the barber shop. Others in the party were Jos Angelo Harry Wood Harvey Brown and Wm Bainton. They were gone two weeks and brought back three elk.
Ken Merer will entertain the State Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Our Fellows on October 4 9 and 10. Citizens able to assist are urged to notify Hotel Kemmerer to aid the visiting delegation and render service to the committee.
Dr. W. C. Cunnington returned from a mountain trip near Pondurant with a mastodon tooth trophy from big game hunting. He notes the item in his cabinet and adds he has since done dental work around Daniel and Fig Piney.
Dr W R Hocker of Green River has moved into the former van Jones building and opens his Kemmerer dentistry today. A Kanaas City Dental College graduate of 1911, he is well known for his surgical skill and plans to serve locally to be near his family. Subscriptions reminders warn readers not to miss The Camena.
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