05 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
1
Fragmented report from Kemmerer Gleanings referencing Barrett’s Park events, local visits, births, and obituaries. Mentions Quaker Maid Rye awards, Mrs Otis Tufe, Willard Bell infant progress, and several social notices. Concludes with town activities, sales notices, and community updates.
A herder, Dan Gordon, found William Kelsey dead near a sheep camp seven miles from Kemmerer while preparing to hitch a team. Investigators say Kelsey was attacked and died instantly, with one horse harnessed and the other bare. The body will be brought to town for burial.
An early 20th century warning urges caregivers that thin restless babies may suffer from worms and advises against experimental remedies. It recommends using White's Cream Vere as a safe treatment and cautions against dirty, poorly fed infants.
Fair and Bazaar at Kemmerer hosted by Catholic ladies begins Tuesday October 1 for three days. Features include sewing and work exhibits, a doll valued at a million dollars for the fundraiser, fishponds booths and refreshments. Proceeds go to parish debt with tickets and supper offered each night.
A fragmented notice describes acres of land with river bottom, native grant, and alfalfa crops, plus a stage line, mail delivery, and ownership details. It mentions payments, lotteries, and a demand for funds to retire debts, with dates and local ties to Kemmerer Wyoming and surrounding areas.
An aged couple Mr and Mrs William Bowker celebrated their golden wedding at Legh England after fifty years of marriage. Edward Bowker born at Atherton Highlade April and wife from Kingston England had ten children six daughters and four sons alive with thirty eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Relatives from Frontier and Ontario attended the event with friends from Proutier. A purse of 50 in gold was gifted to Frontier. The evening featured conversation music and a hearty repast. A local ad for Herbine liver remedy followed.
In Mall of Olympian Loge No 28 Wyoming the Supreme Rater of the Universe is invoked as we announce the death of a worthy brother aged and true. The lodge expresses heartfelt sympathy to the family, resolves to mourn, and to publish the resolutions with the charter draped for thirty days.
A Danforth Maine woman suffered twenty years of digestive troubles and weakness until six months ago when Electric Bitters healed her. Gilpatrick of Danforth touts the remedy as the greatest restorative medicine, claiming it purifies the blood, aids liver and kidneys, cures malaria and general weakness. Potent nerve tonic advertised.
An old newspaper fragment warns of grave danger from outbreaks of coughing and fever. It urges preventive cloth and hay fever remedies, touting a cure for influenza like grippe and promoting Huberte Drug Store with free samples.
Notice announces publication for a U S wartime land contest in Fosston Wyqung and references parties HIGHAM SMITH THOMAS AEA MAE AGS and THOMAS HAVES Kogiater. It lists protest rights and deadlines dated October 12 in NT and urges all interested parties to file objections with the registering office.
Notice of publication records a coal entry in Wyoming dated September 8 1907. It names AM SMITH JAM DAVID FADDIS as claimants and cites legal steps to purchase public land under section provisions. Protests must be filed by October 1 with the proper office to contest the entry.
Ancient remedy claims cure for blood poisoning and related ailments by removing poisonous germs restoring vigor. Mentions various health claims and a mix of unrelated commentary on animal preservation and wildlife protection.
An aged inventor Llewellyn showcases a water walking contraption using canvas boots and a wrist tether in a distant harbor setting. The device balances through a large paddle pump while measured steps near a wet shore reveal trial progress and cautious optimism.
A fragment from a domestic scene describes a polite girl nine with her grandmother Byers at the table. The child reacts to a moment of curiosity about food and names, while a distant reminiscence or imagined dialogue adds a wistful, old fashioned tone.
Notice lists Timberland Act publication details with extensive names and locations including Kemmerer Wyoming Evanston and Wyoming territories. It references coal entry proceedings, claims by Thomas V. Davis as register, and dates around August 27 1940. It names multiple claimants and offices, outlining filing requirements and protest deadlines for sale of public land.
Forfeiture notice text appears garbled with numerous misspellings and missing context. Named terms and dates are unreadable, making it impossible to extract concrete parties, actions, or deadlines from the fragment. The remainder consists of random letters and partial words without identifiable entities.
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