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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
16
Our store announces arrival of new goods displayed on counters and shelves. Items are described as reasonable and among the best on the market with low prices. Shoppers are invited to visit and see the array of values offered, with confidence of repeat visits. A sample of bargains is listed.
Grocery department highlights Lion Coffee two pounds at a reduced price with additional offers including Arbuckle two pounds for and Shilling’s Beat eleven pound package at a low cost Mocha and Java bulk items offered in limited quantities.
An ++excerpted ++campaign item outlines a miners strike in Fayette County or Payette County urging labor to vote against trusts. William Camaux writes to Honorable J H Griggs detailing 1898 vs 1902 prices on oil, flour, bacon, cheese, butter, and other essentials, arguing for higher wages and union recognition amid “imaginary prosperity.” The notice also praises local candidates in Uinta County and comments on community events in Evanston, with dairy, rope, and theater notes and a Desert Land Final Proof notice for George W. Smith of Cora, Wyoming.
In Salt Lake City Utah traders and officials including D B Buany D8 Spencern and others gathered for a commerce and portage forum. The event highlighted regional trade links and policy debates affecting local businesses and transportation.
Oil lands in Wyoming and Utah offered in 20 to 1000 acre tracts priced 1.50 to 50.00 per acre with 1902 assessment work completed. Includes Fossil, Spring Valley, Evanston, Greun River and other points. Stocks in top companies offered. Contact Hubbell at Corner Main and 2d South, Salt Lake City for details.
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